Post: [How To] Install IOS 7 Beta 4
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06-11-2013, 01:02 PM
#1
Josh_ox3
Treasure hunter
How to Install IOS 7 Beta 4[/color]
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You will need to:[/b]
*If Jeremy/Vince are online then their service is instant, unlike the websites*
Step by step instructions
Find your UDID and activate it with the site in step 1
Open iTunes (the Mac or PC app, not iTunes on your iPhone).
Plug in your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad.
Click its name under the devices list.
Ensure you’re on the Summary tab.
Click on the text that says Serial Number. It should change to say Identifier (UDID).
Select Copy from the Edit menu.
Your UDID is now in the clipboard, so you can paste it into an email or message.
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Go to the website in step 2 and download the IOS 7 for your device and extract the file when downloaded
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How to extract from .dmg
For IOS 7 Beta 2, you can do an OTA (over the air) update after being on Beta 1 (Downloads will be on the website at the top soon)
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Install the OS via iTunes
Open iTunes and upgrade to the iOS 7 Beta by choosing Restore.
1. Open iTunes and click your device on the left, go to summary tab at the top
2. Hold alt/option on Mac when you click Restore. Or on Windows, hold Shift when you click Restore.
3. Find the .ipsw file you downloaded and select it.
2. Complete the installation and then restore from backup if you desire.
*You can install old backup from before update - some phones don't need their UDID activated, but not activating your UDID can cause problems when Beta 2 is released or if you want to restore to 6.1.X*
*By the looks of it GSM phones doesn' need their UDID activated, but CDMA do, not 100% sure though*
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-Josh
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You will need to:[/b]
- Activate your UDID ( You must login or register to view this content. | You must login or register to view this content. | You must login or register to view this content. | You must login or register to view this content. )
- Download the correct IOS 7 Beta ( You must login or register to view this content. )
- Restore via iTunes
*If Jeremy/Vince are online then their service is instant, unlike the websites*
Step by step instructions
Find your UDID and activate it with the site in step 1
Plug in your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad.
Click its name under the devices list.
Ensure you’re on the Summary tab.
Click on the text that says Serial Number. It should change to say Identifier (UDID).
Select Copy from the Edit menu.
Your UDID is now in the clipboard, so you can paste it into an email or message.
You must login or register to view this content.
You must login or register to view this content.
Go to the website in step 2 and download the IOS 7 for your device and extract the file when downloaded
[/color]
For IOS 7 Beta 2, you can do an OTA (over the air) update after being on Beta 1 (Downloads will be on the website at the top soon)
Install the OS via iTunes
1. Open iTunes and click your device on the left, go to summary tab at the top
2. Hold alt/option on Mac when you click Restore. Or on Windows, hold Shift when you click Restore.
3. Find the .ipsw file you downloaded and select it.
2. Complete the installation and then restore from backup if you desire.
*You can install old backup from before update - some phones don't need their UDID activated, but not activating your UDID can cause problems when Beta 2 is released or if you want to restore to 6.1.X*
*By the looks of it GSM phones doesn' need their UDID activated, but CDMA do, not 100% sure though*
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-Josh
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Josh_ox3 ; 09-20-2013 at 08:05 PM.
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06-11-2013, 10:47 PM
#38
Ned Flanders
Hi-dilly-ho, neighborinos!
06-13-2013, 02:28 AM
#39
Josh_ox3
Treasure hunter
Originally posted by Ned
Yup, I asked earlier, and I just tried myself. I can confirm it works without registering UDID. Don't waste your money it's a scam!
Looks like GSM don't need UDID activation but CDMA do, that is what i've made from this, if people are prepared to take that risk then good on them, but I don't want to be responsible for people with phones stuck on the activation page
My iPhone 5 that's CDMA needed activation and Jeremy's CDMA iPhone 4 needed it, you can go and confirm this with him if you want. As a content manager is doing an activation service, I can almost guarantee it's not a scam.
06-13-2013, 02:54 AM
#40
rjive
Love Big Titty Bitches
Originally posted by ox3
Looks like GSM don't need UDID activation but CDMA do, that is what i've made from this, if people are prepared to take that risk then good on them, but I don't want to be responsible for people with phones stuck on the activation page My iPhone 5 that's CDMA needed activation and Jeremy's CDMA iPhone 4 needed it, you can go and confirm this with him if you want. As a content manager is doing an activation service, I can almost guarantee it's not a scam.
My iPhone 5 that's CDMA needed activation and Jeremy's CDMA iPhone 4 needed it, you can go and confirm this with him if you want. As a content manager is doing an activation service, I can almost guarantee it's not a scam.
Looks like you got your thread re-opened! Well done. + rep
06-13-2013, 03:03 AM
#41
Jeremy
Former Staff
Originally posted by ox3
How to Install IOS 7 Beta 1
You will need to:
Step by step instructions
Find your UDID and activate it with the site in step 1
Open iTunes (the Mac or PC app, not iTunes on your iPhone).
Plug in your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad.
Click its name under the devices list.
Ensure you’re on the Summary tab.
Click on the text that says Serial Number. It should change to say Identifier (UDID).
Select Copy from the Edit menu.
Your UDID is now in the clipboard, so you can paste it into an email or message.
You must login or register to view this content.
You must login or register to view this content.
Go to the website in step 2 and download the IOS 7 for your device and extract the file when downloaded
How to extract from .dmg
Install the OS via iTunes
Open iTunes and upgrade to the iOS 7 Beta by choosing Restore.
1. Open iTunes and click your device on the left, go to summary tab at the top
2. Hold alt/option on Mac when you click Restore. Or on Windows, hold Shift when you click Restore.
3. Find the .ipsw file you downloaded and select it.
2. Complete the installation and then restore from backup if you desire.
*You can install old backup from before update - some phones don't need their UDID activated, but not activating your UDID can cause problems when Beta 2 is released or if you want to restore to 6.1.X*
*By the looks of it GSM phones doesn' need their UDID activated, but CDMA do, not 100% sure though*
-Josh
You will need to:
- Activate your UDID ( You must login or register to view this content. | You must login or register to view this content. | You must login or register to view this content. )
- Download the correct IOS 7 Beta ( You must login or register to view this content. )
- Restore via iTunes
Step by step instructions
Find your UDID and activate it with the site in step 1
Plug in your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad.
Click its name under the devices list.
Ensure you’re on the Summary tab.
Click on the text that says Serial Number. It should change to say Identifier (UDID).
Select Copy from the Edit menu.
Your UDID is now in the clipboard, so you can paste it into an email or message.
You must login or register to view this content.
You must login or register to view this content.
Go to the website in step 2 and download the IOS 7 for your device and extract the file when downloaded
Install the OS via iTunes
1. Open iTunes and click your device on the left, go to summary tab at the top
2. Hold alt/option on Mac when you click Restore. Or on Windows, hold Shift when you click Restore.
3. Find the .ipsw file you downloaded and select it.
2. Complete the installation and then restore from backup if you desire.
*You can install old backup from before update - some phones don't need their UDID activated, but not activating your UDID can cause problems when Beta 2 is released or if you want to restore to 6.1.X*
*By the looks of it GSM phones doesn' need their UDID activated, but CDMA do, not 100% sure though*
-Josh
06-13-2013, 03:21 AM
#44
TheMightyMoJo
Rookie
Originally posted by ox3
How to Install IOS 7 Beta 1[/color]
You will need to:[/b]
*If Jeremy/Vince are online then their service is instant, unlike the websites*
Step by step instructions
Find your UDID and activate it with the site in step 1
Open iTunes (the Mac or PC app, not iTunes on your iPhone).
Plug in your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad.
Click its name under the devices list.
Ensure you’re on the Summary tab.
Click on the text that says Serial Number. It should change to say Identifier (UDID).
Select Copy from the Edit menu.
Your UDID is now in the clipboard, so you can paste it into an email or message.
You must login or register to view this content.
You must login or register to view this content.
Go to the website in step 2 and download the IOS 7 for your device and extract the file when downloaded
[/color]
How to extract from .dmg
Install the OS via iTunes
Open iTunes and upgrade to the iOS 7 Beta by choosing Restore.
1. Open iTunes and click your device on the left, go to summary tab at the top
2. Hold alt/option on Mac when you click Restore. Or on Windows, hold Shift when you click Restore.
3. Find the .ipsw file you downloaded and select it.
2. Complete the installation and then restore from backup if you desire.
*You can install old backup from before update - some phones don't need their UDID activated, but not activating your UDID can cause problems when Beta 2 is released or if you want to restore to 6.1.X*
*By the looks of it GSM phones doesn' need their UDID activated, but CDMA do, not 100% sure though*
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-Josh
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You will need to:[/b]
- Activate your UDID ( You must login or register to view this content. | You must login or register to view this content. | You must login or register to view this content. )
- Download the correct IOS 7 Beta ( You must login or register to view this content. )
- Restore via iTunes
*If Jeremy/Vince are online then their service is instant, unlike the websites*
Step by step instructions
Find your UDID and activate it with the site in step 1
Plug in your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad.
Click its name under the devices list.
Ensure you’re on the Summary tab.
Click on the text that says Serial Number. It should change to say Identifier (UDID).
Select Copy from the Edit menu.
Your UDID is now in the clipboard, so you can paste it into an email or message.
You must login or register to view this content.
You must login or register to view this content.
Go to the website in step 2 and download the IOS 7 for your device and extract the file when downloaded
[/color]
Install the OS via iTunes
1. Open iTunes and click your device on the left, go to summary tab at the top
2. Hold alt/option on Mac when you click Restore. Or on Windows, hold Shift when you click Restore.
3. Find the .ipsw file you downloaded and select it.
2. Complete the installation and then restore from backup if you desire.
*You can install old backup from before update - some phones don't need their UDID activated, but not activating your UDID can cause problems when Beta 2 is released or if you want to restore to 6.1.X*
*By the looks of it GSM phones doesn' need their UDID activated, but CDMA do, not 100% sure though*
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-Josh
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Can u do this on a Ipod Touch or is it only for IPhone users Thanks
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06-13-2013, 03:25 AM
#46
BriceC
Computer Programmer
Originally posted by Ypex
did you activate your udid trough that site? if so, how long did it take before it was activated?
you could also just go into itunes click shift and update and pick ios 7 and you dont need your udid activated or anything. its the bypass that has always worked, still works as i did it also.
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