Ondrej Holzman The new iPad Pro has only been on sale for a while, but Apple already has to deal with an annoying problem. Users began to complain en masse that after charging their large tablet stops responding and they have to perform a hard restart. Apple admitted that it has no other solution yet.
When your iPad Pro becomes unresponsive—the screen remains black when you press buttons or tap the display—you need to perform a hard reboot by holding down the Home button and the top button to sleep/turn off the iPad for at least ten seconds, he advises in its Apple document.
Apple further states that it is already solving the problem, but has not yet come up with a solution. It is expected that this should be a fix in the next iOS 9 update, although it is not entirely certain if this is a software or hardware bug. However, the software problem should be easily solved by Apple, and it has already happened several times in the past.
All iPad Pro models running iOS 9.1 may remain completely stuck, so users can hope that Apple will fix the annoying bug as soon as possible. Fortunately, not everyone's iPad Pro freezes.
it's a pity that I don't have these problems.. :) I don't have an iPad Pro yet... but I'm already going to the piggy bank :)
So, two years back, anything Apple releases is a bit of a fuck up. It stinks.
The main thing is that it's not a blue screen - that's how cool and trendy it is!
WAoD – white apple of death :) The situation has somewhat reversed. If something doesn't work on an iPhone or iPad, almost everywhere advises to restart or rather restore, and even that sometimes doesn't help. I've had to restore Ios this way many times, mostly due to signal or wifi issues. The last time I reinstalled windows was because of an unrecoverable error on windows xp. After the release of Vista - Win7, Win8, Win10 only when changing the system.