how to remove error 3194 while updating 6,0,1

[aminnovelty]

Dear suppporter, i have been trying to update iphone4 to 6,0,1 but every time its give error 3194,, although it has never been come before,, i have uninstall itunes,,and again install latest itunes 10.7 but still same, anybody can guide me that HOW TO REMOVE THIS ERROR WHILE UPDATING to 6,0,1?

or is their any use of latest TINY UMBRELLA inorder to restore latest

[ribbentrop]

Use search, posted many times !

[shashankmobile]

Originally Posted by aminnovelty

Dear suppporter, i have been trying to update iphone4 to 6,0,1 but every time its give error 3194,, although it has never been come before,, i have uninstall itunes,,and again install latest itunes 10.7 but still same, anybody can guide me that HOW TO REMOVE THIS ERROR WHILE UPDATING to 6,0,1?

or is their any use of latest TINY UMBRELLA inorder to restore latest

Fix Error 3194
The fix is the same regardless of what operating system you are using:

# Quit iTunes
# Locate your hosts file, in Mac OS X this is /etc/hosts and in Windows this is c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
# Open the hosts file with Administrator privileges
# Remove the following line to the very bottom of the hosts file:
74.208.105.171 gs.apple.com
# Connect your iPhone to the computer
# Launch iTunes
# Put the iPhone/iPad/iPod into DFU mode
# Use the iTunes Restore feature as usual with the iOS device

Br.
Shashank

[aminnovelty]

Originally Posted by ribbentrop

Use search, posted many times !

br plz try to understand,,i have search alot of solution but in my case just loot at this that i am not downgrading my firmware but trying to update by 6,0,1 so plz tell me how to fix it,,if u know ?

[aminnovelty]

Originally Posted by shashankmobile

Fix Error 3194
The fix is the same regardless of what operating system you are using:

# Quit iTunes
# Locate your hosts file, in Mac OS X this is /etc/hosts and in Windows this is c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
# Open the hosts file with Administrator privileges
# Remove the following line to the very bottom of the hosts file:
74.208.105.171 gs.apple.com
# Connect your iPhone to the computer
# Launch iTunes
# Put the iPhone/iPad/iPod into DFU mode
# Use the iTunes Restore feature as usual with the iOS device

Br.
Shashank

bro,,this method is usefull if i downgrade any firmware which bloobs r already saved on saurika server,,, but in my can i found this error while updating very very latest version means 6.0.1,,,, whih is offcourse final one on itunes cache server ,, am i right ?

[ribbentrop]

Originally Posted by aminnovelty

br plz try to understand,,i have search alot of solution but in my case just loot at this that i am not downgrading my firmware but trying to update by 6,0,1 so plz tell me how to fix it,,if u know ?

Yes, I know . You have some problems with hosts file or your ISP or corrupted firmware file . That's all .

[shashankmobile]

Originally Posted by aminnovelty

bro,,this method is usefull if i downgrade any firmware which bloobs r already saved on saurika server,,, but in my can i found this error while updating very very latest version means 6.0.1,,,, whih is offcourse final one on itunes cache server ,, am i right ?

ribbentrop told u next steps, If still same contact me on sonork will fix your issue.





Br.
Shashank

[aminnovelty]

Originally Posted by ribbentrop

Yes, I know . You have some problems with hosts file or your ISP or corrupted firmware file . That's all .

yes u r right , will try to download again these file , and will let u know ,, realy thanks bro,

[aminnovelty]

Originally Posted by shashankmobile

ribbentrop told u next steps, If still same contact me on sonork will fix your issue.







Br.
Shashank

let me try today once more ,,,if no luck,,will try u tomorrow,,,thanks for ur kind reply. love u bro.

[ribbentrop]

Try to use WinsockxpFix.exe also, this program will repair issues with internet connection

[aminnovelty]

@ribbentrop
@shashankmobile

I thankfull both of u guys,,guide me nicely ,,,actualy it was problem of my files ,,,i donload these files from iphone support and restore it successfully without any error.


Thanks alot again both of bro,,

[nirav000]

The fix is the same regardless of what operating system you are using:

# Quit iTunes
# Locate your hosts file, in Mac OS X this is /etc/hosts and in Windows this is c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
# Open the hosts file with Administrator privileges
# Remove the following line to the very bottom of the hosts file:
74.208.105.171 gs.apple.com
# Connect your iPhone to the computer
# Launch iTunes
# Put the iPhone/iPad/iPod into DFU mode
# Use the iTunes Restore feature as usual with the iOS device

[sjd012]

try edit hostfile...........
and erase 74.208.10.249 gs.apple.com..

[aminnovelty]

Originally Posted by nirav000

The fix is the same regardless of what operating system you are using:

# Quit iTunes
# Locate your hosts file, in Mac OS X this is /etc/hosts and in Windows this is c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
# Open the hosts file with Administrator privileges
# Remove the following line to the very bottom of the hosts file:
74.208.105.171 gs.apple.com
# Connect your iPhone to the computer
# Launch iTunes
# Put the iPhone/iPad/iPod into DFU mode
# Use the iTunes Restore feature as usual with the iOS device

thanks guy ,,i have already done my job,,,anyway thanks mate.

[aminnovelty]

Originally Posted by sjd012

try edit hostfile...........
and erase 74.208.10.249 gs.apple.com..

Thanks junior for ur kind reply,,as u can see i have already done my job with the kind help oof my seniors, thanks again mate and hope in future u will keep continue your co-operation by replying threads to others.