dmg file to the root of “decrypt” (In my case its 630.4MB) zip and confirm the change.Įxtract the new. Open the “decrypt” folder in Finder and change the IPSW extension from. To begin make a folder on your Desktop called “decrypt” (without quotes)ĭownload iDecrypt for Mac from the site listed above and move it to the “decrypt” folder. – I recommend using iDecrypt listed in the VFDecrypt link above – Mac or Windows machine (instructions are similar, but Mac will be covered) If for whatever reason you can’t find the key for your current firmware, download and extract another, it will be fine. (It looks as if there are GUI apps to do this, I am going to be using command line but feel free to mess around) Theres instructions are FOR MAC, but you can similarly do the same on Windows using 7-Zip to extract the DMG once you decrypt it. This guide is for restoring your UISounds in the event of randomly installing my MGS Sounds for iPhone without making a backup of your UISounds directory 😛 Unfortunately, there is no detailed software record in the database for this conversion.

This can be done in several programs for Windows, like for example the popular 7-zip file archiver. The IPSW file is found inside the DMG disk image, so you just need to extract it. The DMG file extension was specifically designed for Macintosh computers and users are likely to have a lot of trouble if trying to use them on a Windows device. Select the DMG file stored on your computer. Using 7-Zip to convert DMG to IPSW: Click on Add or go to File - Open. On the top you will find the download links (EXE and MSI file).

Zip to dmg