Today I will show you an easy method to disable iCloud on your iPhone 4, this method is easy, effective, just follow the tutorial to the letter.
Prerequisites:
- Laptop.
- Iphone 4 updated to iOS 7 1.
- Latest iTunes 11.2.2 3. Version for Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7
- Download ssh rd rev04b
- Download TinyUmbrella ( TinyUmbrella does not work you can try ireB )
- Download Winscp
instruction:
1 - Connect your iPhone to PC via USB
2 - start with a double-click the program ssh_rd_revo4b.jar
3 - put your iPhone into DFU mode and wait until you have this display
4 - leave the window open and start Winscp indicating:
SFTP
Server: localhost
Port: 2022
Username: root
Password: alpine
EDIT for Mac users:
Replace Winscp by CyberDuck Transmit or at your convenience
Then open Terminal on your Mac
type the following commands one by one in this order:
ssh-p 2022 root @ localhost
Alpine (this is the default password for ssh connection for iPhone / iPad / iPod)
mount.sh
5 - Once connected, select the top of Winscp the option "open console"
6 - In the Terminal window, tap the command: mount.sh
7 - Close the terminal and go to the folder / mnt1/Applications
8 - Delete the folder named Setup.app
9 - restart the Terminaldans winscp console and type the command:
reboot_bak
10 - close all windows, your iPhone will go into Recovery mode (image + USB to iTunes screen)
11 - Start Tiny Umbrella, click OK in the warning window and then select your iPhone on the left of Tiny Umbrella to be in the form of a question mark "? "Or a series of numbers
12 - Select "EXIT RECOVERY"
