error 3194 on iPhone 5
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Ciccioo
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Hi,
A friend of mine bought a used iPhone 5, it worked fine for some days but now it's stuck: if i turn it on, i get the "iTunes logo and cable" screen, and i can't do anything.
I tried to restore it via iTunes but i get error 3194. Tried the same in DFU mode, same result. I tried both with and without the hosts file entry. I disabled my antivirus. All of this was tried on two different Windows 10 computers with the latest version of iTunes. I also tried to use tinyumbrella, but all the versions of tinyumbrella that i could find did not have the "start TSS server" button, and this i cannot really understand.
My friend is not tech savy so i don't know exactly what he did to break it, i know he plugged it to the computer and did something. The phone could be jailbroken but i don't know for sure, i don't even know what version of iOS it's running.
Can this be fixed? I just want the phone to work, i don't care about a specific iOS version.
Thanks
A friend of mine bought a used iPhone 5, it worked fine for some days but now it's stuck: if i turn it on, i get the "iTunes logo and cable" screen, and i can't do anything.
I tried to restore it via iTunes but i get error 3194. Tried the same in DFU mode, same result. I tried both with and without the hosts file entry. I disabled my antivirus. All of this was tried on two different Windows 10 computers with the latest version of iTunes. I also tried to use tinyumbrella, but all the versions of tinyumbrella that i could find did not have the "start TSS server" button, and this i cannot really understand.
My friend is not tech savy so i don't know exactly what he did to break it, i know he plugged it to the computer and did something. The phone could be jailbroken but i don't know for sure, i don't even know what version of iOS it's running.
Can this be fixed? I just want the phone to work, i don't care about a specific iOS version.
Thanks
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It is possible you're using the wrong firmware file. You can only install iOS 9.2.1 on your device currently.
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I'll try to manually download that firmware and install it. The same error happens if i let iTunes download the firmware by itself though, so i'm not sure that's the problem.Gautam said:It is possible you're using the wrong firmware file. You can only install iOS 9.2.1 on your device currently.
I'll try and report back -
damn. i tried with the 9.2.1 firmware and it didn't work. then i tried to let itunes do it again and this time it worked. i don't know why, but i'm happy with it.
thanks for the help!
