I went to charge my iPad but it wouldn’t worked and I suspect it’s because of a update I need to complete but when I did it told me “battery too low” so I went to charge but it’s not charging because of the pending update. What do I do?
iPad mini, iOS 12
How 😭
roort wrote:
How 😭
Presumably you are experiencing difficulties when charging from a USB-C Power Adapter or other USB-C power source. If so, this would suggest that there is a problem with USB PD (Power Delivery).
In such circumstances, instead of using a USB-C power source, try charging your iPad from a regular USB Type-A Power Adapter adapter - or a computer's USB Type-A port that is explicitly marked as being able to charge external connected devices. The USB port or Power Adapter must be able to provide at least 12W (i.e., 2.4A @5V) to successfully charge the iPad.
NB: When not charging your iPad from an adequate power source, you'll not be able to perform a system software update unless the iPad battery has been charged to 50% or more. Wherever possible, it is generally recommended that you keep your iPad connected to an adequate charging source throughout the update process.
Never mind, fixed it!!
Battery too low for update but can’t charge because of update
