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Originally Posted by Red Setter
First - call ATT and find out why its not activating (If you were doing an ATT Activation) Thats not an unusual screen - it usually means theres some sort of error - usually on theor side and they need to manually adjust it. Its not usually the phone
If you weren't, and feel it's a hardware issue (I'd still make a few calls both to Apple and ATT before I panicked) you need tio restore. You can't uninstall the installer from within itself. Shut down itunes, put the phone into hard restore mode (Hold down the Sleep and Home buttons simultaneously until you see the yellow triangle) restart iTunes and it should tell you its detected a phone in restore mode. You need to restore yada yada Go through the restore steps and Voila - no more Installer icon BTW: You do realize that every time you take the phone off iTunes and restart the ATT activation process you are putting yourself down at the bottom of the queue again, right? |
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Originally Posted by Angelo921
What do you exactly mean by "You do realize that every time you take the phone off iTunes and restart the ATT activation process you are putting yourself down at the bottom of the queue again, right?"
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Originally Posted by Red Setter
When you connect your iPhone to iTunes and begin activation your request is queued on their server. Much the same as when you call in and are put on hold.
You maintain your spot in line as long as you keep the phone connected. Every time you break that connection with iTunes you lose your spot in line and your request for activation is dropped to the bottom of the current list I asked because I wasn't sure if people realized how the process worked. Activations are only automatic if there are no glitches. In my case, each and every time I've activated an iPhone through iTunes I've had to wait since there were conflicts - plans not meshing, SIM not valid, stuff like that - and a live person has to pull it from the queue and review it. They work on a priority sequence: basically your spot in line Repeatedly removing the phone or restarting the phone takes you out of that priority sequence and starts the process all over again |
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