iOS10 makes a large number of users around the world turn into bricks Apple responds like this

September 14th news, recently, many users have claimed that their iPhones and iPads are "bricked" when trying to upgrade to the latest version of Apple's iOS 10 operating system wirelessly, and they need to log in to iTunes through a Mac or PC before they can recover. Apple later issued a statement saying that a small problem occurred in the iOS 10 upgrade program, which was quickly resolved and affected users can complete the upgrade by connecting to iTunes.

Many Apple fans updated the iOS 10 official version as soon as Apple released the official version of iOS 10, but most people encountered a big problem, and the equipment became bricked.

It should be noted that the range of impacts of the upgrade to the iOS 10 official version of the device is very wide, mainly focusing on wireless upgrades for iPhone and iPad users. For such problems, users need to log in to iTunes through Mac or PC before they can recover.

Many users have described that when they start upgrading, they will find that the interface is stuck on the "Connect to iTunes" screen, making it unusable for iPhone or iPad. The only solution is to log in to iTunes to restore the firmware using a Mac or Windows PC.

What’s even more depressing is that after the recovery operation, some users said that their devices can complete the upgrade to the iOS 10 operating system, but others said that they can only upgrade to iOS 9.3.5. This is likely a server problem because many users are trying to upgrade their devices at the same time, resulting in overloading of the server.

Regarding this problem, Apple responded that the iOS 10 upgrade problem should be solved now, and the software upgrade program encountered a brief problem, and the problem has been solved at present. Any affected users should connect to iTunes to complete the upgrade, or contact AppleCare for help.