Unfortunately when a device is in such of state, you cannot back it up. In this guide, 5 methods to fix iPhone/iPad/iPod firmware not compatible issue are workable. If you still have troubles, you may have to resort to the Apple store to seek professionals for help. When your iPhone or iPad says the firmware is not compatible, the first thing you need to do is to restart your computer. Because by doing this, some temporary glitches will be removed that may cause this problem. After restarting the computer, connect the iOS devices and open iTunes to see whether the restoring is possible. Please go to imazing.com on your Mac or PC to download and install iMazing.

This firmware is too old, make sure you have the latest version and try again. An internal error occured (Version mismatch). The product could not store the firmware in its memory. Please retry, and if the problem persists, please contact Victron Energy. The requested encryption is not supported by the product. The product did not disconnect – although it should. If the message doesn’t appear, repeat the previous step or try opening from a different app (for example, Dropbox instead of the internet, or Email).

It did not reset, not could I get it to by the hard reset method. I plugged it in for an hour to see if there was any change.

• Product updated successfully, but an error occurred reading the previous settings.
• The iOS installation package’s size is between 2 and 3 GB, so if you have limited bandwidth, it may take a while for iMazing to download the software.
• Another power-related issue is the malfunction of the power cycle count.
• Data corruption can sometimes cause files to seemingly disappear from your computer.

Without entering any password, you can reset your unresponsive iOS device in seconds by using this tool. This program doesn’t ask you to be a tech-savvy person. To stock ROMs improve device security and operating system speed, mobile companies constantly offer firmware updates. If that still doesn’t resolve the “iPhone firmware corrupt” problem, try reinstalling iTunes/Finder. Sometimes iTunes/Finder configuration doesn’t match iPhone’s firmware files and updating them is not enough to fix the firmware compatibility problem. If this is the case, you will need to uninstall iTunes/Finder so the current files are purged from your PC. Then once the uninstallation process is finished you can begin the reinstall process.