Apple tvOS 10 Beta for 4th Gen Apple TV - CityBoyAtHeart

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tvOS 10 Beta 1 for Apple TV 4th Generation ONLY. Just released. Install at your own risk. This is a first beta and likely to be buggy. You must install this from a Mac with Xcode 8 Beta installed. If you don't have a Mac and Xcode don't try using this file. From your Apple TV browser head to the link in the updates below and click on the link Apple TV 4 OTA profile. install and restart you Apple TV. then go to updates and the new tvOS will be available for download and install ota.



Enjoy and please seed as long as you can.



What a clusterf**k this update is. Bad Apple for not making it easy to update without a Mac.



!!!Final update (until public beta): I still have not found anyone who can install iOS 10 Beta 1 IPSW with a Windows PC. I just wouldn't advise anyone to attempt it. The OTA update is super easy and installs quickly with no errors. You don't even need to have your UDID registered. Use the link from update 2. I've updated all my devices (iPhone 6, iPhone 5S, iPad Mini 4, iPad Air & iPad Pro 9.7) using the OTA configuration. These files are still good for installing using a Mac with Xcode 8 beta (I'll upload that in a few minutes. Find it searching CityBoyAtHeart) or in the event Apple pulls the current OTA Config Profile for any reason. Uploading the rest of the Restore files over the next 30 minutes.



FYI!!! For any Apple Watch owners- Once you have iOS 10 running on your iPhone you can update your watch to WatchOS 3. It's also OTA and very simple to do. WARNING!!! Once you update your watch to watchOS 3 you can not go back to 2.2.1 unless you take into a genius bar or send it in to Apple. They won't charge you for the reset but they will probably treat you like an idiot. I love the new watchOS. If anyone needs help on doing this AFTER they've installed iOS 10 shoot me a message. I'll get back as soon as I can.



!!Update 2: iOS 10 installs smoothly on Mac with Xcode 8 Beta on all devices. I tested on a Virtual El Capitan machine and a new iMac with El Capitan.



I am downloading all iOS 10 IPSW files and will upload them over the next 24 hours as they finish downloading including tvOS and watchOS. I grabbed the iPhone 6/6S and iPad Mini 4/3 and iPad Air 2 files very early and so the downloads were very fast. The rest are downloading slowly, I'm sure due to traffic overload, so you'll have to be patient.



*****Best and easiest way to get iOS 10 without all the stress**** I have found a live link for the OTA method. My phone is currently downloading iOS 10 Beta 1 via an OTA update. Unless it doesn't work after installation OTA is probably your best bet to get iOS 10 Beta. Go to http://ibetacloud.com/#downloads from the device you want to update. Click on iPhone & iPod. Then click the Direct Link on "OTA MobileConfig (All Devices)". You may have to scroll to the right to see the link. This file works for ALL compatible devices. Note that I registered my UDID. Some forums say you don't need to. I only have one device left that I haven't registered so when I get around to updating that I'll let you know if registration is necessary.



I've been working on the error 14 issue for about 16 hours. Going to call it a day.



!!!Update 1: It seems everyone is getting an error code 14 when trying to install iOS 10 Beta 1. This is usually, but not always, a simple fix and all you need to use a different usb cable. This is not the case in this instance. I am researching why this is happening. At the moment, according to a friend who's a developer, it seems that iOS 10 can only be installed using a Mac with Xcode beta installed. However I am not sure that this is definitely the issue, nor is he. I will continue to dig and see what's what.



I have heard that using the OTA configuration file works. I have not yet been able to get a hold of it though. The few accounts that have uploaded it are temporarily suspended due to too much traffic. As soon as I get it i'll upload it.



Anyone who knows how to get this to work without the OTA or a Mac, please let us know in the comments.