How to Bypass Hello Screen on A12–A13 iPhone and iPad Using iRemove & USBLiter8
Follow this step-by-step guide to configure your RP2350 module and bypass the Hello Screen on supported A12–A13 devices using iRemove Software and the USBLiter8 exploit.
Hello Screen Bypass Guide with iRemove & USBLiter8
Important
Use this procedure only with an iPhone or iPad that you own or are legally authorized to service.
Before You Begin
Before starting the process, make sure you have the following equipment:
- Waveshare RP2350 USB-A module
- USB Type-C to USB Type-C data cable
- USB Type-A to Lightning cable
- Latest version of the iRemove Software
- Stable internet connection
IMPORTANT:
Before starting the bypass process, we strongly recommend restoring your device to the latest supported iOS/iPadOS version using a clean factory restore. Follow Apple's official guide: Restore your iPhone or iPad to factory settings.
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Connect the Locked Device
Connect the locked iPhone or iPad to your Mac or Windows PC and launch the iRemove Software.
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Connect the RP2350 Module
Connect the Raspberry Pi Pico RP2350 module to your computer using a USB Type-C data cable.
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Open the RP2350 Flashing Section
Follow the instructions displayed in the software to open the RP2350 flashing section.
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Select Your RP2350 Model
Select the correct Raspberry Pi Pico or RP2350 module model from the list.
Recommended RP2350 Module
We recommend using the Waveshare RP2350 USB-A model. It has a built-in USB-A port, allowing you to connect the locked device directly without soldering a cable to the board.
If you use a standard Raspberry Pi Pico board, you may need to prepare and solder a compatible USB cable to it.
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Check the Module Type
Confirm that the module selected in the software matches the RP2350 model connected to your computer.
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Flash the RP2350 Module
Make sure the RP2350 module is connected via USB Type-C and that the correct model is selected. Click the Flash button.
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Wait for Flashing to Finish
Wait until the flashing process is complete. Your RP2350 module is now flashed and ready to use.
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Disconnect the USB Type-C cable from both the computer and the Pico module.
Disconnect the USB Type-C cable from both the computer and the RP2350 module.
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Connect the Device to the RP2350 Module
Connect the locked device cable to the USB Type-A port on the RP2350 module.
Attention: Check DFU Mode
Make sure the locked device is still in DFU Mode before connecting it to the RP2350 module.
If you are unsure, reconnect the device directly to your computer and check it using the software. If the software recognizes the device and displays its information, it is in the correct mode.
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Start the RP2350 Process
Connect the locked device to the RP2350 module using the appropriate USB cable. The process should start automatically.
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Check the RP2350 Status Light
The status light on the RP2350 module indicates the current stage of the process:
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Orange:
Ready to start
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Blue:
Process in progress
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Green:
Process completed successfully
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Red:
Process failed
If the Process Fails
Disconnect the RP2350 module from both the computer and the locked device. Connect the RP2350 module to the computer first, and then reconnect the locked device to the module. The process should restart automatically.
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Reconnect the Device to the Computer
Once the process has completed successfully, disconnect the locked device from the RP2350 module and reconnect it directly to your computer.
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Continue in iRemove Software
The software will recognize the device and prompt you to start the Hello bypass process or order the required service.
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Success! Your Device Is Ready to Use
Congratulations! The bypass process was completed successfully. Sign in with your Apple Account, install your favorite apps from the App Store, and enjoy browsing, streaming, and social media without limits.