Some reviewers are reporting that their Reader for iOS install is stuck during download or install. We have not seen this, so if it is happening to you, we would like to get in touch to try to diagnose the issue, and share some information with Apple.
Please send an email to adobereader-ios@adobe.com if you are experiencing this issue with the following information:
Device Type:
OS Version:
Wifi or 3g:
The update is handled entirely by the Apple device and the Operating System, so there is nothing (that we know of) that the Reader itself can do to fix the issue. However, we find that the following steps nearly always resolve the problem:
- Make sure wifi and/or cellular data are turned on
- Test to be sure your internet connection is working by opening safari and browsing to a website (like www.adobe.com).
- Single tap the app’s icon on the home screen and it will pause the download. Now go back to the iTunes Apps store, switch to the “Updates” screen and click “Update” to resume the download.
- If this doesn't work, go to Settings -> iTunes & App Stores and tap the Apple ID to sign-out. Restart the iPad, go back to Settings -> iTunes Apps Store and sign-in. Tap the waiting icon to update the app.
Most users are successful by step 3. Please let us know if this does or does not work by emailing adobereader-ios@adobe.com and thanks for your patience!
Pat Wibbeler
Engineering Manager
Adobe Reader for Tablets and Smartphones
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