Apple Cluster Screen Install (USB / Wireless)

What you need

• A Windows PC (install the control center with the EasyClick launcher)
• An iPhone; USB mode needs a cable; wireless mode needs the phone and PC on the same LAN (one-click setup still needs USB)
• Connect the phone with a USB cable for one-click setup (Developer Mode / disk image / IPA)
• Recommended cable: Pisen
• Recommended USB hub: Sipolar USB 2.0, 2.0A per port (low current may cause failed mirroring or unstable links)
• Access to the official site to download the launcher
• PC hardware and real customer builds: iOS USB PC hardware and customer cases
• If below iOS 15 system version, first read iOS USB screen mirroring tutorial; wireless mode does not support iOS below 15
• Before install and use, turn off antivirus, Windows Security / Security Center, and the firewall; if issues persist, disable them and restart the PC

1 Download the launcher and one-click install iOS control

Download and open the EasyClick launcher (user edition):

- On this site: Download the launcher

- Software downloads: Download area

In the launcher:

1. Confirm the Install directory at the top (prefer a pure English path; default like D:\EasyClick)

2. Find iOS jailbreak-free cluster & mirroring (described as the USB + wireless 2-in-1 package, currently v11.6.0)

3. Click One-click install and wait until it finishes

If the control center later stays red and will not start, the PC often needs the VC runtime: in the same launcher, one-click install VC libraries, then restart the PC and open the control center again.

2 After install, open the control center and sign in

When the status shows Installed, click the green Open on the same row to launch the control center.

When the Sign in dialog appears, sign in (or register first). Sign-in is required for device licenses, rebinding, and batch actions.

In the sign-in dialog, enter your account and click Sign in.

3 Select devices and open one-click setup

Connect the phone with a USB cable and confirm it appears in the control-center device list.

Check the devices to configure, then click toolbar One-click setup.

One-click setup can automatically: Enable Developer Mode, Install disk image, and Install IPA. Packages download as needed; tap Allow on any phone prompts.

4 Check steps and start configuration

In the One-click setup dialog, keep the steps you need checked (usually all three):

1. Enable Developer Mode

2. Install disk image

3. Install IPA

Confirm the device list, then click Start configuration.

After install, on the phone go to Settings → General → VPN & Device Management and trust the enterprise app certificate; the main app will not open until trusted.

5 Wait until configuration succeeds

The wizard prepares packages such as the offline main app automatically. When each device Status / Progress shows Success, you are done.

If something fails, re-select the devices and run one-click setup again.

6 Trust the profile in Settings

On the phone go to Settings → General → VPN & Device Management (wording may vary), find the new profile / enterprise app, and tap Trust.

If Enable Developer Mode was checked in one-click setup, it is usually handled already. If automation still fails, confirm manually: Settings → Privacy & Security → Developer Mode (iOS 16+ only; not present below 16).

7 Open the app and grant permissions

After trusting, open 易点云测签名版 (or your offline main app icon). Allow all permission prompts; you can also finish permissions under in-app Permission grant.

8 Start automation in the control center

Back in the control center, keep the phone on USB (or finish wireless join).

After a successful one-click setup, the disk image and IPA are usually ready. Click Enable / Start automation. After a moment, automation status should become Yes.

If it never becomes Yes, right-click the device → Test automation and troubleshoot from the error.

After the phone reboots, the disk image usually clears — run one-click setup again (with Install disk image) or remount manually.

For wireless: keep the phone and PC on the same LAN, use Wireless / Scan devices, then mirror.

iOS 15.8 is poorly compatible — avoid it. If the exact image version is missing: under the control-center install dir open bridgebin\config\DeveloperDiskImage, copy a nearby version folder and rename it (e.g. 26.5 → 27.0), then restart the control center and iPhone and remount.

9 Open group screen control and pick a mode

In the control center click Group screen control. Choose a mirroring mode:

- USB mirroring (recommended): wired devices over USB

- Wireless mirroring: offline wireless devices (phone and PC on the same LAN)

Click the matching card to open mirroring.

10 Check the USB mirroring license

If you see a missing or expired USB screen mirroring license: buy it from your reseller or the official channel, then bind it in the control center License center.

A USB device license is for running scripts. A USB screen mirroring license is what you need to mirror and operate the phone. Do not mix them up.

Open License center, select one device, and click Batch authorize. Or right-click the device → Add license and choose USB screen mirroring license.

In the dialog, set the license type to USB screen mirroring license, then click Start authorization.

11 Mirror again and confirm the screen

With a valid license, start mirroring again — you should see the phone screen.

12 More advanced settings

In the mirroring window System settings you will find more options (scene modes, per-screen config, etc.). Tune them for your workflow.

What to do next

• Screen mirroring operations: New UI operation guide
• Images, proxy, and full reference: iOS USB screen mirroring tutorial
• How to pick a PC: PC hardware and customer cases
• Legacy UI: Legacy UI guide

Common pitfalls

1. Did not install iOS jailbreak-free cluster & mirroring from the launcher, or not on 11.6.0+ 2-in-1 → no unified USB/wireless entry
2. From 11.6.0 images are not bundled; skipped one-click setup / missing full images → automation / mirroring often fails
3. Control center Developer disk image is not Mounted / Flashed → reconnect over USB and remount; remount again after every reboot. On iOS 15.8, first use i4Tools / AiSi → Live screen once, then remount; avoid iOS 15.8 if you can
4. Exact version image missing → under the control-center install dir, open bridgebin\config\DeveloperDiskImage, copy a nearby version folder and rename it (e.g. 26.5 → 27.0), restart the control center and iPhone, then remount; check via the Developer disk image button
5. Launcher install path has Chinese or spaces → change to a pure English path and one-click install again
6. One-click setup skipped Install disk image / Install IPA, or Status is not Success → re-select devices and run it again
7. Enterprise certificate not trusted / Developer Mode off (iOS 16+ only; not present below 16) / permissions missing → main app will not open or automation will not start
8. Only a USB device license (scripts), no USB screen mirroring license (mirroring) → the device connects but mirroring reports expired; for wireless, likewise need the offline mirroring license
9. Wireless scan finds nothing → phone and PC must be on the same LAN; use USB first for init / image mount
10. Odd failures (cannot connect, automation fails, black screen, etc.) → confirm the image is mounted first; restart the iPhone only if needed (then remount), and quit/reopen the cluster control software
11. Control-center status bar stays red / center will not start → PC may be missing VC libraries; one-click install VC libraries in the launcher, then restart the computer and open the center again
12. Automation start fails with use of closed network connection → in control center settings, set Local bridge → Automation connection to Use a new connection each time, then retry; do the same if mirroring UI cannot start automation
13. Antivirus / Security Center / firewall still on → may block programs or local traffic; turn them off, then restart the PC and retry
14. Automation start fails with receive packet: Invalid Service → usually Developer Mode is off on iOS 16+ (not present below 16); enable it in the trust-profile step above, then retry
15. Error like write tcp 127.0.0.1:…->127.0.0.1:27015: wsasend: An established connection was aborted by the software in your host → usually the firewall; turn it off and restart the PC. You can also use i4Tools / AiSi → Driver repair, then Reset Winsock when prompted, and retry
16. Cluster control does not show the phone → first check in i4Tools / AiSi whether the device is detected; then run Driver repair, Reset Winsock, turn off antivirus / firewall / Security Center, and restart the PC before opening the control center again
17. Mirroring lag / stutter → No automation screenshot mode is inherently slower; switch to main-app recording or automation mode for speed. If automation mode still lags or delays, check PC / cable / hub setup: iOS USB PC hardware and customer cases
18. Too many devices on a low-current USB hub → some phones may fail to mirror; unstable voltage can also make the PC link flaky. Prefer Pisen cables and a Sipolar USB 2.0 hub with 2.0A per port; if the link is unstable, connect devices one by one to see how many the PC can handle

Enable USB HID mode (optional)

USB HID taps and swipes over the USB cable. It does not need a Bluetooth or OTG board. The phone must be iOS 17 or later. On older iOS, keep using Start automation / USB + automation service from earlier steps.

1. Open the mirroring client and go to System settings → Scene mode

2. Pick one:

- No automation screenshot + USB_HID: no app on the phone; USB connection is enough (simplest)

- Main-app recording + USB_HID: smoother picture; the offline main IPA must already be installed. The system first captures screenshots to show the screen, then opens the main app and shows the live-broadcast dialog — tap Start Broadcast (开始直播)

3. Click Start mirroring. If you chose main-app recording, you will first see the captured screen, then the main app opens with the broadcast prompt — tap Start Broadcast, then use the mouse to tap and swipe

If mouse taps do nothing: on the device thumbnail or device list, right-click → USB HID → Rebuild USBHID session, then try again.

More detail: New UI operation guide and USB HID events.

Troubleshooting

Cluster control does not show the phone

If the control center / cluster UI does not list the phone:

1. Confirm the USB cable is plugged in and the phone has tapped Trust This Computer

2. Open i4Tools / AiSi and check whether it detects the device (if AiSi also cannot see it, try another cable / USB port first, then continue)

3. In i4Tools / AiSi, run Driver repair; when the post-repair dialog appears, click Reset Winsock

4. Turn off antivirus, firewall, and Security Center

5. Restart the PC, reopen the control center, plug the phone in again, and check whether it appears

Automation start fails with receive packet: Invalid Service

If Start automation fails with an error containing receive packet: Invalid Service, Developer Mode is usually off on iOS 16+. iOS versions below 16 do not have Developer Mode — you do not need to turn it on. On iOS 16+, turn it on as in the trust-profile step above (Settings, control-center right-click, or i4Tools live-screen prompt), confirm it stays on after any required reboot, then retry.

Error wsasend: An established connection was aborted by the software in your host

If you see something like:

write tcp 127.0.0.1:62200->127.0.0.1:27015: wsasend: An established connection was aborted by the software in your host

this is usually the local firewall (or Security Center / antivirus) blocking localhost traffic. Try:

1. Turn off the firewall, Security Center, and antivirus, then restart the PC and open the control center again

2. In i4Tools / AiSi, run Driver repair; when the post-repair dialog appears, click Reset Winsock, and keep the firewall off

3. After repair / reset, restart the PC, then reopen the control center and start automation again

Automation start fails with use of closed network connection

If Start automation fails in the control center or mirroring UI with an error like use of closed network connection:

1. Open Control center settings

2. Find Local bridge → Automation connection

3. Set it to Use a new connection each time

4. Try Start automation again

If the mirroring UI cannot start automation either, make the same change and retry.

Mirroring lag or stutter

If the mirrored screen lags or stutters:

1. No automation screenshot mode is inherently slower — that is expected

2. For a faster picture, switch to main-app recording or automation mode, then reopen or refresh the mirroring window

3. If automation mode still lags or delays, check PC, cable, and hub setup: iOS USB PC hardware and customer cases

Too many devices / weak USB hub current

Too many devices on a low-current USB hub can leave some phones unable to mirror; unstable voltage can also make the PC link flaky.

Recommendations:

- Prefer Pisen USB cables

- Use a Sipolar USB 2.0 hub with 2.0A per port

- If the link is unstable, connect devices one by one to see how many the PC can handle