I believe that the servers were just overwhelmed with 10 million people trying to access it at once. After calling support a few times, it seems that the 3200 error, and other errors related to how your PC needs to speak with their servers, just stems from the inability for itunes to get the info it needs to update the individual iPad based on the iTunes account info. My understanding is that if you reinstall iTunes all your stuff should be there since it is account related to their servers, not your PC. But someone else should confirm that. Mine also seemed very screwed up with a black iPad, nothing happening and it asking me to restore to original software. When I agreed to do that based on the advice of the Apple tech support guy, it worked fine. It was able to restore to original which turned out to be iOS5 and then it began putting back all my iPad information as I had it before the update. Then it took a while to update all the apps, at which point I left and returned two hours later to find it all happy and updated. I do not know how long the update of the apps took since I was out while that was going on. I think that most of these problems will resolve themselves as the stress on the servers begins to calm down. If you are still at a loss, call Apple support, they are extremely nice and helpful and my guess is by now they have a lot of other cases they have helped and will therefore have more knowledge about various problems. Good luck to all.