IPad corrupt, recovery issues

So I figure my other post earlier wasnt good enough since everyone else with the same issue gets help and fixes there units.
Ipad2..
DFU mode
iTune has detected iPad in recovery mode. You must restore this iPad before it can be used with iTune.
iPad Recovery Mode on computer screen
Select "Restore iPad"...
Select "Restore and Update"
Extracting Software.
Waiting for iPad.
Preparing iPad for restore.
Waiting for iPad.
The end.. At this point after hours it does nothing. Battery is fully charged and I left it unplugged on the screen with the apple and the loading bar so I know the battery can hold up for a little bit.
Loading bar does nothing, itunes cant seem to find the ipad after it gets to this point. Ideas? It was a update that caused this issue in the first place.

Here's an Apple Support document on it ...
If you can't update or restore your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch

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