When I was updating my phone from IOS 6.1.3 to IOS 7.0.3, I used my iPhone during the process, texting, playing games and reading Facebook. I kept checking the download progress frequently. It only took about 1 1/2 hours to complete the download, go through the install process and for me to go through settings to make sure that all settings were correct. When the download got to 95% I turned off my phone. I did the download wirelessly with my phone plugged in. I'm having no problems since the update.
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> On Oct 26, 2013, at 4:56 PM, Barbara-Lynn Smith wrote:
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> Thanks Jim. Good to know.
> I'll likely give it a try on my iPhone 5 today or this evening. Hmm, sometimes it asks about doing a download only. I wonder, since it could take hours, if I could set the download to go without tying up my iPhone? I've not done that before. I wonder once I plug the phone back in at some later time that it would pick up at the install part and carry on... Anyone try that?
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> Cheers,
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> On Oct 26, 2013, at 8:07 AM, "Jim Saklad" wrote:
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>>> Thanks everyone for all your words of wisdom. You've made me think of things a little differently.
>>> How long did the update take? Is it something I can/should let it do overnight? Or do I need to babysit it at all?
>>> B.L.
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>> The main variable is the speed of the download. I have DSL that maxes out at just over 330 kiloBytes per second (2.7 Megabits/sec), so the download took hours. It then takes a little while to install and reboot.
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>> Once it's finished, the first thing that might be useful is to force a re-boot yourself (Home+On/Off until Apple logo appears). Many people have reported one or another kind of flakiness after upgrading that was fixed by a re-boot.
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Donna
> On Oct 26, 2013, at 4:56 PM, Barbara-Lynn Smith wrote:
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> Thanks Jim. Good to know.
> I'll likely give it a try on my iPhone 5 today or this evening. Hmm, sometimes it asks about doing a download only. I wonder, since it could take hours, if I could set the download to go without tying up my iPhone? I've not done that before. I wonder once I plug the phone back in at some later time that it would pick up at the install part and carry on... Anyone try that?
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> Cheers,
> B.L>
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> On Oct 26, 2013, at 8:07 AM, "Jim Saklad" wrote:
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>>> Thanks everyone for all your words of wisdom. You've made me think of things a little differently.
>>> How long did the update take? Is it something I can/should let it do overnight? Or do I need to babysit it at all?
>>> B.L.
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>> The main variable is the speed of the download. I have DSL that maxes out at just over 330 kiloBytes per second (2.7 Megabits/sec), so the download took hours. It then takes a little while to install and reboot.
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>> Once it's finished, the first thing that might be useful is to force a re-boot yourself (Home+On/Off until Apple logo appears). Many people have reported one or another kind of flakiness after upgrading that was fixed by a re-boot.
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>> Jim Saklad mailto:jimdoc@icloud.com
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