I have installed iOS6 simulator in xcode5, but I can't run app on iOS6 simulator

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There is no option on the left corner of Xcode to select to run on iOS6 or iOS7 simulator. While there should be. The storyboard builds for iOS6.1 and later. How could I run my app on iOS6 simulator?

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Is this a project you created with Xcode 5? – ThomasW
Yes. I create it by xocde5 – icemelon
Then vikingosegundo answer is probably what you need to do. By default xcode creates projects with the deployment target set to the latest OS. You'll need to change the value to deploy to earlier OSes. – ThomasW

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There is an option on the top left corner to select which simulator you want:

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You also have to select the right Architecture to be able to change the Deployment Targeet:

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To further prove that you have to remove the 64 bits:

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Hope this helps!

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You might need to install additional iOS simulator. To install additional tools and software go to:

xcode preference -> downloads.

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@LuisCien's answer is correct, though your VALID_ARCHS may need to be edited as well. The key point there being that ARCHS and VALID_ARCHS cannot contain arm64. As @LuisCien and others have pointed out, the IPHONEOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET must be 6.1 or earlier.

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you must change your deployment target to 6.1. if you cannot select that you might need to install additional packets from the settings of xcode.

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