[1.1.4][iLiberty+ for Windows] Unlock step-by-step for newbies

**desibui** · 07-31-2008 05:25 PM

i have already done that but its still the same!
i have extened apple care till 2010 so would apple cove it any more or not?
if so then what do i have to do befor bringing it to them?

**rugburn** · 07-31-2008 05:37 PM

send me a private message and i will try and help you

**LAP** · 08-05-2008 03:18 PM

Hello, when I flash using BootNeuter, I get an error 5.
Can anybody help me?

Thanks in advance.

Luis.

**n350z** · 08-05-2008 03:32 PM

Originally Posted by LAP

Hello, when I flash using BootNeuter, I get an error 5.
Can anybody help me?

Thanks in advance.

Luis.

Hi

You need to explain in more detail for someone to help you,,

because BootNeuter shouldn't be needed to iLiberty+ 4 Windows unlock

**rugburn** · 08-07-2008 08:19 PM

I thought this post was about iLiberty+ for Windows Step by Step .....

not Bootneuter.

Please go to bootneuter post or Search bootneuter...thanks

**dtube** · 08-08-2008 01:20 AM

Actually this thread is about using iLiberty+ to jb/act but also using bootneuter option to unlock (look at page 1)

**rugburn** · 08-08-2008 05:48 AM

Thank you dtube for the Clarification....

**Blame** · 08-15-2008 12:54 PM

Am I supposed to use the "Unlock" and "Activation"-Feature of iLiberty if i already activated it via iTunes and have a T-Mobile Sim/contract?

I was wondering which solution is the "best" for jailbreaking my iPhone.
I got FW 1.1.4 / 04.04.05_G atm
already activated via iTunes and with T-Mobile Sim as well as contract carrier
my iPhone was 1.2 as I bought it i guess, and i personally dont know anything 'bout jailbreaking.

My question is which is the best way jailbreaking the iPhone to use Summerboard and Installer/Cydia (dont know the difference, some write its better using Cydia, some say its better to delete it)

I would like to go the "simple" way, especially the considering the update compatibility with newer versions, if that is necessary to install apps.

Ty

**rugburn** · 08-16-2008 03:59 PM

Originally Posted by Blame

Am I supposed to use the "Unlock" and "Activation"-Feature of iLiberty if i already activated it via iTunes and have a T-Mobile Sim/contract?

I was wondering which solution is the "best" for jailbreaking my iPhone.
I got FW 1.1.4 / 04.04.05_G atm
already activated via iTunes and with T-Mobile Sim as well as contract carrier
my iPhone was 1.2 as I bought it i guess, and i personally dont know anything 'bout jailbreaking.

My question is which is the best way jailbreaking the iPhone to use Summerboard and Installer/Cydia (dont know the difference, some write its better using Cydia, some say its better to delete it)

I would like to go the "simple" way, especially the considering the update compatibility with newer versions, if that is necessary to install apps.

Ty

go back to..... Winpwn 2.0.0.4 Released ....i gave you a post

**Blame** · 08-17-2008 12:06 PM

Finaly after several posts I decided to use iLiberty v. 1.1.3 on my 1.1.4 iPhone. So now the questions again, and I already rtfm!

As for now i have a monthly contract with xx free minutes etc on T-Mobile, already activated via iTunes and unlocked for YouTube etc.

1) If i use iLiberty v.1.1.3 am i still able to use the contract with my carrier?
2) What options shall i mark, the jailbreak, activate and unlock?
3) Basically i just want to be able to install third party apps and use the same functions as i have for now, like youtube.
4) IF there is the option to choose btw Cydia/Installer app on iLiberty, which one should i select?

Pls dont just link to another guide i already read and try to answer.

Ty once again