mlcomputers
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- The Vendee, France
Hi
I visited a customer with an iPad issue yesterday. It's and iPad mini 2 16 Gig running iOS 9.3.5
The ipad was showing low memory only 640 megabytes available. Checked storage & iCloud usage and mail was showing 8 Gigabytes of storage. I deleted the single email account from mail and then rebooted. On reboot mail was still showing as full with 8 Gigabyes of data.
Not much else on the device a few photos and one 10 minute video. The customer was desperate to save the video so I attempted to transfer the photos and video via her MacBook using iTunes and photos. No joy the iPad is detected but will not talk to the Mac. I try the same with my windows laptop and although the iPad is detected in file manager and you can see it as an external device you cannot see anything in the DCIM folder. To be sure it was not a cable issue I tested with my own iPad Air and iPhone 7 everything works as it should on her MacBook and my computer!!
Tried airdopping from her mini to my iPad and iPhone no joy would not work at all
My only option is to reset the mini and delete everything however the customer is desperate for the video as it was from an important once only event!!
Has anyone used another software application that might enable me to retrieve the video and photos from the device. Or has anyone resolved a similar scenario.
I will be visiting the customer again at the end of next week.
Many thanks
Jason
I visited a customer with an iPad issue yesterday. It's and iPad mini 2 16 Gig running iOS 9.3.5
The ipad was showing low memory only 640 megabytes available. Checked storage & iCloud usage and mail was showing 8 Gigabytes of storage. I deleted the single email account from mail and then rebooted. On reboot mail was still showing as full with 8 Gigabyes of data.
Not much else on the device a few photos and one 10 minute video. The customer was desperate to save the video so I attempted to transfer the photos and video via her MacBook using iTunes and photos. No joy the iPad is detected but will not talk to the Mac. I try the same with my windows laptop and although the iPad is detected in file manager and you can see it as an external device you cannot see anything in the DCIM folder. To be sure it was not a cable issue I tested with my own iPad Air and iPhone 7 everything works as it should on her MacBook and my computer!!
Tried airdopping from her mini to my iPad and iPhone no joy would not work at all
My only option is to reset the mini and delete everything however the customer is desperate for the video as it was from an important once only event!!
Has anyone used another software application that might enable me to retrieve the video and photos from the device. Or has anyone resolved a similar scenario.
I will be visiting the customer again at the end of next week.
Many thanks
Jason