
TaiG has released version 2.1.3 of its new iOS 8.1.3-8.3 jailbreak tool for Windows to fix a variety of problems with the tool that many users have been experiencing.
Among the fixes, TaiG now works better with virtual machines. Those that were getting the annoying error message that said the tool couldn't be ran on a virtual machine should now be able to run TaiG on their virtual machine without error message popping up as of version 2.1.3.
Moreover, additional fixes to improve the reliability of the jailbreak tool and prevent hangups at 20% have been implemented.
TaiG notes in the change log that TaiG 2.1.3 also integrates Saurik's UIKit fix for missing application icons on the Home Screen, as well as the latest version of Cydia (version 1.1.18). This means that users who jailbreak will no longer need to update these packages, as the latest versions will be installed automatically out of the box.
Those that are already jailbroken need not re-jailbreak their devices. This update is for those that have not yet jailbroken to make their lives easier during the process. Those already jailbroken can update the TaiG untether package via Cydia using one of TaiG's Cydia repositories, which are available on TaiG's Web site.
Source: TaiG
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