How To Install iOS 7 Without Developer Account Or UDID [Video]

As always, our official Facebook Fan Page is being flooded with messages from users all around the globe. Everyone is asking for a working method to install and activate iOS 7 beta 1 on their devices without a developer account or a registered UDID. Finally, our support team has come up with a pretty nifty and easy solution for you folks. Hit the jump to checkout the video and instructions for installing the firmware update on your device.   
   



Compatible devices

• iPhone 4
• iPhone 4S
• iPhone 5
• iPad 2
• iPad with Retina display  
• iPad Mini
• iPod Touch 5G

For the complete list of supported features, check this article out. 

Install iOS 7 Without Developer Account Or UDID

Step 1: Connect your device to your computer and take a full backup of all the data and information using iTunes 11. Here are the steps to backing up your data successfully. Remember, these steps are exactly the same for Windows/Mac and for any model also.

• Fire up iTunes  
• Choose your desired device in the DEVICES section  
• Right-click on your device and click on Back Up
• iTunes will now backup your device

This step will successfully create a backup so you can restore all your necessary information and data anytime later on. 

Step 2: Now, download the latest version of iOS 6. For iPhone 5, you will require 6.1.4 (download here) whereas for every other device you will need to use 6.1.3 (download here) only.

Step 3: Now, download iOS 7 for your desired device from here. The format of this file will be .dmg that is an image file. So, you need to extract the ipsw firmware file from it. Follow the steps below. If you are on Windows, you must use DMGExtractor software to convert DMG file to ISO (thanks to our reader OO yah for the tip).

• Download 7zip software for Windows(32 bit/64 bit) or Mac OS X
• Open the .dmg file you downloaded in step 3 using 7zip
• Extract the ipsw firmware file to your desired location 

Step 4: With iTunes already opened up, press Shift key (for Windows) or Option key (for Mac)  and select Restore. Now select iOS 6.1.4 for iPhone 5  and for other devices, select 6.1.3 only. After the restoration process gets over, set the device up as a fresh one . 

Step 5: Again, press Shift key (for Windows) or Option key (for Mac) and click  Update button (not the Restore button). 

Step 6: Now this step is very important, ensure that you select only iOS 7 beta 1 and nothing else. Let the process continue, when it's over your device will be updated without any hassles. 

Step 7: After updating to this new firmware version, it's time to activate it. To do this, follow this tutorial. 

For a more in-depth tutorial, watch the video below...