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IOS 7.1 sim not loading in xcode 6.1.1

I have Xcode 6.1.1 and I want to run the application as the deployment target: iOS 7.0, so I tried to download iOS 7.1 Simulator, but the progress bar is still white (no progress)

How to fix this problem? and is there any other way to download this simulator? . When I set the deployment goal: ios 7.0 the simulator does not start by default, it only runs for deployment purposes: ios 8.0. Note I use Swift if it has any effect, and my Mac OS version: OS X Yosemite 10.10.1

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Do you use a laptop? I had this problem while trying to download something from Xcode. The actual culprit turned out to be my laptop not connected . Apple products seem to stop all battery downloads. For some reason, Xcode does not show any message, while the App Store immediately complains. I plugged in my laptop and it immediately started downloading.

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Potential solution:

I started downloading 6.0.1, had the same problem. The progress bar never showed any progress, but I noticed in the activity of the system that the data was coming in. I waited until I saw more than 900 MB (download is only 850 or so).

I double-clicked the entry (next to the progress bar) and received a message stating that an error had occurred - try again later. I closed and reopened Xcode, and the HAD installation completed.

6.1.1 on Mavericks did the same, but 6.1.1 on Yosemite worked as expected.

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I was able to solve this problem by reinstalling Xcode 6.1.1. I uninstalled the existing application in /Applications and reinstalled it from the App Store. Then I reinstalled the 7.1 simulator and it worked (although it was slow).

I must also say that the iOS 7.0 sim is not available on Yosemite. Only 7.1 and 8.1.

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More than 1 Xcode?

I was able to replicate this by installing both a Xcode and Xcode-beta at the same time.

Downloading an outdated simulator did not work on Xcode , but succeed on Xcode-beta . Rebooting (or rebooting) Xcode worked wonderfully, and an outdated simulator is available from both versions of Xcode.

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If the same problem, progress did not move, but there was data. To see the progress, I shortened and then expanded the "components" tab. And after the expansion, I saw real progress

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1209214/

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