If iTunes gives you any errors then Google them or leave a comment down below and the community will help you solve them.The silence of Pangu, TaiG and PPJailbreak over iOS 10 jailbreak tool has made the iPhone jailbreaker community speculates that the three must have given up on the security features of iOS 10. I recommend, especially on Windows, leaving your computer just to restore your iDevice, as iTunes is hardly the most reliable program and you don’t want it bricking your device.
Just leave your device plugged in with a good cable and come back in 10-20 minutes and it will all be done. ITunes will now verify the integrity of the file and begin the restore. Select it, then click OK or double click, or press enter, or whatever else you normally do to select a file. This will bring up a Finder window (Mac) or a Windows Explorer (Windows) window. Simply navigate to wherever you saved it (this is where keeping it somewhere memorable is useful!) Once the download is complete, go into iTunes and instead of simply clicking the Restore button, hold down either Option & Command on a Mac, or hold down the Shift key on Windows, then click ‘Restore’ If you are in DFU mode then don’t worry, iTunes can’t tell. Unless your iPhone is in DFU mode then it will need turning off before you restore otherwise iTunes won’t let you restore. While it’s downloading, take this opportunity to turn off ‘Find my iPhone’. You can also download IPSW files from iJailbreak’s download section.įind the iPSW for your device, and download the latest iOS 9. The other’s have stopped being signed by Apple so you won’t be able to install them unfortunately.ĭownload it to your desktop, or somewhere else you can easily find. I personally recommend a website called, simply because it downloads from the official Apple website and offers a really great interface. In the context menu, select the option Archive. Hold the Ctrl key (Mac) and click on the backup, or Right Click for Windows.Go to iTunes > Preferences > Devices (Mac) OR Edit -> Preferences -> Devices (Windows) and look for the backup you just completed.Click Backup now and watch the progress bar at the top.Click the device icon, then select iTunes backup.Plug in your iPhone, iPod or iPad into your PC (USB only, no wireless syncing) and open iTunes.To carry out an iTunes backup, carry out the following steps.
However, backing up to iTunes comes with the added advantage that you can archive it, however beware as backups aren’t so easily encrypted with iOS 10. I recommend iCloud simply for convenience. If you ever want to come back to iOS 10, or something goes wrong, you’ll thank yourself for having everything saved. You can easily rollback/downgrade, however hurry as this window of opportunity won’t last forever. If you’ve installed iOS 10 and prefer iOS 9, whether it’s to jailbreak or you just prefer it, you’re in luck.
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