How to Update iOS 10

How to Update iOS 10 - Here the Turorial iOS 10 Update steps. Make sure to prepare your iPhone or iPad for the upgrade, you should take before you click yes on that update alert.


If you have a copy on your hard drive you will find it, by default, by following this path: youruserfolder/Library/iTunes and then select the Software Updates folder for your device. (Access the Library folder in your user folder by holding down the Option key in Finder and selecting Go > Library.)

How to Update iOS 10

iOS 9.0 was made on 16 September, and is available to owners of all compatible iPhone and iPad models from then on. If you decide that upgrading is right for you then how do you upgrade to iOS10

It's actually very easy how to Update iOS 10. You should get a notification informing you that a new version of iOS is available for you to download; all you need to do is confirm that you're happy to do this. Download the iOS 10 install file, and then install it; the process should take a few hours - don't worry, this is normal - but the length of time depends on the server traffic and how well Apple is coping with it. It's got much better since the huge delays people faced when updating to iOS 10 on launch day.

If you  got a notification that iOS 10 upgdrade avalable, Take a look in the Settings app and scroll down to General. Tap Software Update (the second option down), which will have a little '1' if there's an update for you. iOS will think for a moment and then present you with the update, including the amount of storage space required (you may need to clear some space before downloading) and a link to a 'Learn more' article that tells you about the changes. Simply confirm you wish to upgrade and follow the steps.

iOS 10 Tutorial

Its Free, and everything is working as it should, updating to iOS 10 simple and user-friendly.

1. Plug in your iPhone or iPad

Make sure you plug in your device to a power source. If you run out of battery mid-download you may corrupt the iPad or iPhone.

2. Make sure you're connected to Wi-Fi
you are downloading over Wi-Fi and not via 3G or 4G, or you may end up using up all your data for the month. Read our guide: how to stop running out of cellular data.

The update is pushed out to your iPhone or iPad automatically. You just need to go into the software update section of Settings and accept the update. Hopefully you will be lucky and it will work first time.

Step by step Update iOS 10

1) Go to Settings > General > Software Update

This will force your iPhone or iPad to check for the latest updates. (You may get an alert telling your that iOS 10 is ready, in which case you'll just need to tap download.)

2) Tap Download

Your iPhone or iPad will start to download the update.

3) Leave the update to download in the background
Once the download has finished you will receive a notification saying an update is available for your device.

4) Tap Details
This will take you to Settings > General > Software Update.

5) Tap Install Now
The iPhone or iPad will now start to install the iOS update.

You can choose to leave the installation for later. Settings will display a notification badge until you have installed the update.

if you got a common problem when updating your version of iOS is to find that there isn't room on your device for the install file. One solution is to delete lots of files from your iPhone and make room, then put them back afterwards. (Apple says it will offer an automated tool to do this for you when iOS 10 launches.) But another solution is to update iOS via iTunes on your Mac.

You may change your mind and decide you want to downgrade from iOS 10 to iOS 9, and this will be easier if you make sure you've got a copy of the latest version of iOS compatible with your device.

You see, Apple 'signs' versions of iOS, which in effect tells your iPhone or iPad that the version you want to use is okay for that device. As long as that version is signed, you can install it on your iOS device, even if it's earlier than the one on there at the moment. (Traditionally, Apple stops signing old versions of iOS only a day or two after releasing major updates, so you'll need to act quickly if you want to go back.)