Can't update apps from app store

[mohammad tarek]

When you restart are the apps still stuck at 75 percent or does it happen when you go after the updates again?

If you are closing all background apps, more particularly the app store prior to restart when the iPad restarts the updates should have been cancelled and you should have a normal desktop. If this is the case then try updating only ONE app and see what happens.

To close background apps double tap home key from home screen, icons appear on bottom task bar, press and hold the app store icon until it wobbles and a red minus mark appears on all icons. Tap the red minus sign on ALL icons in the task bar. THEN restart iPad.

I'm wondering if an update is trying to get applied to an open program....one that is running in the background. Above procedure assures iPad restarts with ZERO programs active in the background.

I did it exactly as u told me, but still am getting the same result.... I attached a photo so u can c hw it looks like




I am really sorry 2 bother u that much, if u r finding it too much of a hassle please just ignore it and will try 2 live with wut I have and wait for the next update.

Thank u very much

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[cerrest]

I have had the same problem and this works for me, but don't ask me why. Go to settings, WiFi, slide the WiFi slider to off. When it has closed, slide it back to on and then wait a few seconds for it to sync back up. As I say, it works for me. I hope it does the same for you.

[Husq250]

I had the same problem as well. On mine it was a game that had no sensitive store data so I deleted it and reinstalled. It reinstalled with the update and worked well.

[therealriley]

I had posted this elsewhere, but it's a tried and tested fix so il post it here too, it's the only way to really sort it as its a few apps that are causing it but I'm not sure how.

I had exactly the same issue, I had to delete the apps first then download them, it was the only fix that worked.
1) first of all try to download the updates individually, some should work. Chances are if like mine I had one or two apps that was causing it once these were deleted and redownloaded everything was sorted.
2) you can delete your app then go to iTunes on your iPad, goto purchases where you can download it again, you will see the download box is different if you have already had it with that apple ID. Try it with a free app first to test, chances are after doing a few free apps like mine did, it should sort itself out. Tried and tested working fix. Good luck.

This is becoming more and more frequent with a number of users, there is a few apps that could cause it, I think VLC player maybe one of those because it says update, but I think apple have removed it from the AppStore. Also iBooks was one that went funny on me I deleted it and a few other apps, then went to purchases and downloaded them again. Trust me do as I've said above I had weeks of headaches resolving the issue on my own.

[cerrest]

Hi Therealriley,
Yes that would do it and it was what I had to do before I found the trick of turning on and off the WiFi. It's worth trying this before deleting and reinstalling. No logic, I know, but it works for me. If it doesn't then nothing is lost.
Forgot to mention, after turning the WiFi back on, you need to tap on the stalled app(s) again.
Regards
Gary