How to downgrade from iOS 11 to iOS 10.3.3 (Topic)

iOS 11 has been called one of the most unstable versions of iOS ever since its release. And it is not surprising that many users are tired of problems with autonomy and device performance and want to rollback to an earlier version of iOS 10.3.3.

You should immediately understand that if you decide to rollback, you should do it as quickly as possible, because very soon you won't be able to rollback, since Apple will stop signing iOS versions below 11.

What you need to rollback

• iTunes installed on your computer
• Internet connection
• iOS 10.3.3 ISPW firmware file
• USB cable.

Let's walk through the rollback procedure step by step

• Download Firmware
• Open iTunes on a Mac or Windows computer
• Connect your computer and your device with a USB cable
• Select your device from the iTunes menu

• Click on "Update" while clicking the button according to your operating system:macOS: Option + "Update"Windows: Shift + "Update"
• In the explorer, select the firmware file you downloaded earlier

If you did the right thing, then your device should turn off. The rollback process will begin immediately after that. Then when the device turns on you will need to activate it

What to do if the rollback fails

• Turn iTunes back on
• Download the ISPW Firmware file
• Connect the device to your computer
• Next, you need to put the device in DFU mode.

Switch to DFU mode: For iPad, iPhone 6S and younger, hold down the Power and Home buttons for 10 seconds. After that, release the power key and wait for the recovery icon to appear. For iPhone 7 and older hold down the Volume Down and Home buttons for 10 seconds.

• After that, click "Restore ..." while holding down the (Option or Shift) button and select the iOS 10.3.3 firmware

If it's easier for you to understand from the video

Not all of us are good at reading text, well, for you we have found the shortest and simplest video on how to rollback from iOS 11

https://youtu.be/wOuk4BN4Ku4

The Topic of Article: How to downgrade from iOS 11 to iOS 10.3.3.
Author: Jake Pinkman