How To Resolve Respring Loop Issue After Electra iOS 11 Jailbreak?

If you’re on the latest iOS 11 and using it on your iOS device for some time, you must already be aware of the Electra Jailbreak which is probably our best shot at jailbreaking latest iPhones. However, despite being effective, the jailbreak has its own flaws and issues that may keep you hanging as you run it on your latest iOS device. In fact, the number of people experiencing these recurrent issues with this jailbreak is continuously on the rise. And, probably, the most annoying of all issues the jailbreak brings with itself is the one that puts your iOS device into a virtually endless respring loop.

Whenever you try to install something that is not compatible with your device’s current firmware version, it triggers a respring loop on your jailbroken iPhone. However, even though it may seem annoying it shouldn’t be. The issue can very much be resolved with a few simple steps. Here they are.

1. To start with, you should try a simple fix and that is to reboot the iOS device in question. And as a wide majority among us continues to do that, it shouldn’t take much time to do so.
2. When your iPhone reboots, launch Electra Jailbreak application and ensure that you have switched off ‘Tweaks’ toggle.
3. Now, tap on jailbreak button.
4. You will now be informed by Electra app that you’re able to SSH into the device. Next, you will have to open the program or app with which you can browse files on the device. For instance, it may be WinSCP for Windows users or it could be Cyberduck for those using Mac.
5. As soon as you get into file structure, just get rid of the related tweak that is hindering you from properly using your device and is causing the infinite respring Usually, it’s the last tweak installed on the device as after that you start having the issue.
6. Now, reboot the device as soon as you have deleted the said tweak and launch Electra again.
7. Tweaks toggle should now be turned back On again and then you should tap on jailbreak button once more.
8. The jailbreak will now run and you’ll hopefully not face the problem again because the root cause has been culminated.

Following all these steps precisely will definitely get your jailbroken device to start working properly again. To avoid the issue in future, make sure that you do some research before installing anything on your device and see what people have to say about it. The jailbreaking scenario is pretty strange right now and incompatible installations and tweaks may cause more damage than you might have ever imagined. Even the troubleshooting won’t be simple for those inexperienced iOS users. So, it’s better to be safe than sorry!

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