I was telling you yesterday about the fact that error 14 occurs when installing iOS 10 beta 1 on iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, many people encountering the problem when they tried to install the latest version of the operating system, available for now ONLY to registered developers.
Although it was initially believed that the problem is related to the fact that the user does not have the UDID of the iDevice or registered in the account of an application developer for the iOS platform, it seems that in reality the problem is different and is related to the newest version of Xcode .
Specifically, to solve error 14 when installing iOS 10 beta 1 it is necessary to install the latest version of the Xcode application from the Mac App Store, otherwise installing the new version of the operating system using an IPSW will be impossible, as many of you already know .
Given this limitation, you will not be able to install iOS 10 beta 1 from Windows using an ipsw because there is no Xcode for Windows, so either use a Mac or use the install iOS 10 beta 1 which I told you about yesterday, involving the use of a developer profile and the Software Update system.
You can download the latest version of Xcode 8 beta directly from your developer account.
