ipad 2 keeps rebooting after updating to ios7

[jyellowhorse]

I'm not seeing this issue come up in any searches. But after updating to ios7 my ipad suddenly starts to reboot, and keeps rebooting after about a minute or two of being up and running. How do I stop this from happening, and is anyone else getting this? How do i fix it since I need my ipad for work tomorrow?

 

[jyellowhorse]

Okay so I went through the whole restoration. And it only allowed me to reset my ipad as a new ipad, and only let me ios7 restore. i did what it asked of me. and it came back up. And now there's no rebooting. So perhaps it may have been errant apps. Back up before you upgrade to ios7 folks. And make sure you have a copy locally, in case you have any problems.

 

[Mickey330]

Sorry for your troubles - though I do thank you for the heads up. And, glad to hear you got it all sorted in the end...

Marilyn

 

[jyellowhorse]

Thanks. I was shocked there aren't flurries. Maybe it was an installation issue, which I did see in the ios6 and previous threads. I'm kinda baffled about ios7, I feel like I've entered into a windows environment. An environment I paid dearly not to have on my ipad. LOL. Maybe others might feel the same way about the new look. Maybe someone will post an ipsw or whatever its called to restore back to ios6. Are people doing that yet? Maybe that's an issue I can resolve in this thread as well. hahaha.

 

[Mickey330]

Thanks. I was shocked there aren't flurries. Maybe it was an installation issue, which I did see in the ios6 and previous threads. I'm kinda baffled about ios7, I feel like I've entered into a windows environment. An environment I paid dearly not to have on my ipad. LOL. Maybe others might feel the same way about the new look. Maybe someone will post an ipsw or whatever its called to restore back to ios6. Are people doing that yet? Maybe that's an issue I can resolve in this thread as well. hahaha.

Unfortunately, no, as of right now - you can't go back to iOS 6. Apple closed that window yesterday and now there is no way to leave iOS 7.

If you are unhappy with the new look, all you can do is hope for a jail break for iOS 7 to be released and that themes get their hands on the jail break to design a new (old?) look for the iPad.

Marilyn