This is the error I got with my iPad - now iTunes isn't seeing the iPad at all and there's nothing on my iPad except for a little circle scrolling - I'm upset. It doesn't appear that I can do do a darn thing.
I finally got thru...restore started and was moving forward....but ive been stuck on "restoring ipad apps" for over an hour with no progress...should I stop and restart somehow? Doesnt look like its gonna move at all.
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I'm gonna wait till next week at a random weekday some time around midnight to update to iOS 5. It sounds like everybody has lost there mind today. Like everybody sounds like a crack addict. "HELP ME! I keep trying! I need iOS 5!!!"
Calm the F' down people! Just wait it out. Apple servers have been more used today then a Filpino prostitute.
I finally got thru...restore started and was moving forward....but ive been stuck on "restoring ipad apps" for over an hour with no progress...should I stop and restart somehow? Doesnt look like its gonna move at all.
After trying 4 times i went onto to apple troubleshoot and it said to unplug all your USBs. So remove every USB apart from your Dock cable and try again
I only just made this account because wanted to help others.
It really does not matter how many times you try. With the iPhone 4 it took me about an hour and several attempts. There are so many times that it needs to call home. With the iPad 1 it updated correctly the first time.
The different errors are occurring because the process fails at different places.
Just keep trying...
You don't have to backup each time. Once the iOS5 file has been downloaded, just click Restore; when prompted if you want to backup, choose no. The upgrade will still probably fail, but at least it takes a lot less time!
duelingdragons said:This is embarrassing and absurd.
Steve would not be pleased.
"The software for the iPod "John's iPod Touch" was corrupted during download.
Disconnect and reconnect, then try again. Make sure your network settings are correct and your network connection is active, or try again later."
Is this the same as the 3200 error? I have tried restarting. I have 10.7.2 and iTunes 10.5. Any thoughts? Thanks!