Error 4010 during update/restore

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CrazYJ -  
 CrazYJ -
Hello,

I am on an iPhone SE (1st generation)
I was on iOS version 12 (or 13, I can't remember exactly) and I wanted to update to version 14.4.4
I am on Windows 10 and I downloaded iOS first, then connected my phone to install it
An error occurred at 1/4 of the loading (on the phone screen with the Apple logo)
iTunes could not recognize the iPhone.. and I returned to the iTunes home
I restarted (by turning on the phone with the top button and the home button) and my phone shows that I need to connect it to the computer.
iTunes cannot update the phone and asks me to restore, I restore and an error appears, error 4010
My phone remains stuck on this icon of a cable and computer with the link: apple support/restore etc..
I went to the link, but NOTHING corresponds to error 4010 (I didn't find anything either)
I have tried several methods they indicate (updating iTunes, my antivirus, restarting the computer and phone, etc.)
I am still stuck, iTunes always offers to update (but it doesn't work) or restore AND update but
Either I manage to see the Apple logo on my phone with a loading bar and it shows the error almost immediately (and disconnects me so I have to restart each time)
Or iTunes remains stuck on "preparing iPhone for restore" my serial number does not appear and my phone gets stuck on the cable/computer icon...

Has anyone had this kind of issue before?
Otherwise, is there a way to restore (and put this backup) without using iTunes?

Thank you in advance, I have been desperate for 3 hours!

3 answers

  1. CrazYJ
     
    Thank you for your response, unfortunately it doesn't work.
    Still the same issue and still the same error
    The software they offer is not available for Windows 10, I took another similar one (Phonerescue) but of course it's only the trial version, and I can't restore with it.
    (When I plug in my phone, they tell me to exit recovery mode, but the iPhone automatically goes back to it with the same screen)

    Is there a third-party software that allows to recover a backup? Free of course, without going through iTunes?
    I don't see any other solution :(
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