Apple’s iOS 11.4.1 update fixes a few obvious bugs, but it also brought its own collection of issues to the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
While some iPhone and iPad users are experiencing performance gains, many other iOS 11.4.1 users are experiencing installation issues, abnormal battery drain, Wi-Fi issues, lag and Bluetooth related issues.
In this guide, we’ll take a look at the iOS 11.4.1 issues currently plaguing Apple’s mobile devices. We will also assist those of you who encounter bugs and performance issues with iOS 11.4.1 and earlier versions of iOS 11.
This walkthrough will show you where to find potential fixes for the most common iOS 11.4.1 issues. It also lists some resources that might come in handy if your iOS 11 version starts to become active.
The walkthrough also shows you what you need to know about downgrading to iOS 11.4 and a few things you can expect from Apple and upcoming iOS updates.
iOS 11.4.1 Issues
iOS 11.4.1 update is causing issues for some iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users. Some of these issues are brand new, while others are ported from previous versions of iOS 11.
iPhone and iPad users have encountered various iOS 11.4.1 installation issues, including errors in iTunes and frozen downloads. If your iOS 11.4.1 download gets stuck, hard reset your phone or tablet. This usually fixes the problem.
iOS 11.4.1 users are also reporting excessive battery drain, AirPlay issues, Touch ID issues, Face ID issues, abnormal amount of lag, audio issues, missing battery indicators, various first- and third-party app-related issues, and update issues in the App Store’ from applications.
A report MacRumors Reveals a microphone issue affecting certain iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus models running iOS 11.3.1 and iOS 11.3.
Some iPhone 7 users see a gray speaker button during phone calls, and some claim they cannot be heard during regular phone calls and FaceTime video calls.
Apple is reportedly aware of the issue, but it’s unclear whether the company will fix the issues with a software update. For now, iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus users dealing with these issues are advised to contact Apple customer service and escalate the issue to a senior AppleCare consultant.
@AppleSupport #ios 11.4.1 Battery percentage gets stuck and sometimes drops while charging.
– I Want To Get Away (@Wanna2Cry) 10 July 2018
First iOS 11.4.1 bug: Bluetooth connection with AirPods (at least in my case).
I was able to fix it though by turning it off for a few seconds from the Settings app.
— Lee Palisoc (@leepalisoc) 9 July 2018
Last update #iOS 11.4.1 is slowing down several of my iphones significantly. Interface #lateness much worse than the already bad version 11.4. @AppleSupport @apple
— Kai Baumgartner (@kaibaumgartner) 10 July 2018
Apple official discussion forums, redditand social media sites like Twitter are rife with complaints about iOS 11.4.
You can’t predict what kind of performance you’ll see on your phone or tablet, so we recommend doing some preparatory work before installing iOS 11.4.1 on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
We’ve put together a step-by-step process and our checklist will show you everything you need to do before upgrading to iOS 11.4.1.
iOS 11.4.1 Feedback
As we move away from the iOS 11.4.1 release date, it’s important to keep an eye on feedback from iPhone, iPad and iPod touch owners.
Searching for ongoing iOS 11.4.1 feedback will alert you to potential benefits and potential issues.
To help you get started, we’ve rounded up some reasons to and not install the iOS 11.4.1 update. If you’re undecided about upgrading to iOS 11.4.1, start there.
We also recommend watching YouTube, Apple’s discussion forumsSocial media sites such as Twitter/Facebook and MacRumors forums For additional feedback on the current version of iOS 11.
We’ve also published our mini iOS 11.4.1 reviews for the iPhone X, iPhone 7, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6, iPhone 5s, and iPhone SE. Check these links for additional feedback.
How to Fix iOS 11.4.1 Issues
If you start having problems on iOS 11.0, iOS 11.0.1, iOS 11.0.2, iOS 11.0.3, iOS 11.1, iOS 11.1.1, iOS 11.1.2, iOS 11.2, iOS 11.2.1, iOS 11.2.2, iOS 11.2.5, iOS 11.2.6, iOS 11.3, iOS 11.3.1, iOS 11.4 or iOS 11.4.1 No need to panic. You can manually solve most problems from the comfort of a computer chair or sofa.
We’ve compiled a list of fixes for the most common iOS 11 issues. The list is a great starting point for those dealing with iOS 11 issues.
We’ve also posted a list of tips that can help you improve your device’s performance, and some ways to fix iOS 11 battery life issues.
If you can’t find a solution for your problem in these guides, you should go to: Apple’s discussion forums for help. If Apple’s forums don’t help, you can contact: Apple Support via Twitter or through company website.
If Apple’s online support can’t help, you should make an appointment to see a Genius at your local Apple Store. They should be able to diagnose your problem and provide you with a fix or a replacement depending on your warranty.
You Cannot Downgrade From iOS 11.4.1
If you run into problems with iOS 11.4.1, you’re stuck until Apple releases a new iOS version.
Apple stopped logging in iOS 11.4; this means you can no longer use a loophole and downgrade from iOS 11.4.1 to improve your device’s performance.
Unfortunately the company also released iOS 11.3.1, iOS 11.3, iOS 11.2.6, iOS 11.2.5, iOS 11.2.2, iOS 11.2, iOS 11.1.2, iOS 11.1.1, iOS 11.1, iOS 11.0.3 He also stopped signing. , iOS 11.0.2, iOS 11.0.1, iOS 11.0 and iOS 10.3.3.
For more information on how the downgrade process works, check out our detailed step-by-step instructions.
what’s next
Apple has not confirmed an iOS 11.4.2 update, and we don’t expect it to roll out an iOS 11.5 milestone upgrade this summer. This means that iOS 12 could be the next update in the pipeline.
The company has released an iOS 12 beta for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, and the upgrade comes with a host of new features and a focus on reliability and performance. This should be music to the ears of those struggling with iOS 11.
Beta software is usually not a viable alternative to official software, but those of you struggling with iOS 11.4.1 can try the iOS 12 beta and see if it helps.
The final iOS 12 release ships this fall with new iPhones and a new iPad Pro.
