Here is a way to get iPhone UDID from Windows:
If you are on Windows:
You can use this method:
A: Plug the iPhone into a computer and use the registry
(edited Feb2 2018: All iPhones or iPads that were ever connected to this computer will show up in this list)
If you are on Windows:
You can use this method:
A: Plug the iPhone into a computer and use the registry
- Using a USB cable connect your iPhone to any Windows computer. I am using Windows 7, but it should be similar when using other versions of Windows.
- IMPORTANT: in the following steps DO NOT modify anything, as changing the registry might break your Windows installation.
- Start Regedit (e.g. by clicking on the Start button, and typing “RegEdit” in the search field)
- Navigate to the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\USB (it’s basically a folder structure)
- You will see all USB devices in there — find the one that’s your iPhone. It might say “Apple iPhone”, in my case it had a cryptic name, so I had to open all sub folders under “USB”. However on the level below there’s already a folder with a 40-character string and by selecting that it says “Friendly Name” = “Apple iPhone”.
- Copy (DO NOT MODIFY) that name (e.g. right clicking and selecting “Copy Key Name”). When you paste it in a text editor, the UDID is the last 40 characters.
- Here’s a screenshot of RegEdit:
(edited Feb2 2018: All iPhones or iPads that were ever connected to this computer will show up in this list)
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