The iPhone XR (device identifier: iPhone11,8) supports full IPSW restore files for manual installation using Finder or iTunes. This guide is designed for technicians and advanced users who need direct firmware files to fix serious system issues such as bootloop, recovery mode, DFU errors, failed updates, corrupted iOS, or gaming performance drops after updating.
Build: 22H311
File Size: ~8.09 GB
Status: Signed
Filename:
iPhone11,8_18.7.5_22H311_Restore.ipsw
Build: 22H218
File Size: ~8.09 GB
Status: Unsigned
Filename:
iPhone11,8_18.7.4_22H218_Restore.ipsw
Build: 22H217
File Size: ~8.09 GB
Status: Unsigned
Filename:
iPhone11,8_18.7.3_22H217_Restore.ipsw
Build: 22H124
File Size: ~8.09 GB
Status: Unsigned
Filename:
iPhone11,8_18.7.2_22H124_Restore.ipsw
Build: 22H31
File Size: ~8.09 GB
Status: Unsigned
Filename:
iPhone11,8_18.7.1_22H31_Restore.ipsw
Build: 22G100
File Size: ~8.09 GB
Status: Unsigned
Filename:
iPhone11,8_18.6.2_22G100_Restore.ipsw
Build: 22F76
File Size: ~8.09 GB
Status: Unsigned
Filename:
iPhone11,8_18.5_22F76_Restore.ipsw
Build: 22B91
File Size: ~7.48 GB
Status: Unsigned
Filename:
iPhone11,8_18.1.1_22B91_Restore.ipsw
Earlier firmware versions are also available, including:
All older builds are unsigned and cannot be restored unless Apple re-signs them.
Use Recovery Mode restore first. If it fails, switch to DFU mode for a deep system reinstall.
Full IPSW restore is recommended instead of OTA update to prevent system partition corruption.
After major iOS updates, some users report:
A clean IPSW restore (not OTA) often stabilizes system performance and improves gaming responsiveness.