If you want to update all the installed apps, tap Update All. Or choose the ones you want to update one by one.
- Your iPhone is stuck in the Recovery Mode or DFU Mode and iTunes cannot recognize the phone.
- Under the Firmware version you will see a text informing you if you are using the latest available version or if there is an update available.
- There are 4 feasible methods here to get it fixed by Hard Reset, iTunes, and repair service.
The followings are some solutions to firmware not compatible error. If the problem of iPhone/iPad/iPod firmware not compatible has not yet resolved, then you are suggested to make sure you have downloaded the right firmware file.
- If you have any other questions, please feel free to leave us a comment below, or download and take TunesKit iOS System Recovery a try.
- If your iPod software update cannot be found or is corrupt, meaning that iTunes could not update or restore your iPod, you can delete the iPod software update files.
- AnyFix – iOS System Recovery is quite useful on various iTunes issues of which is proved with millions of iOS devices users.
- Free download AnyFix to repair the firmware file is not compatible problem with one click.
Restoring your iPhone can stock ROMs help restore to its original settings and fix a few software issues simultaneously. When restoring your iPhone, the software issue causing your iPhone to restart randomly may be solved. So, just check whether you have downloaded any third-party app or updated app before iPhone keeps restarting. And then, uninstall the faulty app to see if the issue is repaired.
After that, your device will be restarted and the iPhone firmware corruption problem will be solved. I understand that you’re getting a message that the iPhone could not be restored because the firmware file was corrupt.