Hello,
I recently got a iphone i beleive 3gs from my neighbor that was his sons and we are trading because my phone has minor damage to the screen and his son just wants to use it to tether interent. Well i am trying to restore it and i keep getting error code (-1) saying an error occurred and the iphone could not be restored. Also another error im getting is error 3194, an unknown error occurred. I have tried so many fixes as far as adding the host addresses in and also downloading manually the ispw for the ios5, ios 4.3, and still get the error codes. I also tried besides manually pointing to it letting itunes just pull in the update but it will give me the error (-1) code and when i manually pointed i get that 3194 error code. Its stuck in recoverey mode and just comes back to the itunes and usb screen every time i try this. Ive been thru so many forums and tried so many things and he said its a 3gs and i cant tell really if it is or isnt because i cant get inside the phone and it looks brand new and like my 3g i currently have. BUt i did just recently find that the a1303 is the 3gs version of the iphone. I just cant get this thing to restore so i can swap all my info to it and give his son my old one. Ive jail broken phones before and had them get stuck in recovery but was able to get them out. In my knowledge this phone has not been jailbroken which i do intend to once i get it up and running. Does anyone know of a fix that will def work or custom firmware that will def fix it or any thing i can do to fix this. Im a computer tech and im really savy so just need some pointers that are helpful besides what i find in google. Im trying to save myself money from going to 10,000 cell phones and seeing if they can fix it but if i dont get this done by this weekend im just going to take it to them and see if they can get me setup. But any help would be greately appreciated. I will give more detail if i havent given enough but im being pretty specific here. Thank you in advance for any help or replies to this thread. -Hermon
I recently got a iphone i beleive 3gs from my neighbor that was his sons and we are trading because my phone has minor damage to the screen and his son just wants to use it to tether interent. Well i am trying to restore it and i keep getting error code (-1) saying an error occurred and the iphone could not be restored. Also another error im getting is error 3194, an unknown error occurred. I have tried so many fixes as far as adding the host addresses in and also downloading manually the ispw for the ios5, ios 4.3, and still get the error codes. I also tried besides manually pointing to it letting itunes just pull in the update but it will give me the error (-1) code and when i manually pointed i get that 3194 error code. Its stuck in recoverey mode and just comes back to the itunes and usb screen every time i try this. Ive been thru so many forums and tried so many things and he said its a 3gs and i cant tell really if it is or isnt because i cant get inside the phone and it looks brand new and like my 3g i currently have. BUt i did just recently find that the a1303 is the 3gs version of the iphone. I just cant get this thing to restore so i can swap all my info to it and give his son my old one. Ive jail broken phones before and had them get stuck in recovery but was able to get them out. In my knowledge this phone has not been jailbroken which i do intend to once i get it up and running. Does anyone know of a fix that will def work or custom firmware that will def fix it or any thing i can do to fix this. Im a computer tech and im really savy so just need some pointers that are helpful besides what i find in google. Im trying to save myself money from going to 10,000 cell phones and seeing if they can fix it but if i dont get this done by this weekend im just going to take it to them and see if they can get me setup. But any help would be greately appreciated. I will give more detail if i havent given enough but im being pretty specific here. Thank you in advance for any help or replies to this thread. -Hermon