(Windows XP / Vista)

　　What I used: unlocked (anySIM 1.1) iPhone with 1.1.1 firmware and 04.01.13_G modem, bootloader 3.9_M3S2, and iTunes 7.5.0.20

　　What will also work:
　　• If you are on 1.0.2 firmware, and used anySIM prior to version 1.1, then repair your baseband and upgrade directly to 1.1.1 Read my tutorial here for repairing the baseband.
　　• If you are on 1.0.2 firmware and used anySIM 1.1, (then run the oneSIM program if feeling truly paranoid) and then update to 1.1.1

　　What will NOT work: ANY newly purchased iPhone with 1.1.2 firmware on it, because it will have the new 4.6 bootloader.

　　Step 1.

　　For those of you who have owned an iPhone prior to November 9th (or 4th and 5th digits of the serial number being lower than 45), then you can skip this step. If you don't otherwise know any better, you might want to verify what bootloader you have on your iPhone right now.

　　First you will need to have bbupdater installed in your /usr/bin folder. I will not provide this file. Google for it, or check the usual forums.

　　Download PuTTY here. This is a command line program for talking to the iPhone via SSH.

　　Get your iPhone's IP address. Press Home, Settings, Wi-Fi, select your network name and press the blue arrow to the right of it. It will take you to a screen with your network addresses in it. In my case mine is 10.0.1.6.

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