â Unable to install iOS 13 via iTunes? Download Xcode Beta 11. Why are some IPSWs for multiple devices? That's what Apple did starting with iOS 10.0, they grouped them by feature set. Easier for me, I guess. What if I download the wrong file? ITunes will stop the process if it detects that you have the wrong file for your device. Apple had released the first beta version just after the WWDC Keynote a little over two weeks ago where it gave us a sneak peek of the next major software update for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. According to the release notes, iOS 11 beta 2 includes a number of bug fixes and improvements.
If you have been running a developer or public beta of iOS 13 or iPadOS 13, you should automatically be updated to the public release when it's available. If your iPhone or iPad is still set to continue updating beta versions, but you want to stick with the official version, you can remove your beta profile and go back to being a normal Joe. Here's how.
Before you start
I've mentioned this a lot, but can't stress it enough: Back up your iPhone before doing anything. A few extra minutes to secure your important data is worth the wait; you will regret losing your data if something goes wrong and you don't have a backup.
How to update to official iOS 13 or iPadOS 13 release over the beta directly on your iPhone or iPad
If you're ready to update iOS on your iPhone or iPad, you don't even have to connect to a computer.
Once you've removed the beta profile from your device, you can safely follow the update process as you normally would for an over-the-air-update.
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If you feel more comfortable reverting to the public launch of iOS or iPadOS on your iPhone or iPad by using iTunes on your Mac, it is a little more complex, but still does the trick.
If you have an iPhone 8 or later, you can put them into Recovery mode like so.
Your iPhone or iPad will then download the public version of iOS or iPadOS.
Note: Make sure you select Update and not Restore. Updating will preserve your settings, apps, and data. Restoring will wipe your device (but you have a backup, anyway, right?).
If you're on the iOS 13.1 beta version
If you've previously installed the profile for the iOS 13 developer or public betas, at some point in the cycle, you'll have noticed that Apple released the iOS 13.1 beta before the release versions of iOS 13.0 were even available to the public. If you updated to those versions and want to be on the official release, you'll need to perform a downgrade from the iOS 13.1 beta version to the 13.0 release version.
While this is certainly doable, the process involves erasing your phone before you perform the downgrade. Because iOS 13.1 is a newer version of the software than what will release to the public, this means that you will lose access to any iPhone backups made with iOS 13.1, at least until September 24, when iOS 13.1 (along with iPadOS 13.1, the first public release) is expected to be released to everyone. If you rely on your iPhone backups, it's probably best to stay on the beta track until September 24.
If you're planning on getting an iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, or iPhone 11 Pro Max, and want to downgrade ahead of receiving your phone, and you want to restore your new phone from a backup of your current iPhone, then you're kind of out of luck. The new phones will initially ship with iOS 13, and again, you won't have access to a backup made from iOS 13.1.
If you're willing to stick with the iOS 13.1 beta until it's public release, the best course of action will probably be as follows: Setup your iPhone 11 as a new phone temporarily, enroll it into the public beta program, update it when possible, then wipe the phone and restore it from an iOS 13.1 backup. In the past, a version of the beta hasn't been available for the new iPhones right away, coming later on iPhone launch day. If that is the case this year, you may need to wait for a bit before updating your new iPhone to the beta.
Any questions?
Do you have any questions about downloading the public release of iOS from a beta version? Drop them in the comments and we'll answer them for you.
Updated September 2019: Updated for iOS 13 and iPadOS 13.
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