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DFU-mode IPSW workaround

This feature creates an IPSW that will cause...

  
   
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   DFU-mode IPSW workaround 

  
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   This feature creates an IPSW that will cause the device to enter DFU mode at the end of an otherwise normal iTunes restore.

It's intended for those with broken buttons who can't enter DFU mode in the normal fashion.

Use the following file browser to select an IPSW that you can currently restore to without any hacks or pwnage steps. 

  
Typical location
   C:\Users\Active-user\Downloads\redsn0w_win_0.9.15b3\redsn0w_w
in_0.9.15b3\

  
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   redsn0w.exe

 
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   Windows 7
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Last update: 01-Nov-2013 2:55 am