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Error 14 updating / restoring to Beta 1 iOS 10
- Thread starter Tamagotchi
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Can't restore update to these betas just like last year. You can only update to it.
You can restore after you update, but can't restore while updating. I tried update restore on iOS 9 B1 and it failed.
Happened to me as well. Tried four times. Different USB ports, DFU mode, etc. Will try restoring via the new Xcode.
Actually, I don't know how to do that, since my iPhone is currently stuck in restore mode and doesn't see the device.
Actually, I don't know how to do that, since my iPhone is currently stuck in restore mode and doesn't see the device.
Having the same issue here trying to update to 10.0. Tried different USB cables, ports, rebooted, disabled anti-virus, etc. Now seeing if it will update/install on my Mac. (Was trying Winblows before).
I can only see 9.3.3 PB2 after installing the profile. What am I missing?
[doublepost=1465849968][/doublepost]Just saw this on the dev site -
Important: You must have the latest beta version of Xcode 8 installed on your Mac before using a Restore Image to install iOS or tvOS beta software on a device.
[doublepost=1465849968][/doublepost]Just saw this on the dev site -
Important: You must have the latest beta version of Xcode 8 installed on your Mac before using a Restore Image to install iOS or tvOS beta software on a device.
I'm just gonna install the mobile profile thingy and let it update OTA on the device, if that fails then forget it. Already wasted an hour on it.
I got it to install with the OTA profile thing, but I'm going back to 9.3.2 as half of my apps lag to hell (which I sort of expect with it being the 1st beta). I installed it, I saw it, I went back to 9.3.2 
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But how does that pertain to those using Winblows? For Mac, sure it makes sense.We have a winner here. We all missed the notification on the dev center:
Ah I see now, thanks guys. Too bad I had to restore to 9.3.2 and I'm too lazy to restore my iTunes backup. :'(We have a winner here. We all missed the notification on the dev center:
I guess Windows users are out of luck until the GM.
Tried it after Xcode 8 and a clean restore (holding the Option key) works!!!!!We have a winner here. We all missed the notification on the dev center:
This is the problem. Xcode 8 beta has additional components that are necessary for installing the Developer Beta. If you're really a developer and downloading the Beta from Apple, you'll have seen a warning instructing you that this is necessary.
Hi,
I apologize for not updating yesterday.
I restored back to iOS 9, then installed the beta profile on my iPhone and updated OTA. After doing this, clean restores from IPSW files work with no problems.
Cheers!
I apologize for not updating yesterday.
I restored back to iOS 9, then installed the beta profile on my iPhone and updated OTA. After doing this, clean restores from IPSW files work with no problems.
Cheers!
As others have pointed out, Xcode 8 beta must be installed.
I installed it prior to installing iOS 10, however, I still got Error 14. Turns out you have to launch* it at least once and install the supplemental items before you install iOS 10, or iTunes will still object.
Here's the steps I followed, including the error. They may not all be necessary, but it worked and I included them for completeness.
1. Download the iOS 10 IPSW file for your iPhone/iOS device.
2. Connect your device to MacBook.
3. Launch iTunes.
4. Select your device in the iTunes toolbar. The device details page should display.
5. Backup your device! (I backed up "to iCloud," but "to MacBook" is also fine.)
6. Option-click Restore.
7. Find and select the iOS 10 IPSW file.
8. Wait for Error 14
9. Cancel/dismiss the Error 14 dialog. NOTE: You do not need to reinstall your previous iOS.
10. Quit iTunes. The progress bar on the device will disappear in a minute and be replaced by the "Connect to iTunes" startup graphic.
11. Install Xcode 8 (if not already installed).
12. Launch Xcode 8 and install the supplemental items.
13. Quit Xcode 8.
14. Launch iTunes.
15. Select your device in the toolbar.
16. Option-click Restore.
17. Find and select the iOS 10 IPSW file.
18. Wait for the "Hello" screen, and proceed with installation.
19. When prompted, select "Restore from iCloud" (or from another backup).
Note: Set aside an hour to do this. This process eventually requires a restore from a backup (either iCloud or local). Restore from iCloud took 30+ minutes on fast WiFi. You want to avoid disconnecting your device from the Internet during the restore, so that you don't have to restart the restore, or possibly even have to reinstall iOS 10.
HTH
Had error 14 several times before I found out you need the Xcode beta installed as well. It adds background stuff needed to install the beta through iTunes