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Are you UPDATING your iPhone or RESTORING it to iOS 9?If you restore your iPhone, you will most likely end up wiping the Watch as well since whenever a Watch is un-paired from the phone, it is wiped.

I installed the iOS 9 beta on a secondary iPhone to try out the new OS, including the new Music app. However it seems that app is being released first on iOS 8.4 and is currently omitted from the iOS 9 beta, so I'm considering reverting that phone back from the beta.Before installing the beta, I performed a local iTunes backup. However, after doing so I neglected to switch the backup preference setting back from local to iCloud, and so when the phone performed its automatic nightly backup it overwrote the local iOS 8 backup with one for iOS 9. While it's possible to download an iOS 8.3 IPSW file and downgrade to that version, I don't believe I will be able to restore my data backup, since the sole backup is based on iOS 9.I'm assuming a workaround would be to first restore the last iOS 8 backup file from Time Machine and use that. However, I'm not sure if it's as simple as replacing this backup and restoring from it, or whether additional steps would be required to avoid screwing so

I'm having the same issue with an iPhone 6. I'm restoring to 8.3 and will try again after removing all USB devices. I'll report back afterwards.

No luck. I tried both Update and Restore options and both fail at about the 10% mark. Any other recommendations?

I definitely understand the inconvenience. I've noticed a few core apps do not function or behave properly; even after I an unpair (erase) and repair. I've looked into this as well and there is no official path to restore at this point. You would have to take it in to an Apple Retail Store to have it restored and it might be considered an out-of-warranty repair due to it being a personal device.

Hope you're able to get your PC repaired soon.iOS updates traditionally have only been offered as firmware files from the developer portal. This is been my experience.Per requirements, your device must be registered as a development device in Xcode. I don't know, officiallly, if restoring it from a PC is advisedanyway. Consider trying again from a Mac.

Same exact issue. I will try to do a factory restore, then a icloud restore to see if it fixes the issue with it only showing home screen and siri as what is killing my battery life. Won't show any other apps that I used throughout the day today and I am down to 11% right now where I am usually at 65 or 70% on my iphone 67 plus at this time of day.

I'm not sure if this is happening for everyone else but I filed a bug report on it. I had done a restore to put iOS 9 on and lost about 30% batter in standby. Home/Lock Screen took about 50% of the power, but Facebook was #2 for background activity even though I have backround app refresh disabled on Facebbook. This might be a possible case of the OS ignoring the BAR settings on some very hungry apps.

The retail stores cannot restore the device as they don't have the ability to. They would have to create a repair and send it out to a repair facility. Since unreleased software is not supported (much like modifying software), there would be a cost if they have to replace the watch. You would also be looking at not having your watch for several days until it returns.

The main cause for this terrible battery drain is a background app refresh - even if you turned it off it does operate (also you can see it in the Battery statistics)Just try to turn it on and off and check a result.---and now I'm restoring to ios 8.4

I had this same problem on iOS 8.3 and iOS 9 to fix it you must un-pair your Apple Watch and then re-pair it you can restore from a backup it won't affect it. This fixed it both times for me. Best of luck!