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My iPhone 5 that has been running iOS 7 since beta 1 suddenly wants to be activated. When locked, it shows me my wallpaper. After sliding to unlock, it asks for my passcode. When I enter it, it takes me straight to the 'Activate iPhone' page - like it wants to be set up.The text on the page:This iPhone is currently linked to an Apple ID (e.@icloud.com). Sign in with the Apple ID that was used to set up this iPhone.After I input the correct credentials and press Next in the top right corner, the title of the page changes to 'Activating.'
, then changes back to how it was before.About 15 seconds later, it transitions to a 'Could not activate iPhone' page:Your iPhone could not be activated because the activation server is temporarily unavailable. Try connecting your iPhone to iTunes to activate it, or try again in a couple of minutes.If this problem persists, contact Apple Support at apple.com/supportHas anyone encountered this problem before? Is there a solution to it?
The two major causes of this are:. Network related - change the network used to connect. iOS related - something is amiss with the code signing / provisioningThe most likely cause of software is a beta. Apple disables the iOS betas soon after the release happens. If you never manually installed the official release, this can happen.
If not, consider backing up your device after checking a couple networks and reinstalling.If you need to get a beta off, do the following to fix it:. Phase 1 captain rex. Hold the Power and Home buttons until the phone reboots and you see the Apple logo. Release the Power button but keep holding the Home button. Release the Home button when you see the iTunes logo and the connector below it.Do this while connected to iTunes. Click Restore. Hopefully you have a recent back-up.Note: It is a large update and will take a while.
Apple servers are currently getting slammed. I have done some research after experiencing the same issue (iPhone 4), however there has been mixed reviews.What Apple suggests:gives you a couple of options to try:. Try another means of reaching the activation server (over wi-fi or connecting to iTunes). but see my first point under 'What I have tried,' which leads me to try the next point,.EDIT. Some people have reported that, it will eventually go through. Other people have reported that - namely from the. Note that you need an Apple Developer account to see both these links.What I have tried:says you need to restore the phone to a previous backup, from a fresh factory reset.
When connecting my iPhone 4 to iTunes, I get this message:I've tried to update my iPhone (it was up to date, but just in case as I put the first beta.IPA on this phone), but I get this message:I've tried to restore my iPhone by clicking on the Restore iPhone button, but I get this message instead:What I am going to try (which will work if you have a backup) is to factory reset the iPhone and restore to a previous backup (see point 4 in the first section).Some people say to keep retrying as Apple's servers are currently being hammered with requests. It may be worth to wait an hour or so to see if the activation lets you through after a while (if Apple's servers are really the issue). Okay everyone, this is what it is. In order to get access to the iOS 7 beta, developers often sell 'slots' on their developer accounts and allow people to get the beta for a fee, usually about 5 dollars.
Naturally, Apple doesn't like this. They decided to crack down on this. They just now deactivated all iPhones running the iOS 7 beta, and the only way to reactivate them is to reactivate them using a developer account. If you were one of the people that paid for a slot, your only option is to restore. However, you can only restore if you place your phone in restore mode by doing the following: Hold the Power and Home buttons until the phone reboots and you see the Apple logo.Release the Power button but keep holding the Home buttonRelease the Home button when you see the iTunes logo and the connector below it.Plug phone into computer and restore through iTunes.Also, you cannot backup your phone while it is in this deactivated state.Unfortunately for me, I have two Apple ID's.
One is a developer account and the other is not. My phone is registered under the non-developer account. So there is no way for me to unlock my phone.
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I've been on hold with Apple support for the past 2 hours.