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gno

macrumors member
Aug 7, 2013
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Serious question:

Why are people concerned about this?

How often does anyone turn off their iPhone or iPad?

Say you do it twice a month, and that’s being extremely generous, why does it matter that it takes 2 minutes instead of 1?

I was having the same problem. I did a little investigation and here is what I found :
When Password Lock is turned OFF it took me about 3 mins to Boot Up.
When Password Lock is turned ON it took just about 30 seconds.

Im not sure if this bug is only in beta5 or previous beats as well.
Anyone reply me if you are getting similar results.

@Crysisinfinite - Thank you for this! May I ask where you found this fix?
 

GoCubsGo

macrumors Nehalem
Feb 19, 2005
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I was having the same problem. I did a little investigation and here is what I found :
When Password Lock is turned OFF it took me about 3 mins to Boot Up.
When Password Lock is turned ON it took just about 30 seconds.

Im not sure if this bug is only in beta5 or previous beats as well.
Anyone reply me if you are getting similar results.

Interesting. Earlier in this thread I was reporting +/- 45 seconds on an iPhone 4S, beta 5 OTA. I do have a passcode. Another was saying nearly 3 minutes.

I'm still getting similar faster boot times, still have a passcode lock. I wonder.
 

xgman

macrumors 603
Aug 6, 2007
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Seems the biggest problem here is with the ipad. I wonder why this is booting so differently than the iphone with ios 7?
 

asv56kx3088

macrumors 6502
Jun 24, 2013
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My ipod touch 5 boots up in 2 mins. and 37 secs. with passcode lock OFF,
and about 35 secs. with passcode lock ON. ;)
 

hobsgrg

macrumors 6502
Jun 26, 2010
392
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Yes boots up way faster for me as well with pass code lock ON, I have always had it off. Great find
 

nutmac

macrumors 603
Mar 30, 2004
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Someone should make a poll. My iPhone 5 boots up in 34 seconds with passcode turned on. I cannot turn passcode off since I have my employer's Exchange profile.
 

bks691

macrumors regular
Apr 18, 2009
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I was having the same problem. I did a little investigation and here is what I found :
When Password Lock is turned OFF it took me about 3 mins to Boot Up.
When Password Lock is turned ON it took just about 30 seconds.

Im not sure if this bug is only in beta5 or previous beats as well.
Anyone reply me if you are getting similar results.
Thank you, that was the fix. Not sure why it works but it does and we need to send a bug report to Apple
 

theonekcrow

macrumors 6502a
Jul 12, 2009
867
150
Indiana
I can confirm this too! On my GSM iPhone 5, I had a 3 minute + boot without the passcode. With the passcode, goes to about 40 seconds.
 

bigpoppamac31

macrumors 68020
Aug 16, 2007
2,452
432
Canada
My boot up on iPhone 4S with iOS 7 beta 5 was 30 seconds. Passcode on. Shutdown time was 15 seconds.

EDIT: Why would it take longer to boot without passcode enabled??
 
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Nanasaki

macrumors 6502
Oct 26, 2010
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Well, I tested on all my devices, without passcode lock, beta 5 takes very long time indeed. With passcode lock, cuts almost 2 minutes.

Well, that is an incentive for me to have passcode lock.
 

sachin234000

macrumors newbie
Apr 20, 2012
20
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India
4minutes to show up lock screen

Just did OTA from beta 4 to 5 and the boot time is 4 minutes. But it will be fixed it final version so no need to worry.
 

Nascar Dog

macrumors newbie
Sep 4, 2008
25
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I was having the same problem. I did a little investigation and here is what I found :
When Password Lock is turned OFF it took me about 3 mins to Boot Up.
When Password Lock is turned ON it took just about 30 seconds.

Im not sure if this bug is only in beta5 or previous beats as well.
Anyone reply me if you are getting similar results.


On my iPod Touch 5th Gen, went from 3 minute boot to 22 seconds. :)
Thanks for the info.
 

macintoshmac

Suspended
May 13, 2010
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weird, but true.

iPhone 5, A1429, boot was 75 seconds on beta 5. Passcode enabled, time reduced to 30 seconds.
 

la79

macrumors regular
Dec 27, 2011
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This problem has stayed the same in beta 6. No change. Any chance this will ne corrected in the GM version?
 

Nascar Dog

macrumors newbie
Sep 4, 2008
25
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This problem has stayed the same in beta 6. No change. Any chance this will ne corrected in the GM version?

I just restored my iPod Touch to iOS 6.1.3 then installed iOS 7 beta 6 and the boot time was 22 seconds without a pass code lock set.

Before on iOS 7 beta 5 or 6 the boot time was almost 3 minutes. :eek:

So, I think the problem only occurs on devices that upgrade from previous versions of iOS 7 beta. Going from 6.1.3 to 7 beta 6 works fine. :)
 

Nascar Dog

macrumors newbie
Sep 4, 2008
25
0
Doh!!!
After I entered my iCloud account info, the boot time went back up to 3 minutes with no pass code lock. :(

That's it, I'm buying a Zune
 
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