Ira1n Driver

[Elisa Rathrock]

checkra1nfor Windows is finally here created by the developer behind the iRemoval PRO app and released under iRemovalRa1n name. So far the only option to jailbreak your iPhone with checkra1n on Windows was to use a Linux distribution. Today it changes.

iRemovalRa1n (iRa1n) is basically the checkra1n for Windows released inside iRemoval PRO 5 app. Siguza and many other checkra1n developers are aware of this project and have given permission to release it under a different name. iRemovalRa1n works with iOS 12.0 to iOS 14.8.1.

This Windows port of checkra1n and checkm8 exploit allows you to jailbreak iPhone 5s through iPhone X running on iOS 12 up to iOS 14. When checkra1n developers will make it possible to jailbreak iOS 15, iRemovalRa1n will also add support for the latest firmware.

checkra1n for Windows was never officially released due to a lack of proper kernel driver. iRemovalRa1n is a brand new jailbreak for Windows taking the advantage of the same methods to exploit iOS firmware via USB port by installing UsbDK Runtime Libraries.

iRemovalRa1n cloned the look of the original checkra1n application for macOS and Linux. Therefore, if you are familiar with the interface of checkra1n you will immediately know what to expect and how to jailbreak iOS on Windows. The heart of this jailbreak is checkm8 exploit.

The exploit was released as an open-source project, and now it's also the engine behind iRemovalRa1n created for Windows. To install Cydia on your device with checkra1n for Windows it's required to connect your iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV via a USB cable (USB-A) to proceed.

The jailbreak tool exploits the system and installs the Cydia app with access to thousands of cydia tweaks and apps not available in the official App Store. As the original project, iRemovalRa1n uses Substrate, the powerful code injection library behind Cydia.

checkn1x was so far the only workaround to jailbreak iOS devices using checkra1n on a Windows PC. This Linux system (Light image, about 29 MB) could run from a USB drive, allowing you to jailbreak the iPhone from a PC. iRemovalRa1n runs as a native application for Windows.

iRemovalRa1n (checkra1n for Windows) exactly as the original jailbreak tool requires you to connect your device with a USB-A cable to the computer and enter DFU mode. If your device and iOS version are supported, you are ready to jailbreak and install Cydia.

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dont download any of the above as they are possibly viruses that can harm your computer. please download the original ITUNES and extract it into WinRar, then drag the apple mobile support driver thing into your desktop, and proceed to installing it from there

I had this issue on Windows 10. I did not have a "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Apple" folder (or in my case since I have Windows 10 x64 "C:\Program Files (x68)\Common Files\Apple". I installed iTunes which gave me the C:\Program Files\Common Files\Apple\Mobile Devices\Support\Drivers folder. When I tried to update the driver for my iPhone on the PC pointing it to that folder, it told me that I already had the latest driver.

However, the next time I connected the iPhone, the computer gave me the Trust/Don't Trust prompt. Prior to that it was just the iPhone asking me if I should allow the computer to access my photos, there was no trust prompt on the computer.

Done it. Well...until I got to the part where it wanted me to disable USBs that would also disable my keyboard and mouse functions on my laptop. Kinda don't have an extra keyboard or mouse lying around to connect up to. Oh, and it stated earlier to disconnect anything connected to the USBs anyway, so exactly how would I connect them if I can't have anything connected with the USBs? Aaaanyway...I'm just about to rip my hair out.

Oh...OK...they must have meant if you're using a desktop pc. Those articles are so confusing if you're not an expert...lol. Thanks. Guess I'll give it another try. ;O) Oh wait...Yeah...I've done the Stop & Start service thingy for bothe the Apple service and the IPod service to no avail. The article I was referring to was the one about trying to find the missing mobile device USB driver and repairing or reinstalling it. That's the one that's messing me up.

Thanks to the checkm8 exploit, the community was able to develop the CheckRa1n Jailbreak which is one of the most stable, most powerful jailbreaks released in the modern days of iOS. CheckRa1n supports iOS 12.0 all the way up to iOS 14.8. It comes with Cydia and runs tweaks and themes.

The iRemovalRa1n Pro jailbreak is essentially a copy of the checkra1n jailbreak ported over to run natively on Windows. Compared to checkra1n for macOS and Linux, this tool was not developed by the CheckRa1n team.

Normally, the checkra1n team announced a Windows port of checkra1n a while ago, but it looks like they got stuck on the drivers aspect of checkra1n on Windows a few years ago and never completed the project. To this date, iRemovalRa1n is the only checkra1n clone to work on Windows natively without having to boot a Linux environment.

iRemovalRa1n Pro runs like a normal Windows program and can detect the device and jailbreak it directly from Windows, no need to reboot to Linux or a different OS (like checkn1x used to do). The interface of iRemovalRa1n is basically a clone of checkra1n with just some text changed, so if you know how to use checkra1n on Linux or macOS, the same applies to iRemovalRa1n.

Since this is a checkra1n jailbreak port/clone, it supports the same devices that checkra1n supports. Basically, iPhone X and older are all supported, while newer devices are not supported. Here are some of the supported devices:

IMPORTANT: Your Antivirus may trigger a false alarm about iRemovalRa1n Pro. That is because the jailbreak uses a known and powerful BootROM exploit in order to jailbreak your device. If you get it from the source below it should be safe. Do not download it from other websites as it may not be safe.

While these applications are generally safe, using iOS vulnerabilities does reduce the security of your device and can expose the device to bugs, instability and unexpected behavior. User discretion is advised.

So I tried Everything , and my apple mobile device driver (or any apple driver) isn't showing up under my device manager. I'ts under my services but not under my device manager. This is causing neither of my iphones to sync with the computer. Please tell me if there is anyway to manually install the driver, since I followed apple's support for if it was missing, and it didnt work. My iphone(s) are not even being reognized as a camera or in recovery mode. I also reinstalled like 80 times and the driver is still not in the device manager. It's not my usb either since I have 3 usb's and neither of my iphone's will still not appear as a device in the deivce manager.

I did, and found nothing.....all I need to do is reinstall the apple mobile device driver since it's currently not on my computer anymore...which I tried everything listed on this website to get it reinstalled and none of it worked..

I agree with Allan. If you have truly tried EVERYTHING there is nothing else to try. On the off chance that you did not try EVERYTHING tell us what you did try. For example, did you do every step in this tip: , and when you followed these directions did you first reboot your computer, log in with an account with Administrator privileges, disable your antivirus and firewall (and completely uninstall it if you have Kaspersky, which hates anything Apple)? And not skip any steps, including any reboot steps?

Yes I did try that already, but people like me who have their apple driver deleted or is suddenly missing from their device manager have followed your steps and their apple mobile device usb is still not under their device manager. We've already established that reinstalling it completely does not bring it back nor restore it. My phone can charge through the comptuer, but no apple devices are appearing, nor does it make that noise to where you hear its been conencted to the computer. I deducted it to it being because my apple mobile device driver is no where to be found in the manager, and even when I plug my phone in, it doesn't show up as a "Unknown device" or "apple iphone" in the manager, nothing appears at all...

I reinstalled itunes and then my iPhone was detected but then when i removed the phone from the USB chord and then again plugged it in, the phone is not displayed under Devices. I guess this because of the missing - Apple Mobile USB Device Driver.

Connect your idevice to computer the go to device manager, expand other devices, you device should be listed there, right-click it the select update driver, click on search my computer for drivers, then browse to C/Program files/Common files/Apple/Mobile Device support/drivers click on Ok.....

Since I've upgraded to windows 8, something prevents my system from mounting the iPhone as an external drive. On further investigation (while trying troubleshooting methods mentioned above) I discovered that itunes will mount the iPhone as intended and I can interact within itunes.

However, I do not see the iphone 'mounted' on my system [In Windows Explorer; Device Manager or Devices and Printers>Unspecified] While removing the itunes items for a fresh install attempt, the iPhone mounted after I removed Apple Mobile Device Support Program [from Add and Remove Programs in Windows Control Panel].

As soon as I click the uninstall button while removing the Apple Mobile Device Support 'program' ... the iPhone mounts and is also present instantly in Device Manager>Portable Devices>Apple iPhone; as well as becoming available in the right column of the explorer window. Without unplugging the phone from the USB port.

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