Want to revert your iPhone or iPad back to firmware 10.3? Read the instructions on how to do this.

Beta versions of iOS 10 bring possible fixes and new features. But if you need to downgrade your device, back to the previous, stable version is fine. Moreover, it is very easy to roll back: All you need is an archival backup of your iOS beta device, installed iTunes on Mac or Windows and follow the instructions below.

Note: If you're reading this article on an iPhone or iPad and plan to roll back, print it out or open it on another iPhone, iPad, or computer so you'll have the instructions at your fingertips.

1. Start iPhone in Recovery Mode

To return your device back to a stable version of iOS, you only need to press one button, but first you need to go into recovery mode. Follow the steps below to put your iPhone, iPad or iPod into recovery mode.

1. Fully turn off your iPhone or iPad, holding down the power button, and then sliding the “turn off” slider.
2. Click the button " Home"(on iPhone 7 volume down button) and hold it.
3. Connect your device using a USB cable to a computer, while continuing to hold the Home button until the image of the USB cord and the iTunes icon appear.
4. Open iTunes on your computer and it will immediately warn you that iPhone or iPad is in recovery mode.

If for some reason, recovery mode doesn't work, you can try. In firmware update mode software a little harder to hit, but it even brings the device back from a bricked state.

2. Roll back from iOS 10.3.2 Beta to stable iOS 10.3

If iTunes is on your Mac computer or Windows does not start automatically, start it manually. iTunes will detect the device in recovery mode and ask you what you want to do.

If your device reboots before the stable firmware downloads, simply repeat the steps above and enter it back into recovery mode. After the download is complete, iTunes will install stable iOS 10.3 firmware on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch; all that remains is to activate the device.

How to Restore iOS 10 Archive Backup on iPhone or iPad

Once the device is restored, it will have a clean copy of the latest version of iOS. To get all your data back, you need to restore it backup copy.

1. Select " Restore from backup» in iTunes.
2. Select archived backup done before installing the update to the beta firmware.

Once the restore is complete, your iPhone or iPad will return to the state it was in before installing the beta version.

If you encounter problems or have questions, write in the comments!

Users who have installed iOS 10.2 on their iPhone and iPad have the opportunity to downgrade to previous version operating system. Apple traditionally leaves this opportunity for some time after each release.

iOS 10.2 was released on Monday, December 12. The update brings changes to the OS design and new features, including a new TV app that provides access to TV programs and movies, more than 100 new emoji, new wallpapers, full-screen effects for the iMessage app, improved Photos apps, an interface in Music, and several others.

Along with a number of innovations iOS update 10.2 closes vulnerabilities that hackers plan to use to jailbreak the operating system. Hackers recommend that all iPhone and iPad owners who are waiting for an exploit not to upgrade to iOS 10.2 or roll back to version 10.1.1 if the device is already updated.

If you plan to jailbreak in the future or have problems with your device, you can perform a downgrade procedure - roll back to the previous version of the OS. IN this moment Apple is still issuing digital certificates for iOS 10.1.1/10.1.

Requirements:

• iPhone, iPad or iPod touch on iOS 10.2.
• iOS 10.1.1 firmware IPSW file.
• Latest version of iTunes.

How to downgrade from iOS 10.2 to iOS 10.1.1:

Step 1: Download iOS 10.1.1 IPSW file from this link.

Step 2: Download and install the latest version of iTunes. Download link.

Step 3: Make sure you have a backup of your iPhone and iPad data. This can be done by going to settings in iCloud -> Backup–> Create a backup, or by connecting your iPhone or iPad to your computer and saving the backup in iTunes.

Step 4: Turn off Touch ID/Password in the main settings section.

Step 5: Turn off Find My iPhone in Settings -> iCloud.

Step 6: Connect a device running iOS 10.2 to your PC.

Step 7: Open iTunes and top panel programs, select the icon of your gadget.

Step 8: Hold Shift on your keyboard (or Alt on macOS) and click the “Restore” button.

Step 9: In the program window, specify the iOS 10.1.1 firmware file that you downloaded in step 1.

Step 10: Wait for the procedure to complete, the OS recovery process will take some time. Now you can use the device!

Many people are excited about the new features of iOS 13, with the release of iOS 13/iPadOS, some people can't help but wait to install on iPhone/iPad and try it out. Unfortunately, iOS 13 has many problems. Many people think that iOS 13 is deplorable and they want to downgrade. In this article, we will show you how to delete an iOS 13 profile if you want your device to go back to iOS 12 from iOS 13

What you need to know about downgrading iOS 13

Before you start downgrading iOS 13, there are some considerations you need to be aware of.

• Make sure you have the latest version of iTunes.
• Downgrading may result in some data loss, so you need to back up the data on your device in advance.
• If your iPhone backed up files after installing iOS 13, the backup files will not be restored with earlier versions of iOS. So, you better backup your files before installing iOS 13.

Now let's take a look various ways to downgrade from iOS 13.

Best way to downgrade iOS 13.1.2 without iTunes

To downgrade from iOS 13 to iOS 12, the easiest way is to use ReiBoot. can solve more than 50+ problems related to iOS update, update or daily use.

• The downgrade procedure is safe. Not many people have reported that their iPhone is stuck in recovery mode/ Apple logo after being demoted from using iTunes, using ReiBoot will ensure 100% success and won't get you stuck.
• The downgrade steps are simple. You don't need to download latest version IPSW file in another location, just a few clicks to return to iOS 12 successfully.
• If your iPhone/iPad is facing issues like stuck in recovery mode/DFU mode/apple logo/screen freeze after installing iOS 13, ReiBoot will fix these issues after downgrading.
• According to our test, downgrading will not result in data loss. Outlook, due to differences in structure between the beta version and the official version, some files such as contacts may be lost after downgrading. But most of the data will be kept in order.

How to downgrade from iOS 13.1.2 / iPadOS to iOS 12 using ReiBoot

Step 1 First download Tenorshare ReiBoot to your computer or Mac and follow the instructions to connect your device to your computer. Then click “Restore operating system”

Step 2 Click "Restore Now". ReiBoot will automatically provide you with the latest official firmware. Click "Download".

Step 3 Please wait for a while while downloading the firmware package.

Step 4 Once the firmware package is downloaded to your computer, click “Start Recovering” to begin restoring your systems. Then wait a few minutes, now your iPhone has successfully rolled back to iOS 12.

Successfully restored

Rollback iOS 13.1.2 using iTunes

There is also a more complicated operation method, you need to use iTunes. First of all, you need to download the iOS 12 IPSW file online first. And you have the right to know that you will delete iOS 13.1.2 and go back to iOS 12.4 or below, this method will result to loss of data on your device.

1. You need to disable the “Find iPhone” / “iPad” function, Go to “settings” >>> iCloud >>> disable the “Find iPhone” function

2. Download the desired IPSW file from the official website, such as iPhone XR iOS 12.3.

3. Connect your device to your computer and iTunes will automatically launch if you have already installed iTunes on your computer, if not, please install iTunes first.

4. Click Review in the left menu and enter the Review panel.

5. Click "Restore iPhone/iPad" while holding down the Option key (MAC) or Shift key (Windows). A window will open allowing you to import the IPSW file you downloaded, locate and select the firmware package, and then click Open.

6. Then a message will appear saying “iTunes will update your iPhone/iPad to iOS xxx and check with Apple for the update”, then click “Update”.

It will then automatically appear that iTunes is installing iOS on your device, waiting for the download process to complete.

After iTunes has completely completed installing the firmware, your device will restart. And you can check if your iPhone is in the right version from Settings >>> General.

If you don't want to lose your data, make a backup in advance. can selectively view and backup files, export backup files to PC/Mac in one click. No matter music, photos, videos or contacts, it can transfer all files without restrictions.

Launch iCareFone and connect your device >>> Click Backup & Restore >>> Select the files you want to backup >>> Select the folder path >>> Click Backup.

Conclusion

Not every latest version fixes all iOS users. Some people may still think that the previous version is much better than the latest one, or the new version is sometimes not very stable or somewhat useless. Therefore, some people want to delete the iOS 13/iPadOS profile. So if you regret iOS installation 13/iPadOS and want it to return in iOS 12, we strongly recommend that you use which shows security first. If you found this article helpful, please share it with your friends and leave a comment below!

On your iPhone and iPad, it is possible to downgrade to the previous version of the operating system. Apple traditionally leaves this opportunity for some time after each release.

iOS 10.2 was released on Monday, December 12. The update brings changes to the OS design and new features, including a new TV app that provides access to TV programs and movies, more than 100 new emoji, new wallpapers, full-screen effects for the iMessage app, improved Photos apps, an interface in Music and several others.

Along with a number of innovations, the iOS 10.2 update closes vulnerabilities that hackers plan to use to jailbreak the operating system. Hackers recommend that all iPhone and iPad owners who are waiting for an exploit not to upgrade to iOS 10.2 or roll back to version 10.1.1 if the device is already updated.

If you plan to jailbreak in the future or have problems with your device, you can perform a downgrade procedure - roll back to the previous version of the OS. At this time, Apple is still issuing digital certificates for iOS 10.1.1/10.1.

Requirements:

• iPhone, iPad or iPod touch on iOS 10.2.
• iOS 10.1.1 firmware IPSW file.
• Latest version of iTunes.

How to downgrade from iOS 10.2 to iOS 10.1.1:

Step 1: Download iOS 10.1.1 IPSW file from this link.

Step 2: Download and install the latest version of iTunes. Download link.

Step 3: Make sure you have a backup of your iPhone and iPad data. This can be done by going to iCloud settings -> Backup -> Create backup, or by connecting your iPhone or iPad to your computer and saving a backup in iTunes.

Step 4: Turn off Touch ID/Password in the main settings section.

Step 5: Turn off Find My iPhone in Settings -> iCloud.

Step 6: Connect a device running iOS 10.2 to your PC.

Step 7: Open iTunes and select the icon of your gadget in the top bar of the program.

Step 8: Hold Shift on your keyboard (or Alt on macOS) and click the “Restore” button.

Step 9: In the program window, specify the iOS 10.1.1 firmware file that you downloaded in step 1.

Step 10: Wait for the procedure to complete, the OS recovery process will take some time. Now you can use the device!

Yesterday at the WWDC 2017 conference, Apple announced new version operating system iOS 11 beta 1, Beta 2, Public Beta and Beta 3/beta 4/beta 5/beta 6/Beta 7. Registered developers immediately received access to the first beta versions of firmware for mobile devices, participants in public testing will be able to try the new product until the end of the month, and the final release of iOS 11 is scheduled for autumn 2017.

But "beta" - trial version, while it is not stable, there are errors and other problems during the update or after the update. You can read more about them in a separate article. Therefore, many iPhone and iPad users are already showing a desire to roll back from iOS 11 to iOS 10. And now we’ll tell you how to do this.

How to rollback from iOS 11 to iOS 10.3.2 / iOS 10.3.3 without losing your backup

The software can help you downgrade from iOS 11 to iOS 10.3.2 for free, quickly and easily. Not only that, if you encounter a freeze, or other minor problems, then this program can solve and fix, you just need to enter recovery mode and exit recovery mode, this method will help you solve most errors. If you really don't like iOS 11 beta 1, the following steps will guide you.

If you downgrade to iOS 10.3.2 using iCloud or iTunes, this method is complex and may cause you to lose your backup, and you won't be able to use your iOS 11 backup to restore your data through iCloud or the iTunes app. Data can only be restored from a backup copy of iOS 10.3.2. If there is no backup copy of this version, then you will have to manually save all your photos and other necessary information before downgrading. Don't worry, the article will show you how to make a backup.

How to downgrade firmware from iOS 11 Beta 1/Beta 2/Beta 3/Beta 4/Beta 5/Beta 6/Beta 7 to iOS 10.3.2 using iCloud or iTunes

Step 1: First of all, you need to download the iOS 10.3.2 version firmware file. Make sure you have downloaded required file firmware corresponding to your device model. Download links for all supported iPhone versions, iPad and iPod touch are shown below:

• iOS 10.3.2 firmware file for iPhone
• iOS 10.3.2 firmware file for iPad
• iOS 10.3.2 firmware file for iPod touch

Note: if you download the firmware file through the Safari browser, make sure that the automatic archive extraction function is disabled.

Step 2: Find My iPhone must be turned off on your device. To do this, go to Settings > iCloud > Find iPhone.

Step 3: Now you need to put the device into DFU mode. If you own an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus, check out this guide. For previous generations of iPhone, iPad, or iPod, follow these steps:

• Connect the device to the computer, turn off the device. Now press and hold the “Power” button for 3 seconds;
• Then hold down the “Home” button without releasing the “Power” button for 10 seconds;
• Release the Power button but continue to hold the Home button until the iTunes app notifies you that it has detected a device in recovery mode; In the window that appears, click on the “Yes” button.

Step 4: Press and hold the Alt/Option key on a Mac or the Shift key on Windows computer, and then select Restore iPhone (iPad/iPod touch). In the window that appears, specify the path to the previously downloaded iOS 10.3.2 IPSW firmware file.

Step 6: Then select "Restore and Update" and follow the on-screen instructions. and iTunes will check the firmware file and install it on the device. The process will take about 10 minutes.

Step 7: After completing the downgrade process from iOS 11 Beta 1/Beta 2/Beta 3 to iOS 10.3.2, “Hello” will appear on the device display. After completing the system setup process, you can restore the data on your device from an iOS 10.3.2 backup or set up the system as a new device.

Thus, if after a reboot the display of the battery charge disappears, Bluetooth from the shutter does not turn on/off, or the phone becomes very hot after the update, etc., it is possible to solve and fix them using Tenorshare ReiBoot.