Disabling over-the-air software updates on your iPhone is a relatively simple procedure where you install a tvOS beta software profile to "enroll" your iPhone into the Apple TV beta software program. As a result, your iPhone will automatically find only tvOS betas as it automatically searches for iOS updates, and it will assume no iOS updates are available. Bear in mind that Apple is notorious for patching any holes it finds, so if this hack isn't already in its crosshairs, it's just a matter of time before they focus their attention to fixing this issue.
As such, we've decided to go with a slightly older tvOS beta profile, as you'll see below. This particular profile was sourced from Beta Profiles , and while tvOS 12 beta profile is available and can be installed on your iPhone to perform the same task, we don't want the risk of it becoming nonfunctional in the event that Apple patches it in the future.
Upon hitting the link from your iPhone, a pop-up prompt will appear notifying you that the profile will open through your Settings app to show its details. Hit "Allow" to confirm, and proceed to the next step. Upon hitting "Allow" on the prompt highlighted above, you'll instantly be taken to the Install Profile page for the tvOS 11 beta profile you just downloaded. Tap on "Install" in the upper right, then hit "Install" once again on the following page.
A final confirmation prompt will appear on the bottom of the screen, so tap on "Install" for the last time to finalize your selection. Once you do, you'll be required to restart your iPhone to apply the changes, so hit "Restart" on the prompt that appears. It has both upsides and downsides. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
Just click on the blue OK button and move on to the next step. Since my iPad now thinks that iOS 9. If your iPhone stuck on update with the progress bar, or your iPhone froze during an update for hours, force restart the iPhone may not suitable.
Before you unfroze iPhone during or after iOS update, you need to update iTunes to the latest version first. Close iTunes if it is already open. Connect your iPhone to the computer and then launch iTunes. Force restart your iPhone to see the recovery-mode screen. Choose " OK " if you are notified that iTunes has detected an iPhone in recovery mode. Choose " Update " if you are prompted to restore or update your iPhone. You can protect your iOS data without being erased and reinstall iOS at the same time.
While your iPhone is getting stuck in iOS update, you can stop the iOS upgrade in the progressing of downloading. The time it spends on updating iOS depends on the Internet connection and other elements. Generally speaking, it will about 30 minutes to complete the iOS update if your device and the Internet are normal.
Generally speaking, it will take a few minutes to verify an iOS update. However, once your iPhone gets stuck in verifying update, you can try to force restart an iPhone. After that, if it still fails, just contact Apple Support team for help. There is no need to be panic when your iPhone stuck on iOS update screen. After reading this post, we can know why your iPhone or iPad stuck on update process. In addition, you can find effective solutions especially the powerful iOS System Recovery here to help you get out of that situation.
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