IPP 11.2.2

[nburwell]

So in the settings app, there is a red icon for a software update. I presume it’s for 11.2.5. However when I go to software update it says software is up to date with 11.2.2. I did a hard reset on my iPad, but the notification won’t go away.

Does anyone have any insight or experienced this?

 

[mattguy10]

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So in the settings app, there is a red icon for a software update. I presume it’s for 11.2.5. However when I go to software update it says software is up to date with 11.2.2. I did a hard reset on my iPad, but the notification won’t go away.

Does anyone have any insight or experienced this?

Try hard resetting a couple more times. If that doesn’t help, try resetting your network settings. Settings > General > Reset

You’ll need to re-enter any saved WiFi passwords.

You could also try updating through iTunes.

If all else fails, you can try a reset all settings. Settings > General > Reset

This won’t erase any data, but it will put your iPad back to factory default settings.

Last resort would be to wipe the iPad, restore from an iCloud backup and it should automatically ask you to upgrade to the latest iOS (11.2.5) during setup. Make sure to do a manual backup before restoring if one hasn’t been done in awhile.

Good luck!

 

[Chazzle]

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So in the settings app, there is a red icon for a software update. I presume it’s for 11.2.5. However when I go to software update it says software is up to date with 11.2.2. I did a hard reset on my iPad, but the notification won’t go away.

Does anyone have any insight or experienced this?

Do you have a beta profile installed?

 

[nburwell]

Do you have a beta profile installed?

Not on my iPad, no.
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Try hard resetting a couple more times. If that doesn’t help, try resetting your network settings. Settings > General > Reset

You’ll need to re-enter any saved WiFi passwords.

You could also try updating through iTunes.

If all else fails, you can try a reset all settings. Settings > General > Reset

This won’t erase any data, but it will put your iPad back to factory default settings.

Last resort would be to wipe the iPad, restore from an iCloud backup and it should automatically ask you to upgrade to the latest iOS (11.2.5) during setup. Make sure to do a manual backup before restoring if one hasn’t been done in awhile.

Good luck!

I'll try this tonight when I get home. Appreciate the input!