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Old 08-13-2018, 12:35   #1 (permalink)
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iphone 6 error in restore


iPhone 6 error in restore




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You should try iTunes for that and change for original cable.
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Each iOS installation is within its own encrypted container. Basically each install has is inside it's own "locker" and can't touch things inside of another "locker". If you do a DFU restore of iOS to either a different backup or to a stock version of iOS it is perfectly safe.
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It clearly mentions that the error is while updating Baseband. That means you need to check the baseband section of the phone.


Probably some capicitor around Baseband PMU is short.

If none of the CAP's are short try replacing the BB PMU and restore again.



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