Step 3: Connect your iPhone or iPad to computer with its USB cable and then launch iTunes on your computer. Just like the following picture shows, this website will tell you if Apple is still 'signing' the iOS version you want to download. Step 2: Download the latest iOS 8 firmware for your iPhone or iPad from this website ( ). Turn off Find My iPhone/iPad with the following steps: Settings > iCloud > Find My iPhone/iPad > Turn it off. Obviously, I must be looking for a single file, not a zip file that doesn't seem to have what I need.Ĭan anyone point me n the right direction? For kicks, I point to each of the folders extracted from the zip file thinking maybe it would find it under a different name or something. And as I mentioned there was no such stated file in the extracted restore zip file. At this time, I get a window pop-up asking me to point to the ipsw restore file. I navigate iTunes to the iPhone info screen, locate and while holding the Shift button, I activate the Restore button.
I emmediately hold down the power and home buttons and get my iPhone into Recovery Mode. So, next I turn off my iPhone and plug it into the USB cable connected to the Pc. Amongst them, I cannot find a single file that is noted as the ipsw file. When I unzip the file, it extracts into several folders and files. When I download this file, its actually a file that is zipped. (done), next, I need to ensure I have the latest version of iTunes for Windows (Done), next I need to download the ios 8.4.1 ipsw file. I understand I should back up my data and all first. So, I spent a lot of time researching how to do this. For a number of reasons, I'd like to go back to ios 8.4.1 for the time being until things get worked out.
I wanted to try out ios 9 on my iPhone 6 to see how it would work.
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