Some users of the Apple Studio Display complained yesterday of problems updating the firmware of your monitor. At the time the first issues were reported we weren’t sure exactly what was going on, but now that Apple has fixed it we know exactly where the bug was, and yes, it was a minor, non-serious thing.
As we are told from MacRumors, it all started when the Apple support forum began to record an increasing number of comments complaining about an error message they received when trying to update the firmware of the Studio Display. said notice It is the one we see in the attached imageand the users themselves reported that there was no way to fix it, neither by waiting nor by connecting it to another computer.
Apple stopped signing iOS 15.4 on April 7, and coincidentally starting on April 8, several users began to have problems updating the firmware of their Studio Display. In the end, the cause of the problem was precisely in that decision by Apple, and to normalize the situation, the apple company just had to re-sign iOS 15.4. Following this move, all affected users were able to update their Studio Display firmware.
Given that the Studio Display is running iOS 15.4, and that update is the latest available for that display, it was clear where the source of the conflict lay. Apple decided to stop signing that version because it recently released iOS 15.4.1 for iPhone and iPadOS 15.4.1 for iPad, but forgot about its screen, which You haven’t received that update yet.
In another order of things, Apple has promised release an update that will improve the quality of the Studio Display webcam, although it has not yet given a specific arrival date, so for now we can only wait to see what the apple giant does, and how long it takes to launch said update. Patience, there is no other.
