Sale of Goods act vs Vodafone

eefee

Set it up as new iPhone.
Got a home screen.....Progress Couldn't log in to Apple ID
Tried to sync apps. Sync won't start

eefee

Getting Error 14

DevCoder

Sounds like its trying restore a faulty ipsw download.

Delete all iOS updates from the iTunes directory and allow iTunes to redownload the latest iOS update (5.1 for now).

Normally in ~/Library/iTunes/iPhone Software Updates

NFH

krisdorey wrote: »

Delete all iOS updates from the iTunes directory and allow iTunes to redownload the latest iOS update (5.1 for now).

iOS 5.1 isn't out until 9th March (according to rumours). The latest version is 5.0.1 unless he installs a beta version of 5.1, which is unwise in this scenario.

eefee

krisdorey wrote: »

Sounds like its trying restore a faulty ipsw download.

Delete all iOS updates from the iTunes directory and allow iTunes to redownload the latest iOS update (5.1 for now).

Normally in ~/Library/iTunes/iPhone Software Updates

Did this. Back to error 1611

eefee

Also. Moderator. Why has this thread, originally named 'Apple vs the Sale of Goods act. Burden of proof' been amalgamated with an older thread about Vodafone? Some of the posts have gone.

eefee

Tried again. It works!!!!!
The phone is working!!! Restored my backup and everything!!!!
Thank you krisdorey, thank you thank you thank you

Kingsd316

eefee wrote: »

Tried again. It works!!!!!
The phone is working!!! Restored my backup and everything!!!!
Thank you krisdorey, thank you thank you thank you

Proof you cant 'Brick' an Iphone, another pat on the back for MSE users

grumbler

Kingsd316 wrote: »

Proof you cant 'Brick' an Iphone, ...

I am no expert in iPhones. However, primitive logic suggests that you can prove that a general rule is incorrect by one counter-example, but you cannot prove that it is true even by hundreds or examples.

thegoodman

Its very very hard to BRICK the iphone. You can restore from jailbreak and most things.
The last thing Apple want is too many faulty phones back.