Failed to restore the device. There was an internal error or Error 3200: this indicates a problem with network connectivity or traffic. If this error appears, wait one hour minimum and try again.
This device can not be read for the requested compilation: sometimes also shown as an "error 3194". If you receive this alert, update to the latest version of iTunes.
Can not find the resources needed: this alert message appears if the device has a version of iOS newest of which is available on iTunes. To solve this alert message, go to Settings> General> About and check the version of iOS device. Unable to install an older version of iOS on a newer.
There was a problem downloading the software for the iPhone (or other iOS device): see steps of resolution for error codes 3000-3999 (More below).
iTunes can not connect to the iPhone because it has received an invalid response from the device: This error occurs when there are communication problems via USB. This issue can be solved by following the steps for error 13 or 14, described below.
Errors and their solutions:
Error 2: This error is usually resolved by disabling security software or firewall you have.
Error 4: This error can occur for one of the following reasons:
-Access To ports 80 or 443 this bloqueado.-Communications with albert.apple.com or phobos.apple.com are blocked by a firewall, third-party security software or other security settings Internet.- iTunes Store is experiencing extremely high traffic.
Error 6: You may install third party software has changed the default packet in Windows by inserting a TcpWindowSize or MaxGlobalTcpWindowSize entry in the registry size. This error can occur if the default packet size is misconfigured. Contact the software manufacturer who installed modification packet size for assistance.
Error 9: This error occurs when the device unexpectedly disconnects the USB and communication is interrupted. This can occur if the device is manually disconnected during the restore process. This problem can be solved by applying one of the troubleshooting to determine if this is a USB problem either using a different cable Dock to USB connector, trying another USB port or performing restoration on another computer.
Errors 13 and 14: These errors are usually resolved by one or more of the steps listed below:
Tests for troubleshooting to see if it is a USB problem, including using a different USB port. See the following to troubleshoot USB advanced steps: Put a USB 2.0 hub between the device and the ordenador.Prueba with the installation of third party software has changed the default size Dock Connector to USB.Puede packages in Windows by inserting a TcpWindowSize or MaxGlobalTcpWindowSize entry in the registry. This error can occur if the default packet size is misconfigured. Contact the software manufacturer who installed the resizing packages for ayuda.Conecta the computer directly to the source signal Internet without using routers, hubs or switches. You may have to restart your computer and modem to get conectarte.Intenta restore from another computer or network to function properly.
Error 18: occurs when the media library device is damaged and can not be changed or updated. Update to the latest version of iTunes and then restoring should resolve this problem.
Error 19: The full text of this error is: "iTunes could not sync the iPhone '[iPhone name]' because an error occurred (-19)". This error can occur when you try to update an iPhone 3G or later to a later version of the software and iTunes attempts to back up iPhone while it is syncing. To resolve this issue:
Uncheck "Automatically sync when this iPhone is connected" in the Summary tab of the iPhone.Vuelve iTunes.Expulsa connect the iPhone.Selecciona Update.
Errors 20, 21, 34, 37: These errors generally occur when security software interferes with the process of renovation and restoration. If you use a PC, read this article to resolve this problem.
Errors 23, 28 and 29: These errors may indicate a hardware problem with the device. Follow the steps in this article. You can also try to restore using white Dock Connector to USB included with the device, a computer and a network that you know work well to confirm that the problem is in the device. If the MAC address is missing or the IMEI is the default value (00 499901 064000 0), these can also be symptoms that confirm that this is a hardware problem. The software obsolete or incorrectly configured security can also cause these errors.
Error 35: You can resolve this error using a Dock Connector to USB that works. If the problem is not resolved, follow the instructions for error 13 or 14 (Up).
Error 40: This error may indicate a problem with the hardware device, but is usually caused by an outdated security software or incorrectly configured. Follow the steps in this article. You can also try to restore using a Dock Connector to USB, a computer and a network that work well to confirm that the problem is in the device. If the MAC address is missing or the IMEI is the default value (00 499901 064000 0), these can also be symptoms that confirm that this is a hardware problem.
Error 48: quit iTunes and get rid of the .ipsw file. Then, open iTunes and try to download it again. See steps in the "Rename, move or delete the file from iOS software (.ipsw)", below, to see where the .ipsw file is located.
Error 50: This is a timeout error. Follow the steps for error 13 or 14 (Up)
Error 1000: If this error appears in the log file update iPhone, iPad or iPod, it means that there has been an error in the decompression and transfer of the IPSW file you downloaded iTunes to restore the device. Typically, this error occurs as a result of interference from security software from other manufacturers, an Internet connection low quality that creates a corrupt IPSW file or conflict with other devices connected to the computer via USB.
Errors 1002, 1011, 1012 and 1014: These errors may indicate a hardware problem with the device. Follow the steps in this article. You can also try to restore using a Dock Connector to USB, a computer and a network to confirm that the problem is in the device. If the MAC address is missing or the IMEI is the default value (00 499901 064000 0), these can also be symptoms that confirm that this is a hardware problem.
Errors 1004 and 1013: These errors may occur if the connection to gs.apple.com is redirected or blocked. Use the following steps to resolve these errors:
Check the security software. Make sure that communication with gs.apple.com is permitted. See this article for help with security software: iTunes for Windows: Troubleshooting software seguridad.Comprueba the hosts file. An error occurs in the restoration process if there is an active input to redirect gs.apple.com. Follow the instructions in iTunes: Advanced techniques Troubleshooting iTunes Store to modify the hosts file or return to the default Windows settings. See the "Blocked by configuration (Mac OS X / Windows)> Rebuild the network information" .Intenta restore from another computer and network operating correctamente.Si errors persist on another computer, the device may require maintenance .
Error 1015: This error usually arises when trying to install older versions of the software for iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. This can occur when you try to restore using a previous .ipsw file. Installing a previous version is not supported. To solve this problem, try to restore using the software for iPhone, iPad or iPod touch update in Apple. This error can also occur when there has been an unauthorized modification iOS and then try to restore to a predetermined authorized state. It is very rare that this error occurs due to a hardware problem and that a repair is required.
Error 1479: This error occurs when trying to contact Apple for an update or restore. Quit iTunes, disconnect the USB, restart the iOS device, reconnect the device to your computer and then launch iTunes and attempt to update or restore again.
Error 1600, 1601, 1602: try to resolve the error by following these steps:
Make sure you have completed the steps in troubleshooting to rule out that the problem has to do with the USB and test a working cable bien.Sigue steps listed for Error Error 1604.Este could be resolved by disabling, disabling or uninstalling software firewall, antivirus or security of other manufacturers. See the steps in this article for more information about how to troubleshoot your security software.
Error 1603: If you receive this error and the iOS device does not automatically go into recovery mode, you may need to do it manually. See Article iPhone and iPod touch: Unable to restore the steps to recovery mode forced on the iPhone. It also removes the IPSW and try to restore again. If you do not want to delete the IPSW original user, try restoring as a new administrator user.
Error 1604: This error is usually associated with times of USB. Try changing USB ports, uninstalling and reinstalling and using the remaining steps to resolve issues related to USB available (Troubleshooting USB connection, the device is not recognized properly, the computer does not recognize a FireWire or USB device ). If you use a Dock, I remove it and connect the device directly to the white wire Dock Connector to USB Apple. If the problem persists and you are sure that your computer works correctly, it may be necessary to repair the device.
If the issue is not resolved using the troubleshooting to determine if the problem is with USB and do not have another computer, try to resolve it with the following steps:
Connect your device to iTunes and confirms that it is in recovery mode. If not, put it in standby mode and error recuperación.Restaura 1604.Cuando you are asked, click Aceptar.Cierra and reopen iTunes while iPhone is the iPhone should be recognized conectado.Ahora back mode recuperación.Prueba to restore another vez.Si the above steps do not resolve the problem, try to restore with a computer, a network connection and a USB cable that you know they are working properly.
Error 1611: This error may indicate a problem with the device hardware. Follow the steps in this article. You can also try to restore using a Dock Connector to USB 30-pin, a computer and a network that work well to confirm that the problem is in the device. If the MAC address is not listed or IMEI is the default value (00 499901 064000 0), these can also be symptoms that confirm that this is a hardware problem. Security software or outdated or incorrectly configured as proxy FoxyProxy, can cause error 1611. To solve the problems related to security software from other manufacturers, follow these steps.
Error 1631: insert your SIM card into the device and try again.
Error 1638: see the resolution steps for error code 1004.
Error 1639: see this article to fix it.
Errors 2000-2009 (2001, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2009, etc.) If you find this issue on a Mac, disconnect devices, hubs, cables and screens from other manufacturers, reset the SMC and tries to restore later. If you use a Windows computer, disconnect all USB devices and cables, except the keyboard, mouse and the device, restart the computer and try to restore. If this does not solve the problem, try the steps and items for solving problems with USB described above for error 1604. If the problem persists, you may have regarding any security software that causes problems.
Errors 3000-3999 (3002, 3004, 3013, 3014, 3018, 3164, 3194, etc.): error codes 3000 series usually indicate that iTunes can not contact the update server (gs.apple. com) on ports 80 or 443. This may be due to interference caused by software or firewall outdated or misconfigured security, it is an old version of iTunes installed, an entry in the hosts file that redirects requests to gs. apple.com (see the error 1004 above), or Internet proxy settings. If you're using a proxy, try not to use or try to use a network that you know works properly. If this does not solve the problem, see iTunes for Windows: Troubleshooting security software. Error 3014 may indicate that you need to free up more disk space on the computer before attempting to restore again. Most likely the error 3194 indicates that you have installed the latest version of iTunes. Upgrade to the latest version of iTunes.
Error 3002: If you encounter this error while updating an iPod touch (2nd generation) or iPhone 3G, use the restore or upgrade standard iTunes (click Update or Restore).
Error 3004: If the steps described for error 3000-3999 not solve the problem and using a Mac, error 3004 may be settled out of iTunes and using the following command at the command line: dscacheutil -flushcache
Error 3194: fix error 3194 by updating to the latest version of iTunes. The message "This device can not be read for the requested build" in the upgrade logs confirms that this is the origin of the problem. For more steps for error 3194, see: This device can not be read for the compilation requested above.
Error 3200: This error indicates a problem with network connectivity or traffic. If this error appears, wait at least one hour and try again.
Error 9006: usually follow the steps in the Troubleshooting security software gets resolve this error. You may install third party software has changed the default packet in Windows by inserting a TcpWindowSize or MaxGlobalTcpWindowSize entry in the registry size. This error can occur if the default packet size is misconfigured. Contact the software manufacturer who installed modification packet size for assistance.
Error 9807: Checked the date and time of the computer.
Error 9808 (or -9808): Following the steps in iTunes Store: Unknown alert error connecting to solve the problem. If these steps do not solve the problem or if the settings revert to their original values after restart, follow the steps in iTunes for Windows: Troubleshooting security software.
Errors 9800, 9815, 9814:
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Error 9844: usually due to some incorrect firewall settings. See the "Open the appropriate ports and allow access to Apple servers" in the Advanced Steps section, below.
Error 20000-20008: This error can indicate a USB communication failure because the cable Dock Connector to USB 30-pin is damaged, the firmware or the USB device drivers are outdated or other USB devices connected to the computer are interfering with the communication between iTunes and the iOS device. Try restarting your PC and use a different USB port. If you're using a custom Windows theme pack, returns to the default theme pack, restart and try to restore.
Error 40265xxxx: 40265xxxx range errors usually occur during the restore from backup after iOS is installed on the device. Restore the device and set it up as new can resolve the problem. Before restoring as new, follow the steps to preserve the previous backups created by iTunes, copying the contents of the backup directory on the desktop. See iPhone and iPod touch: About backups to learn where backups of the operating system your computer is stored and get extra precautions on setting up as new. The backups created by iTunes store data such as SMS, Favorites, Bookmarks and other data apps.