How to downgrade from iOS 8.0.1 to iOS 8.0

What Apple today with iOS 8.0.1 is going to bring a tail, that's for sure. While in Cupertino heads are rolling due to the failed update released today, iOS 8.0.1, which has caused many users will be left without a mobile network and without Touch ID, especially those with the new iPhone 6 and 6 Plus that updated via OTA, in Cupertino they have reacted quickly and withdrew the update, which can no longer be downloaded from their servers. While waiting for a new one to be released that fixes the problem, what can those who updated do? The only solution is to go back to iOS 8.0, something possible and simple. We explain it step by step.

Download iOS 8.0

Choose the version that corresponds to your model and download it to your computer. Remember that the file must end with the extension "ipsw"If it is zip, try to unzip it or rename it.

iPad:

• iPad Air WiFi + Cellular)
• iPad Air (WiFi)
• iPad 4CDMA
• ipad 4gsm
• iPad 4 Wi-Fi
• iPad mini (CDMA)
• iPad mini (GSM)
• iPad mini (WiFi)
• iPad mini 2 (WiFi + Cellular)
• iPad mini 2 (WiFi)
• iPad mini 2 (CDMA)
• 3 iPad Wi-Fi 
• iPad 3 Wi-Fi + Cellular (ATT)
• iPad 3 Wi-Fi + Cellular (Verizon)
• 2 iPad Wi-Fi (Rev. A)
• 2 iPad Wi-Fi
• 2 iPad Wi-Fi + 3G (GSM)
• 2 iPad Wi-Fi + 3G (CDMA)

iPhone:

• 5 iPhone (CDMA)
• 5 iPhone (GSM)
• 5c iPhone (CDMA)
• 5c iPhone (GSM)
• 5s iPhone (CDMA)
• 5s iPhone (GSM)
• iPhone 6
• 6 iPhone Plus
• iPhone 4s

ipod touch:

• iPod touch 5G

Restore with iTunes

Connect your device to your computer, open iTunes and press Shift (Windows) or Alt (Mac OS X) while clicking the Restore button. A window will open where you can choose the file you downloaded earlier. The process will start and at the end you will have iOS 8.0 installed on your iPhone or iPad, waiting for Apple to release a new update soon.