When dealing with a bootlooped device, the standard flash may fail. One known workaround is to place the phone in Recovery Mode and try the following in 3uTools:
If it is marked with a , it is signed, and the issue lies with your setup.
An (Signature Hash Blob) is a unique digital footprint generated by Apple for a specific device and iOS firmware version. 3utools Error Unable To Request Shsh
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Click on in the bottom right corner of the application window. Download and install the newest software iteration. Restart your computer, reconnect the device, and try again. 3. Switch to "iTunes Flash" Mode When dealing with a bootlooped device, the standard
If Apple still supports (signs) that firmware, it sends back an SHSH blob allowing the installation.
: If you manually downloaded an .ipsw file that does not match your specific device model, the SHSH request will be rejected. 💡 Pro Tips for Success This public link is valid for 7 days
If you are trying to install an unsigned iOS version and you do have saved SHSH blobs from the past, you cannot use the basic Easy Flash mode. Switch to the tab in 3uTools.
[3uTools/Device] ----> Requests Signature ----> [Apple TSS Servers] ^ | |____________ Solves/Rejects Request ____________| (Error at 9% if unsigned)