After several public betas of the version iOS 9.3.2, the apple firm made the official deployment of the new firmware in the iDevices, polishing certain aspects of the system and undoing bugs which affected bluetooth connectivity on the iPhone SE. However, the update has also wreaked havoc on other devices and has boot locked of a sensible number of units of the iPad Pro 9.7.
We have been in the Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), It seems not to raise its head, both in terms of the lack of success in its product line, and the work of developing its software. This bad time is aggravated by an important stock market crash from the Cupertino firm, which has seen its value lowered by up to 30% in just twelve months. Users of the 9.7-inch iPad Pro they are the last to be affected by a spiral of negativity in which the apple firm seems to be installed.
The iPad Pro 9.7 arouses more interest than the iPhone SE in its early days
The nightmare is repeated this time on the iPad Pro 9.7
Can you imagine that an iPad 2 user suffered brig With the update to iOS 9.3 released throughout the month of March, you decided to get an iPad Pro 9.7 to get rid of the problems that can always affect older models and now you are suffering from this new episode?
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The serious thing is that, on the previous occasion, the setback could be solved by connecting the tablet to iTunes. However now there is no effective way to carry out a system recovery until the apple does not take action on the matter and explains to us how to proceed to get the iPad to work again.
Error 56: What is it and what can we do?
According to MacRumors, the first medium that collected this information, it seems that most of the problems come when performing the operation via OTA. It is not something that affects absolutely all the units of the iPad Pro 9.7, but it does affect a layer of users wide enough that the matter has generated a good level of alert. Given which, We recommend not updating your tablet if you still have time to avoid it.
El error 56 appears at a certain point in the process and asks users to connect their iPad to iTunes. It is a problem of hardware that the Apple program for now is not able to solve. If you are affected by this incident, you have two options. One, call technical support to shed some light on your precise problem. Two, wait a few hours for Apple to launch a patch to fix the error.