Recent content by NSquirrel

Our UK inflation is now over 10%, but that is just the *average* of a collection of things. Some items in Tesco, my wife noticed, have gone up over 30% in the last year and I don’t see them stabilising or coming down in the short (probably several years) term🙁 Then, as Giradman mentioned, there...

I have an air 2 and I do not have anything similar. Have you tried a soft reset? Other than that, perhaps a visit to an Apple store, if possible.

Thanks Jupiter7. I realised that a backup was not a complete image but I had not appreciated what was missing.

Something I have never been quite sure about and often wonder. Frequently I see posts from people with iPads and iPhones who want to go back to an old version of iOS, which by then is unsigned. As far as downloading and installing an older version, this is not on once the version is unsigned...

It is well worth having FileBrowser, by Stratopherix, on your iPad. Amongst other things, it makes copying file easy between iPad and other destinations e.g. PC, cloud storage locations, etc. And/or Readdle Documents is a very useful app to have, if you don’t have it already. While not...

Simplest solution, not knowing what other apps you have on your iPad. Select the video in Photos app and ‘share’ it to yourself via email. Very crude way of doing it, but it should work😊

Stolen Focus by Johann Hari From Amazon: ' Why have we lost our ability to focus? What are the causes? And, most importantly, how do we get it back? For Stolen Focus, internationally bestselling author Johann Hari went on a three-year journey to uncover the reasons behind our shortening...

Brilliant book and an excellent TV series of many years ago.

Could be anything to do with something such as background checking your emails? If you go into aircraft mode or disable wifi, Bluetooth, etc., does it still happen? Just a thought that there might be something taking all the processing power for short periods

16Gb is a bit small, but my 64Gb Air 2 (A1567) is still going strong, has the latest version of iOS and in use daily.

Glad to know you found it useful😀

😊 I quite understand but the app does not need any tinkering. Just install, launch it and wander around your house and garden, street and you will see, on the iPad, the signal level vary. It is quite informative (and free😊)

Good to know that you are up and running. (-Even it took that rare commodity of two BT engineers😊) >> New guy pointed hub the other way round By the way it may be worth looking at an iOS app called Wi-Fi Sweetspots. You can wander round your house and see where the best signals are to be...

No problem (and no drivel noticed), especially as I have a similar router etc. I would suggest that it is worth having a look at the Whole Home Discs on the BT website, or similar, if only simply to know that they exist and what they do.

Or PM me if that helps