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When you remove the device from the beta program, you have to re-install from scratch by restoring from a non-beta version. If you had stayed on the beta progr
by X-Istence 10y ago
When you remove the device from the beta program, you have to re-install from scratch by restoring from a non-beta version.
If you had stayed on the beta program, you would now be upgraded to 10.3 automatically.
https://beta.apple.com/sp/betaprogram/restore#ios https://beta.apple.com/sp/betaprogram/restore#ios
- IMcD23 10y agoThat's untrue. You can upgrade to a newer release version if there is one. (source: just did this today with 10.3) You only need to restore if you want to downgrade to a release version when you are on a later beta.
- X-Istence 10y agoI have a device that I unregistered from the beta's and it never picked up a newer version, I had to manually restore it.
- melling 10y agoI upgraded to beta 7 then it let me upgrade to 10.3. Since I was initially in the beta, I probably couldn't make the jump to the GM directly.
- r00fus 10y agoSounds sane. Otherwise upgrade scripts would have to be exhaustive for beta1->GM, beta2->GM etc. So now there's 10.2->10.3 and beta7->10.3, much more manageable.
- k-mcgrady 10y agoI had the same issue but a manual reinstall wasn't necessary. I believe the problem was that in the developer > profiles menu there is a certificate for beta updates that needs removed. Something along those lines.
- sigzero 10y agoThat is correct. You have to unregister yourself and remove that beta profile.