This feature was added just before the public release of iOS 9. It certainly wasn't there during the various beta releases.
iPad 2 and iOS 9
- Thread starter Brian 244
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Tahoechris
iPF Noob
Hopefully it'll be fixed in iOS 9.1...
Mikel Bones
iPF Noob
I have an older iPad. The update went fine. It basically works. But it's so slow you might say it's not working. When I swipe to sign in, it takes a long time before the keypad comes up. When I key in the pin, it's long after I key all 4 digits that they start to appear on the screen. It continues to operate like that for all uses.
The software needs some time to adjust, at least a few hours. Usually your iPad will work better after one or two days.
Perform a reset, if you haven't done so yet. This won't remove data or change settings, it might help a bit with your iPad's performance. Press and hold Home and Power button until the Apple logo appears. Then let go of both. Your device will power up on it's own.
If you updated over the air (Settings - General - Software Update), restoring via iTunes might help as well. This will remove everything from your device completely and install a fresh version of the new software. Make sure you have a most rcent backup to restore from afterwards.
Another reset might be useful after restoring.
Hope that helps.
Hating to sound stupid, but need to ask since I haven't updated yet. How does one use ITunes to update anything or to restore anything should that need arise? I opened the iTunes app and couldn't find anything pertaining IOS 9.
twerppoet
iPad Fan
Your iPad must be plugged into the computer and selected in iTunes before sync, updates, and other options for it will appear.
Locate and view your connected device in iTunes - Apple Support
Duh..of course. Can you tell it has been a long time since I have had my IPad near my PC. Lol thanks for your patience.
ipad2user999
iPF Noob
With me iOS8 worked good on my ipad2.
iOS9 is a disaster: regular crashes of basic programs like e-mail and slow reaction. I wait with installing iOS9 on other devices.
Does anyone know if a fresh reinstall helps?
Or should I return to iOS8 and if yes, how.
ipad2user999
iPF Noob
Thx.
I updated my ipad2 OTA and untill now it seems to work. I'm happy I can continue to use this 'old' device.
ipad2user999
iPF Noob
After I posted the message I had a crash. It seems especially Mail is crashing. Today also a crash, during Mail - Safari interaction. The system stll isn't as fast and smooth as under iOS8.
twerppoet
iPad Fan
There is hope.
iPad 2's did not work very well with the early versions of iOS 8 either, and the volume of complaints were far higher, and more vitriolic, than we've had so far with iOS 9.
It performance improved step by step with each point update. You're likely to see the same thing happen with iOS 9. Or so we can hope.
But remember, the iPad 2 is one year older, and one year further behind than it was last year; and it was pretty far behind then. These devices are about as close to dead tech as you can get and still have updates.
I'll be shocked if iOS 9 is not the last version to support them. Then again, I said much the same last year (only I used surprised instead of shocked). So I could be mistaken.
iPad 2's did not work very well with the early versions of iOS 8 either, and the volume of complaints were far higher, and more vitriolic, than we've had so far with iOS 9.
It performance improved step by step with each point update. You're likely to see the same thing happen with iOS 9. Or so we can hope.
But remember, the iPad 2 is one year older, and one year further behind than it was last year; and it was pretty far behind then. These devices are about as close to dead tech as you can get and still have updates.
I'll be shocked if iOS 9 is not the last version to support them. Then again, I said much the same last year (only I used surprised instead of shocked). So I could be mistaken.
