Disclaimer:
iRepairKit is for repairing and unlocking devices you own. It reinstalls official Apple
firmware — it cannot bypass Apple's security. Illegal passcode removal or business purpose
is not allowed.
Core Features
Everything below runs from the same app — pick the problem you have and it
handles the firmware and the flashing for you.
System Repair
Reinstall the official firmware to fix freezing, boot loops, the white Apple logo and failed updates. Standard recovery keeps your data.
Professional Recovery
A full clean reinstall with a higher success rate, for devices that won’t boot at all or when standard recovery fails. Erases the device.
iOS Upgrade / Downgrade
Move to any iOS version Apple still signs — newer for features, older if the latest release runs badly on your device.
Prevent Data Recovery
Selling the device or sending it in for service? A full wipe destroys its encryption keys, so deleted data can no longer be recovered.
Fix Error 1110 & Others
Clear the restore errors iTunes and Finder throw during flashing, including the common 1110 failure.
Enter / Exit Recovery Mode
Put the device into recovery mode, or bring a device that is stuck in it back to a normal boot — one click, no button combinations.
Factory Reset
Wipe the device back to a clean factory state — useful before selling it on or handing it over.
Locks & Passwords
Remove a forgotten screen passcode, Apple ID, Screen Time passcode or iTunes backup password.
Why Choose iRepairKit?
iPhone 5 – 1651 models recognised
Win & MacWindows 11–7, macOS
On your computerDevice data is never uploaded
30 daysMoney-back guarantee
How It Works
Everything runs on your own computer. iRepairKit downloads the official
Apple firmware for your device and reinstalls the system — nothing from
your phone is sent to us.
1
Connect your device
Plug the iPhone or iPad into your computer with a USB cable. iRepairKit detects the model automatically.
2
Download the firmware
Pick the iOS version and let it download, or select an .ipsw file you already have on disk.
3
Start the repair
The firmware is installed and your system is rebuilt. Standard repair keeps your data; the device restarts on its own.
Advanced repair, iOS downgrade and screen passcode removal erase the device — this is
an Apple restriction, not a limitation of iRepairKit. Standard repair keeps your data,
but back up first if you still can.