Software Update not seeing iOS 10

[BostonQuad]

On my 6s Plus, I go to Settings > General > Software Update, and see

iOS 9.3.5
Your software is up to date.

Why is it not reporting the new OS?

 

[tomi03]

Because you are lucky!!!

 

[C DM]

On my 6s Plus, I go to Settings > General > Software Update, and see

iOS 9.3.5
Your software is up to date.

Why is it not reporting the new OS?

Perhaps you have an iOS 9 (public) beta profile installed?

 

[leesweet]

Yeah, I had the same. Had to remove the old beta profile and up she popped.

 

[BostonQuad]

Yeah, I had the same. Had to remove the old beta profile and up she popped.

That must be it, as I jumped to the beta to get Night Shift early... thanks all. Not entirely sure how to remove the public profile (use recovery mode? I tried that...) but iTunes gives me an explicit option to download iOS 10, so I'm trying that now.

 

[C DM]

That must be it, as I jumped to the beta to get Night Shift early... thanks all. Not entirely sure how to remove the public profile (use recovery mode? I tried that...) but iTunes gives me an explicit option to download iOS 10, so I'm trying that now.

Settings > General > Profiles

 

[BostonQuad]

Settings > General > Profiles

Ah! Thanks.
[doublepost=1474213096][/doublepost]Curious... I used that menu to delete my profile. I no longer have a menu for Settings > General > Profiles. But Software Update still reports I'm up to date.

 

[leesweet]

Ah! Thanks.
[doublepost=1474213096][/doublepost]Curious... I used that menu to delete my profile. I no longer have a menu for Settings > General > Profiles. But Software Update still reports I'm up to date.

I may have had to restart to get 10 to show up....

 

[ThunderMasterMind]

I may have had to restart to get 10 to show up....

Yeah, whenever you install or uninstall a profile for beta software, or software in general, it requires a restart to take effect.

 

[BostonQuad]

Thanks again all. As it turns out, I never tried a restart because I got it installed through iTunes.