Having Trouble With iOS 8? Here's How To Downgrade To iOS 7.1.2

iOS 8 is no doubt a great upgrade, but not for everyone. Many iPhone 4S and iPad users are experiencing issues like lag and app crashes. So if you are facing any of these and felt that iOS 7.1.2 was better, here is how you can get it back.

Step 1: Create A Back Up

You will obviously want all your stuff back once done with the downgrade. So it's advised that you should create a back up on iCloud and iTunes.

Step2: Download Firmware

After backing up your device, download the proper firmware. Firmware is what you need to re-install iOS 7.1.2. To install the 'iOS 7.1.2' firmware, the site is http://ipswdownloader.com/. The site looks like the image below.
Also, the files are heavy so they might take some time to download.

Step 3: Connect Your Device To iTunes To Update/Restore

Once done with the above mentioned steps, do this. Connect your device with iTunes and click open the summary page. From there, either choose to update, or restore your device. While update device will keep your stuff intact, restore device will knock out everything and place in a fresh version of the iOS 7.1.2.