The iCu tool has been replaced by iCu X, a new and improved legacy bypass tool for Windows designed as a healthier alternative to 3uTools. It supports a wide range of older Apple devices, from the iPhone 3G to the iPhone 4S, making it ideal for managing and bypassing activation on legacy models. iCu X offers useful features like setting up a local XAMPP/Apache server, tethered activation bypass, integration with the Pangu7 jailbreak, easy recovery mode entry, and the installation of legacy iTunes drivers. This makes it a comprehensive solution for working with discontinued Apple devices on Windows.
iCu X is a healthier, feature-rich replacement for 3uTools, designed for legacy Apple devices (iPhone 3G - iPhone 4S). It’s the ultimate Windows tool for bypassing, jailbreaking, and managing older iPhone models.
Key Features:
Local Server Setup: Enables local XAMPP/Apache server setup for device communication.
Activation Bypass: Provides a tethered bypass for Activation Lock and Hello Screen.
Jailbreak Options: Includes the Pangu7 jailbreak for supported devices.
Device Modes: Easily enter recovery mode.
Legacy iTunes Install: Allows installation of older iTunes versions and drivers.
Device Pwnage: Pwns Limera1n devices, with upcoming support for A6 devices.
Additional Tools: Includes upcoming features like de-spying 3uTools and flashing Linux .iso files to USB.
Setup Instructions:
Install XAMPP using the "Install XAMPP" option in PrepTools.
Download XAMPP to the default location.
Copy sliver.php to htdocs in C:\iCures.
Start XAMPP and enable all services.
Use "Bypass Tethered" for 64-bit or 32-bit based on system compatibility.
Advanced Options:
For experienced users, iCu X includes CB/X and CB/A buttons, with tutorials provided in the program files.
Troubleshooting:
XAMPP Errors: Normal; don’t affect functionality.
Update Errors: Usually due to no internet connection.
Regional Restrictions: iCu X may be restricted in certain areas, including Russia and North Korea.
Updates:
OTA Updates: Supported for minor changes; major releases require reinstallation.
Downgrades: Available through the Update Hub with ZIP files for target versions.
Credits: Developed by u/The_Hackintosh, using resources like XAMPP, SliverPHP, Libimobiledevice (win32), Pangu7, and Redsn0w.