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LuvLoogie

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6. Apple's update servers verify the model iPad you have.

Reply to Paper Roses (Original post)

Sat Dec 5, 2020, 01:53 PM

Dec 2020

If there is an update available for your model, you will get the prompt. Otherwise you might be maxed out for that model.

In Settings in the General section check your model number and see if your current iOS version is maxed out for your model.

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Is my iPad useless now? [View all] Paper Roses Dec 2020 OP

The best and worst tutorials are all on Youtube. Arne Dec 2020 #1

Which model of iPad do you have? N/T Big Blue Marble Dec 2020 #2

my iPad became "unupdatable" Skittles Dec 2020 #3

If you know that there's nothing on the iPad you want to keep, consider a hard reset. CincyDem Dec 2020 #4

Do you have an Apple store you can go to? s-cubed Dec 2020 #5

Apple's update servers verify the model iPad you have. LuvLoogie Dec 2020 #6

LuvLoogie is correct HuskyOffset Dec 2020 #10

Could be useful ... mr_lebowski Dec 2020 #7

if you don't mind changing brands, cost for a new one can be very reasonable TomDaisy Dec 2020 #8

Call Apple, see what they say Blues Heron Dec 2020 #9

Back to your desktop. A few questions. LuvLoogie Dec 2020 #11

My iPad aged out like that. woodsprite Dec 2020 #12