Como hacer Jailbreak a tu iPhone usando Absinthe 2.0 (Windows) [5.1.1]

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Estas son las instrucciones de como realizar un jailbreak untethered de tu iPhone en iOS 5.1.1 usando Absinthe 2.0 para Windows.

Advertencia***: Antes de continuar, asegúrate de realizar un respaldo (backup) a tu dispositivo en iTunes ya que es posible que pierdas tu biblioteca de fotos durante el proceso.

Paso Uno
Descarga la última versión de Absinthe desde aquí.

Paso Dos
Extraer el archivo descargado.

Paso Tres
Hacer doble clic en el archivo absinthe-win-2.0.exe del folder que se acaba de extraer.

Esto creará un nuevo folder llamado: absinthe-win-2.0.

Abre el nuevo folder creado y ejecuta absinthe.exe.

Paso Cuatro
Cuando recibas la indicación, conecta tu iPhone al ordenador mediante el puerto USB. Ten en cuenta eliminar cualquier contraseña o configuración VPN que hayas configurado anteriormente.

Paso Cinco
Haz clic en el botón Jailbreak para comenzar.

Paso Seis
La aplicación te llevará entre varias etapas o pasos, incluyendo: Iniciando jailbreak, enviando información inicial del jailbreak , enviando información final del jailbreak, esperando por el reinicio, y por último, esperando que se complete el proceso.

Paso Siete
Te informará que el jailbreak está 'Terminado'.

Paso Ocho
En unos momentos notarás que Cydia aparecerá en tu Springboard!

***Si tienes algún inconveniente o problema, por favor, reintenta el procedimiento en un dispositivo restaurado limpiamente al iOS 5.1.1 (Recuerda realizar un respaldo (backup) antes de restaurar)***

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ReutM - April 24, 2013 at 8:10am

try this one, http://www.rapidunlockers.com/ I have unlocked my phone there. very fast service (about 6 hours total) and cheap, now i can update to any version without having to worry that my phone will be locked ever again. Only 9.99 for phone unlocks!!

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tariq - February 3, 2013 at 11:35pm

i tried this but after jailbreak click it says device already jailbreak.i am using 5.0 and want to jailbreak it to 5.1.1

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taxaduq - January 6, 2013 at 10:53pm

I have to all this after I have installed the custom ipsw I created?? I have iphone 3gs new bootrom(I guess) running 4.1.x with ultra snow?

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Santiago - December 10, 2012 at 5:59am

I have an iPhone 4 factory unlocked (can work with any sim card or phone company that I want). I think it originally came with iOS 4.3.3 and I already updated the iOS and jailbreak many times. Nowadays I have it with iOS 5.0.1 already jailbroken.. I'd really like to update to iOS 5.1.1 and jailbreak it. My question: If this iOS update and unthetered jailbreak to 5.1.1 still possible at the moment? or I will end up with a "blocked" iphone, because of the erros in the process, with no other choice that updating to iOS 6.0.1 (current official) with no jailbreak at all. Hope it understands what I'm asking.. Please, someone answer.. Thanks!

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A08 - December 10, 2012 at 3:15pm

If you have SHSH saved for iOS 5.1.1, you can update. Use 'Restore' function of newest Redsn0w 15b3. Tutorial on iClarified.com.

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Aditya - December 3, 2012 at 6:04pm

I have a 4S with 5.1.1, but the latest IOS available is 6.0.1. I did not update the IOS version, and followed the steps mentioned. I get an error "Unable to connect to lockdownd. aborting." But the Cydia icon appears on the iphone. did it install correctly? To remove Cydia, I tried to restore from backup, but it still had the Cydia installed. Anything Im doing wrong? I dont want to restore to 6.0.1 Thanks

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NAVEEN - December 5, 2012 at 7:31am

I am not able to understand where u r exactly getting this error, I assume u have installed the jailbroken ios 5.1.1 then what happend did u iphone is in working state or not...? please elaborate the issue properly...

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