#I tried downgrading my iphone from ios 16.4 to 16.3.1 using 3utools it said it failed
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I have fixed it and its now on 16.3.1
This thread has been marked as solved. Archiving this channel!
howw
iam on ios 15.7.3 is there anyway i can go back to 15.3
Yes but if it’s unsigned then it’s complicated and idk
if you dont have SHSH blobs, you can lose your hope as it is unsigned
what is that sorry iam new to this
@digital orbit help me out please
well, knowing now would be pretty useless
i have iphone 6s current version of ios is 15.7.3 and i did jailbreak as well and before ios 15 i had my phone 14.8 and i did jailbreak it as well
so i have the shsh blobs!?
you can check if you have any on TSS Saver
An online easy to use APTicket / SHSH2 blob saver and checker. SHSH2 blobs are used in unsigned iOS upgrades and downgrades. App available on https://repo.1conan.com
so i cant use trollstore ☹️
Wait you have 15.4.1 you can use trollstore
hello i have shsh record, is there a revert to ipx 16.3.1 version 15?
Not possible anymore
use this guide to downgrade to 15.4.1 using blobs, for trollstore support
but i dont have linux or macos
setnonce is setting but not loading
you can live boot linux from usb if you don't want to fully install one.
!t liveboot
Hey @obtuse storm, have a look at this!
Many jailbreak/iOS tools may require macOS or Linux. If you have a Windows computer you can "live-boot" Linux which allows you to boot (start your PC) into a Linux system directly off a USB flash drive/stick or a SD card without even affecting your main OS ('partition').
To get started, you will need a 8GB+ USB stick and a PC with secure boot disabled.
Disabling Secure Boot
We suggest you use Ubuntu as it's one of the most beginner-friendly distros.
- Download BalenaEtcher for your current OS.
- Download the Ubuntu installation file (.iso file) of your choice.
- Plug your USB stick.
- Open BalenaEtcher, and select the Ubuntu .iso file you just downloaded.
WARNING: "burning" an image WILL erase the USB stick and permanently delete all data. Please make a backup. - Select the USB device you will install Ubuntu on.
- Click 'Flash'.
- After operation is finished, you may boot from it.
Please check your PC manufacturer's details on how to boot from USB devices.
lul
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