Restore to 6.1.3 from 6.0.1 error?

I have an iPad 2 Wifi (A1395) with version 6.0.1 installed and I want to restore it to version 6.1.3.
I downloaded the 6.1.3 iOS and selected that version through iTunes to restore to but I keep getting the error
iOS: Restore error 3194 or 'This device isn't eligible for the requested build'
I tried editing the hosts through terminal but that didnt help. I also tried with the version 6.1.2 but that also gives teh same error.
Anyone have any fix that could help me restore to 6.1.3?
Thanks,
E

You cannot restore (or update) your iPad 2 to iOS 6.1.3. If you choose to restore through iTunes, the newest iOS version validated for your device is iOS 7.x.x. Any other versions you find and try to update to will NOT be accepted (showing the error message you stated above) since they are no longer considered by Apple to be valid (or "signed") for your particular device.
Your only choices are:
1. Update the iPad to iOS 7.x.x
2. Keep the iPad at it's current iOS level (6.0.1 in your case) for the time being by restoring from the iPad itself (when needed) under Settings>General>Reset>Erase All Content and Settings.
There are others here who also wish to stay (for the time being) at iOS 6.x.x, myself included (I am at iOS 6.1 on my iPhones and 6.1.3 on my iPads). I will likely update to iOS 7 but only when I feel it has matured enough to take a chance with it.

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