Have you tried abandoning this restore then try starting over from scratch? The slow speed is unlikely to be the result of a problem with the Apple servers.
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Aborting installation seemed complicated and I was making (SLOW) progress after turning off ad blocker app. I did finally receive an Alert from the install program that it had given up and I was to manually update. The App Store started working. The iPad Pro is now syncing with iTunes, albeit VERY SLOWLY. Apple should be embarrassed. EDIT: Yes, I think the iPad Pro Installation software is entirely to blame for the mess.Have you tried abandoning this restore then try starting over from scratch? The slow speed is unlikely to be the result of a problem with the Apple servers.
If that were the case then everybody would have the same problems as you're having. I have a slow internet service but I've never had an installation take anywhere near as long as yours seems to be taking.Aborting installation seemed complicated and I was making (SLOW) progress after turning off ad blocker app. I did finally receive an Alert from the install program that it had given up and I was to manually update. The App Store started working. The iPad Pro is now syncing with iTunes, albeit VERY SLOWLY. Apple should be embarrassed. EDIT: Yes, I think the iPad Pro Installation software is entirely to blame for the mess.
In that case there was a problem with the installation and there's a good chance that the installation could be corrupted. If everything doesn't work properly, you should be prepared to restore the iPad and start over.However, there was no progress meter in the iPad Pro Install program.