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iPad pro A1673 since IOS14 install crashes at approx 50% battery. Suddenly shows zero battery and shuts down. I plug it in, it reboots within a minute and again shows 50% battery or more. Sometimes I can run the battery down to 10% with no issues. Has done this numerous times ( sometimes several times a day) since IOS14 and updates loaded. Very annoying. Help!
iPad Pro, iPadOS 14
Thanks for to support. Did as you suggested. Bit of an involved process. So now the crashing has stopped. However the battery drain is now amazing. It will drop from 100% to 10% in an hour of use. I've shut down many of the items suggested on various sites to no avail. The battery monitor shows google mail or alternately the Apple mail client using the vast majority of power. Hope Apple get this fixed soon. Running IOS14.1 btw.
When you install the new iOS on a device, or iPadOS as you are using an iPad, it will take 24-48 hours for files and other process to complete the re-index. It should straighten up after that. I've got an iPad Pro 11 and have not experienced any battery issues. Generally battery complaints are not linked to the iOS, it is individual devices that may need some corrective action.
So... less than 24hrs later. I'm on the iPad for about 45min. Monitoring the battery which is quickly declining. Battery about 55%. I set the iPad down for a moment. I pick it up and it's dead. I attach the power cord and in a second it shows the dead battery icon and power cord icon. A second later it restarts and shows 11% battery and charging. Definitely not normal and definitely didn't do this before the iPadOS 14 install. Thoughts....
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You should talk to Apple Support. (Click on "Contact Support" at the top right corner of this page to get started.) They can run a remote test to see if your battery is getting flaky. The timing could be coincidental, or the additional load of the install and cleanup could have pushed the battery over the edge.
Try creating a current backup and restore the device to that backup. If there is an iOS issue, that should correct it.
By the way, Ccmano, you should find that your iPad Pro is not running iOS, but iPadOS.
Not quite the same thing.
Spoke to Apple support last night. They feel there might be a hardware issue with the battery. I'm taking the iPad in for service next week. Thanks to everyone who responded to this thread.
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I hope everything works out well for you, Ccmano!
IPad Pro Crashes since IOS14 loaded
