If you have installed a beta version of the iPados or iOS operating system and you are not satisfied with the new features or performance of the device, in this tutorial you see step by step how you can return from iPados or iOS beta to the stable version.
Beta version operating systems reveal the new features, features and applications that will appear in the final, stable version, intended for all users. The purpose of these beta versions is to test and improve the new features on as many devices as possible, thus obtaining a relevant performance feedback and potential errors from different use scenarios. However, before installing a beta version of an operating system, it is important to be aware of the risks involved. Beta or iPados beta versions may contain operating errors, bugs, or incompatibilities with certain applications and, in more serious cases, can affect the general performance of the device, including the battery life.
How can you do Downgrade or return from iPados or iOS beta to stable version?
If you have installed a beta version of iPados or iOS, but the experience is not to your expectations, you can return to the stable version following the steps from the tutorial below:
1. You have to make a complete backup of the data on your iPhone or iPad device.
See the tatorial: How do you backup on all data on iPhone or iPad?
2. Download on Mac or Windows PC the latest stable version of iOS or iPados for your device.
I use as a download source https://ipsw.me/.
The file obtained will be like: iPhone17,1_18.1_22B83_Restore.ipsw
3. Disable the localization function "Find My" for your device.
Disabling "Find My" can be done from the app Settings > Apple Account > Find My.
Related: How do you delete iPhone from your Apple account before you sell it
4. Connect iPhone to Mac using the data cable (preferably the original one).
5. Open Finder and access the iPhone device from the left side. You may need to enter the iPhone's unlock code.
6. Keep the "Options" key then click on the "Restore iPhone ..." button
7. Select the file .ipsw Downloaded to point 2, then follow the instructions and wait until the process of installing the stable iOS version is completed.
Improper said, this is the only way you can uninstall an iPados or iOS beta operating system. After completing the process of installing the stable iOS version, you will be able to use the ICLOUD safety copy to restore the applications, configurations and data.
In conclusion, if you want to return from iPados or iOS beta to the stable version, you need to reinstate the operating system on iPad or iPhone.
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