Cannot download same app in 2 different ipads

 · Now, run App Store to download apps to check the problem is solved or not. If you find "cannot connect to App Store" on your device screen when you are download and install apps, fix it first. Fix 2. Check the Wi-Fi Connection. If you're using cellular data or Wi-Fi and have issues with app downloading, try to connect to another Wi-Fi network.  · Apps and other digital content are non-transferable between Apple IDs. This has been a sticking point for many users in the past, since you can't even transfer between the same Apple ID but between different regions.  · Try this if you have an issue when you update or download apps from the App Store on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. Open the App Store and sign in If a blue account button appears at the top of the App Store, you might not be signed in. Tap it and sign in with your Apple ID.

I've been a big fan of choosing the iPad for programs, for many of the same reasons that Tim Holt enumerates. In my last gig at Dartmouth College I helped roll out a iPad Mini program for our students in our low-residency online Master of Health Care Delivery Science program. We put all the course materials on the private iTunes U app. Hi Ive got 20 ipads in my school that all need the same apps on them, some requested are paid for apps. I have set up the VPP all well and good, but was wondering, as all the ipads in the school are going to be using the same Apple ID, is there anything stopping us (licensing or otherwise) buying an app once then putting it on all 20 ipads under the same apple id? #ipad #apps #downloadIn this video we show you how to download and install any apps on your older generation iPads running older iOS version. This trick will.

The default email on the iPhone and iPad will not download the attachment. I have removed the email app and readded it, restarted the phone. I have made sure all apps are up to date. I have tried on wifi and cellular data. The issue persists on my iPad as well. In response to Lluce. One iTunes on one account on one computer can support multiple iPads (and other IOS devices). The sync characteristcs (that YOU configure) can be completely different for each device. iTunes keeps track of which is which by serial number. You keep track of them by the names that you give to them. Now, run App Store to download apps to check the problem is solved or not. If you find "cannot connect to App Store" on your device screen when you are download and install apps, fix it first. Fix 2. Check the Wi-Fi Connection. If you're using cellular data or Wi-Fi and have issues with app downloading, try to connect to another Wi-Fi network.