How to fix your iPhone that can’t update iOS, unable to install update, an error occurred while installing iOS 13, Never ending estimated time remaining error.



How to fix your iPhone that can’t update iOS, unable to install the update, an error occurred while installing iOS 13, Never ending estimated time remaining error. We are here to help you.

 These are some of the common error prompts, pushing you to a dilemma and telling you that something is wrong and your device can’t update to the latest iOS version. Let's find out what triggers these errors to occur and how to fix it.

 Did your iOS update fail? Here’s how to troubleshoot. We have created a youtube video to help you with all the detailed visuals to make your life easier. 


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iOS update and the following errors are sorts of best friends. They keep on come and creep at most of the people. These are the common errors

 1. Unable to install update
2. iOS 13 “estimating time remaining” error
3. ‘Unable to Check for Update’ error
4. Common iOS 13 update errors
5. Unable to verify update
6.Unable to check update
7. An error occurred while installing iOS 13.
8. iTunes error- Can't install the software because it is not currently available from the software update server
               1. I suggest you restart the phone and try again. 
               2. Move large files to either iCloud/computer and free up storage. 3GB free space 
                   is required for iOS13 update, though it won't take much space after the update.
              3. Try signing out of your Apple account by going to Account - Sign out and signing 
                   back in.
              4. Try with a different phone cable.

 Please drop a comment if you have faced issues while updating iOS 13.

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