Cancel any dialog options asking if you want to restore or update until you are at the phone's landing page. Put your phone into recovery mode and connect it to your computer. links to Apple's firmware servers, so the latest versions are digitally signed, which means you can use them in iTunes. Go to, locate your model and download the latest IPSW (Apple's iOS firmware file type). Thankfully, you can download the firmware file through your browser and select it manually in iTunes, so the phone doesn't have to wait for iTunes to download 2.5+ GB. Perhaps you'll want to start up your Windows PC in some version of Safe Mode as well.For some reason iPhones have an annoying habit of rebooting while you're waiting for the firmware file to download. When I ran into issues, I started up my Mac in Safe Mode and was able to restore my iPhone to iOS 9. This backup should be from an earlier version of iOS. After the restore is complete, you can set up your device from your archived backup.If you can't finish the restore, get help.If you turned on Find My iPhone, enter your Apple ID and password after the restore to activate your device. Put your device in recovery mode and restore it.Make sure that you're using the latest version of iTunes.If you're using iOS beta and want to go back to the current version of iOS, follow these steps: You're at the stage where you want to go back: If you decide to go back to the current version of iOS, you'll need this archived backup. Control-click the backup you just made.Then go to iTunes > Preferences > Devices on your computer. If you don't need to save your Health and Activity data, you can make a backup that isn't encrypted. Write down your password and store it somewhere safe, because there's no way to recover your iTunes backups without this password. If you want to save Health and Activity data from your iOS device or Apple Watch, you'll need to encrypt your backup: Select the box called Encrypt backup and make a memorable password.Connect your device to your computer and open iTunes.Make sure that you have the latest version of iTunes.You won’t be able to use an iCloud backup or one you didn’t archive if you go back to the current version of iOS. You'll notice they mention archiving your iTunes backup of your iPhone prior to installing the beta.īefore you install prerelease software, back up your device in iTunes, then archive the backup. This article references the process to restore from the backup you made prior to installing the beta software: I had a similar issue on my iPhone and Mac and was able to resolve it. Welcome to the Apple Support Communities! Thanks for coming with your question about downgrading from iOS 10 beta to iOS 9.3 using iTunes for Windows.
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