Recently, newer GUI-based tools (often forks of the checkra1n project) have attempted to bridge the gap on Windows, utilizing specialized USB drivers. However, for stability and safety, seasoned jailbreakers still recommend the official checkra1n binary running in a Linux environment.
For Windows users, the extra step of booting Linux is a small price to avoid buying a Mac or dual-booting.
iPhone X and older, iPads with A7–A11 chips. Maximum iOS Version: 14.8.1.
Official checkra1n 0.12.4 beta for Windows does not exist, as the tool remains limited to Linux and macOS environments. Windows users must employ USB-based Linux solutions, such as checkn1x or third-party wrappers like iRemovalRa1n, to facilitate the jailbreak process. For official release information and to avoid malware, visit the checkra1n website checkra1n 0.12.4 beta