Shooter iOS Free (iPhone Restore error detection)

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Shooter iOS Free (iPhone Restore error detection)

Simple error checking instructions:

1. Start Your Restore (or Update): Connect your iPhone to your computer. Open 3uTools (go to the "Flash & JB" tab, then "Easy Flash" or "Pro Flash" and choose "iTunes Flash"). Now, try to restore or update your iPhone's iOS.
2. Wait for the Error (or Finish): Let the restore process run. Whether it finishes successfully or throws an error, you'll see a log window in 3uTools.
3. Save the Log File: This is key! Right-click anywhere inside that log window in 3uTools. A menu will pop up, and you'll see an option like "Save Log" or "Export Log." Click it!
4. Pick a Spot to Save It: Save this log file somewhere easy to find, like your Desktop. You can name it something simple, like "iPhoneErrorLog."
5. Open Shooter iOS FREE: Now, launch the Shooter iOS FREE app on your computer.
6. Load Your Log: Inside the Shooter app, you'll see a button to "Load File" or "Download File." Click it and choose the log file you just saved from 3uTools.
7. Click "Analyze": Hit the "Analyze" button in the Shooter app. It will quickly read through the log.
8. See the Problems: Look at the "Module Checklist" section. This is where it will highlight the areas that have issues.
9. Get the Solution! Now, go to the "Error Analysis" section. Click on the highlighted (marked) error line. In the "Detail / Context" box, you will see a detailed explanation and a step-by-step guide on how to fix that particular problem. Amazing, right?

Common problems that occur when restoring your iPhone:

• NFC (for Apple Pay, etc.)
• Charging Circuit (those tricky Tristar/Hydra chips)
• PMIC (the main power management chip)
• Energy Management (how your phone uses power)
• Battery itself
• Baseband (for cellular signal – huge one!)
• NAND (the storage chip, like a hard drive)
• EEPROM (a small but vital memory chip)
• Display (screen issues)
• Audio (speakers, microphones, audio IC)
• Camera
• WiFi (and Bluetooth)
• AOP (CPU) (problems related to the main processor)
• RAM (phone's short-term memory)

It can even give insights into the Battery Level status during the restore.

Download:

• Shooter iOS Free v1.04.rar / Backup Link / Terabox / Mega