TinyUmbrella is one of the most powerful tools we have at our disposal. It was a tool that we once used for downgrading iOS firmware to an earlier version, mainly for the purpose of installing a jailbreak.

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What is TinyUmbrella?

TinyUmbrella is a useful application that was especially designed to provide users with a means of saving the SHSH blobs for their devices. Thus, TinyUmbrella can also help in restoring your iPhone or other iOS device using a saved SHSH and by starting the TSS Server.

Download TinyUmbrella for Mac OS X and Windows 7, 8, 10 (32 & 64 bit): First off all why do we need TinyUmbrella?TinyUmbrella handles SHSH signatures for iOS firmware restores enabling iTunes to continue a restore when without TinyUmbrella it would not be possible.
TinyUmbrella on 32-bit and 64-bit PCs. This download is licensed as freeware for the Windows (32-bit and 64-bit) operating system on a laptop or desktop PC from iphone tools without restrictions. TinyUmbrella 9.3.4 is available to all software users as a free download for Windows 10 PCs but also without a hitch on Windows 7 and Windows 8.

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8 How to Fix TinyUmbrella Not Working:
9 Frequently Asked Questions:

TinyUmbrella has many uses other than downloading Cydia. TinyUmbrella can be used for fixing iOS devices stuck in Recovery mode, fixing iTunes Error 3194 and more.

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The good news is, TinyUmbrella works on Mac OS and on Windows 7 through 10. Do make sure that you are running an up to date version of Java on your computer before you start, TinyUmbrella needs it to work.

Let’s dive in:

Click on the links below to download TinyUmbrella on your Windows or Mac computer:

It’s that simple

Later, we’ll be telling you how to use it but first

How TinyUmbrella Works:

Whenever you update your iPhone or iPad, a small piece of data is saved onto your device. This is the SHSH blob, and it contains information that relates to the firmware and your specific device. TinyUmbrella is used to save these SHSH blobs into an external file.

Why?

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Because Apple only gives you a week to downgrade your device after you update it and, once that time is up, those SHSH blobs are wiped from your device. No SHSH blob, No Downgrade. By saving your blobs, you can then use TinyUmbrella to turn them into custom firmware for the relevant iOS version and, using iTunes, allows you to downgrade.

Cool, isn’t it? Let’s move on.

TinyUmbrella App Features:

TinyUmbrella is so simple to use and has many great features:

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It’s free
Brand new interface for easier navigation
All iOS devices detectable and details saved in an external file
To remove a device, locate it in the app history and right click on it
TinyUmbrella will automatically detect and save SHSH blobs
All blobs saved into one file
iOS 7 through iOS 12 supported

We’re not done yet

TinyUmbrella has so many uses:

Fix Recovery Mode:

While it is easy to get your device into recovery mode, it isn’t always easy to get out if it. TinyUmbrella can help you without you having to restore your device and lose everything. Check out the link below for more information.

Save SHSH Blobs:

The SHSH blobs are what you use to downgrade your iPhone or iPad and saving them is simple with TinyUmbrella. Click the link to find out how:

Wait, there’s more

Downgrade iPhone and iPad:

There are a few reasons why you might want to do this and, with TinyUmbrella, you are not tied to when Apple says you can do it. Find out how to do it anytime by clicking the link:

Moving on

How to Fix TinyUmbrella Not Working:

Most people have found TinyUmbrella to work smoothly, but some have found a problem with it. Users on Mac OS have found that either TinyUmbrella won’t open or, if it does, it just crashes immediately. Usually, there are error messages – one says “TinyUmbrella.app is Damaged” and another will ask you to sign in and this will require your Apple ID.

Annoying, isn’t it?

Don’t worry because these are simple to fix. The problem lies in the app security certificate; it has most likely expired and this is down to the DRM, not anything you have done.

Here’s how to fix these errors:

TinyUmbrella.app is Damaged:

It tends to be the more recent Mac OS X versions that this happens on:

Reboot your Mac and try again; this may remove the error
If not, delete TinyUmbrella
Reinstall it and try again – it should all work correctly now

Fix Sign In To Use the Application:

This affects the older Mac OS X versions:

Close the popup message telling you to sign in
Reboot your Mac
Open the Mac App Store and sign in using your Apple ID – this will authenticate your computer and all your apps
Relaunch TinyUmbrella, and you should find it works just fine

Now things get a bit more complicated

Kill Mac Processes:

Another way of fixing errors is to kill off the storecountd processes, and this means going into Activity Monitor. Another way requires you to use a Terminal window on your Mac. If you are confident enough to do this, open a terminal and type in the following command:

Sudo killall -v storeaccountd

Mac OS runs two processes for this – root and user. Both are killed off with this one command.

Still got questions?

Frequently Asked Questions:

Then we’ll provide the answers

What Does SHSH Mean?

SHSH stands for Secure Signature Hash. It is a unique key, just a tiny bit of data that holds info about your firmware and device.

Why Do We Need Them?

They are the only way to downgrade your device outside of the time period that Apple allows – usually a week after a firmware is released.

What Is TinyUmbrella Used For?

This useful tool is used for several purposes – saving SHSH blobs, turning them into custom IPSW files, fixing recovery mode and much more besides. It’s main purpose though is to help you downgrade your iPhone or iPad.

I Get a “You Are Too Late” Message – why?

Two reasons – one, you may be trying to save SHSH blobs for a firmware that is no longer being signed by Apple and, two, you may not have enabled the Request SHSH from Cydia option. Check and enable it now.

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Why Can’t I See My SHSH Blobs in Cydia?

Cydia creates a home page cache and refreshes it but it doesn’t do it very regularly. If you don’t see your saved SHSH blobs in Cydia, go to TinyUmbrella and check – if it says they are in Cydia, you’ve nothing to worry about. Just wait for Cydia to refresh again

I Am Running iOS x.x.x on My iPhone – Can I Restore all My Other iOS Devices to That Version?

You must save SHSH blobs while they are still being signed by Apple; if you don’t then you cannot restore to that firmware. Get into the habit of using TinyUmbrella every single time you update your device to use the blobs on all devices.

Why Does TinyUmbrella Need Java?

TinyUmbrella is written in Java and can only work with Java; it is one of the most straightforward programming languages for applications that are more complicated and it will run on multiple platforms. You must run the latest version of Java to avoid Java errors as the one shown below.

SHSH, Blob or Signature?

Any one of them. All three of these are interchangeable – a blob holds the data in the SHSH, the SHSH is the data sequence that represents a hash of all the files in your firmware file and, coll