I said yes, assuming that's what I was supposed to do. In the midst of that process, iTunes said: Are you sure you want to install this new iOS in the middle of a synch? So then I thought I wasn't supposed to and stopped the install. I finished synching except not really as explained and did the new iOS install later. What is the best way to restore to factory state?
I clicked Restore iPad on the Summary screen but eventually got the message that I had purchases that had not been transferred to iTunes this could be because I have another iPad and that if I restore to factory state, I would have to repurchase them. Yes, trying synching again right now. Synching always takes a really long time for me, so it'll be a while before I know if it worked. Thanks for your help. I'll let you know how it goes. I'll let Demo run with this, but I made a critical error I assumed.
I thought you were coming from iCloud. That be ing said, so long as the backup is living on a Computer you shouldn't have to repurchase apps. You can transfer the purchases into iTunes before you restor the iPad. While the iPad is connected to iTunes, right click on the iPad name on the left side under the devices heading and select - Transfer Purchases.
As long as you purchased all of your apps with the same Apple ID, it doesn't matter if you have different apps on 4 different iPads, you can always download the apps again without paying again.
Mar 26, PM. Although the sync got hung up and didn't complete, I got my apps back. Still don't have my audiobooks in iTunes, but that's OK because I can get them through the Audible app. Mar 27, AM. Apr 11, AM. Question: Q: Apps fail to install after restore More Less. Communities Get Support. Suggest you call AC at if you have the time. After reviewing a number of things I had done, we did a hard reset. Sound up, sound down then hold the power switch until the white Apple shows.
Still didn't change anything. When I clicked the cloud icon, it started downloading. After two deletes, I just tapped on the blue cloud and it started to download. It appears it will only do one app at at time this way. You can select 2, but they download one by one. At this point, I went to the home screen touched a darkened app and it started downloading. You can touch more than one but the download one ofter the other.
You still have to reenter passwords and ID. Page content loaded. After 48 hours of frustration, the answer to this problem for me was somewhat obvious. I was upgrading from a 6S to an X, but when I tried to restore my backup, most of the apps were "stuck" in a state of loading. Many of the apps need to be updated to the latest iOS, which is the version that was by-default loaded on the new X, and created an issue when trying to sync. Dec 20, PM. So basically what Apple has done is taken it the apps to transfer on iTunes on your computer and making you recover them from icloud.
So if you will be working with them tell them to put the tab back so people can recover them off of their computer instead of the galactically slow iCloud! This has got to be the worst move ever! Dec 24, AM. I followed James Mol's advice above and it worked for about 10 apps. There are another 30 that have the cloud and down arrow that either won't even try to download or just spin constantly. But at least some got added. Dec 26, AM. I used a few of these tips like logging off in the app store with no results.
I then stopped all of the apps trying to download, making all of them have the cloud icon next to them before signing out. Waited for a brief moment before signing back in. I then went down the list of apps one by one redownloading and they all came back pretty quickly.
Hopefully this helps. Jan 7, PM. After waiting for a couple hours for my Apps to restore, this is what I found with my 8 Plus. Instantly the App became available. It seems most of the Apps had been downloaded, but each one still said waiting. The ones that hadn't downloaded, were deleted by this method, but were easily retrieved afterwards, by re-downloading them from the cloud.
Hope this helps. Jan 10, AM. We eventually went to Genius Bar. It was suggested to us that perhaps our back up was somehow corrupted, so we restored the new iPhone X as a new phone and went to the Apple Store and just downloaded the apps. This worked well. Since all photos and contacts were shared, those were recovered too.
Only lost some texts. I had the exact same problems as everyone is describing here, and I found the solution. If the account is saved on your computer, select the account and click Continue to proceed. Otherwise, click Microsoft account to use a different account with the Microsoft Store.
Provide your account credentials and click Sign In to reconnect your account to the Microsoft Store. You should give the app a reset. That could help eliminate issues causing the app to malfunction.
Afterward, launch Microsoft Store, sign in with your Microsoft account details and see if you can now download and install app updates from the store. Windows has a built-in tool that diagnoses and fixes issues with the Microsoft Store or apps downloaded from the store. Select the tool and click Run the troubleshooter. Yes, you need to update the Microsoft Store like you do with every other app on your computer.
Otherwise, you might experience issues downloading other apps if you run an outdated version of the Microsoft Store. Launch Microsoft Store, click the three-dot menu icon and select Downloads and updates. Click the Get updates button and wait for the Microsoft Store to scan your PC for outdated apps and games. This might take a minute or two. Restart your device Restart your iPhone or restart your iPad. Then check to see if you can download or update apps.
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