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1) Plug in your disabled device into iTunes and close/dismiss any error notifications and sync errors 2)Power down the Device 3) Put your iDevice into DFU Mode (NOT RECOVERY MODE). 1. Hold lock button down for 3 seconds 2. With out releasing the lock button, hold down the home button for 10 seconds 3. Release the lock button and continue holding the home for an additional 15 seconds or until iTunes notify's you that the device is in "DFU Mode." (which ever occurs first) 4) Once in DFU Mode, restore device in iTunes via two methods: -- 1. Download the ipsw that corresponds with the iDevice online (make sure the ipsw is latest iOS version) - In iTunes; press the shift key, and click on restore at the same time, (may take more than one try) - Once you get successfully shift-click-restore in iTunes, iTunes will request that you search for the ipsw and a search box will come up - (if you saved the ipsw on the desktop), then click desktop and then select the ipsw for that device. (if not on your desktop, well then all i can say is start looking ;D). iTunes will then verify the ipsw with Apple then begin the restore -- 2. Or you can choose the traditional method of restore and just wait for the OS to download from Apple's servers. 5) Once ipsw is verified, and/ or OS has successfully downloaded from Apple's servers, iTunes will automatically extract the software and restore the device. 6) Once the device has restored successfully to it's normal state, all should be good 7) Good <b>...</b> |
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