Unlock iOS 4.3.1 with the Untethered Jailbreak From RedSnow 0.9.6

Prepare yourself to Unlock iOS 4.3.1 with the Untethered Jailbreak From RedSnow 0.9.6. This is the latest good news for the jailbreak community, as we finally got an Untethered iOS 4.3.1 jailbreak from the Dev Team. After Dev team awent through series of beta testing to check out any bugs and further develop this iOS 4.3.1 Jailbreak for the latest firmware root. This iOS 4.3.1 Untethered Jailbreak can be used for iPhone4, iPhone 3GS, iPad, iPod Touch 4G/3G and even 2nd-generation Apple TV. Its Sad to say that the Apple iPad 2 wont be included in this exploit, after Apple were able to patch a new bootrom from the Comex Exploit of the iPad 2. We have added the needed steps to do to successfully do this Unlock iOS 4.3.1 with the Untethered Jailbreak From RedSnow 0.9.6. Check it out.

This is the Windows version of the iOS 4.3.1 Jailbreak. Here is how to start:
1. Download iOS 4.3.1 and Redsnow 0.9.6 RC9 from links given above and paste them in same folder.
2. Restore/Update your device to iOS 4.3.1.
3. Start Redsnow 0.9.6 RC9 and click on Browse button to locate the firmware.
4. It will process the firmware and once its complete, it will show you window something like the one shown below.
5. Click Next and it will start patching the kernel and prepare jailbreak.
6. Now, check Install Cydia and click Next.
7. It will ask you to connect your device and turn it off. Once its done, click Next
8. Now, it will ask you to put your device into DFU Mode by following the instructions on the screen.
9. Now, redsnow will complete the rest of the process. Once its complete, your iPhone will restart automatically. and thats how you Unlock iOS 4.3.1 with the Untethered Jailbreak From RedSnow 0.9.6.

These are the easy steps in doing this Untethered Jailbreak From RedSnow 0.9.6 for the iOS firmware 4.3.1. IF you have done the steps as told, You should have resulted to an Untethered jailbreak with your device. Ultrasnow version of the jailbreak is still not available. Tell us how it worked for your iOS 4.3.1 device!