Hello everyone. Welcome to my channel if your device keeps rebooting itself
here are four solutions that can be applied to all iphone models
Update your device with iTunes, Reset and restore iphone with iTunes
Use an ios repair tool and Force restart the iphone
I have heard of some complaints about iphone random restart issues
after an update to ios 14 beta 2. if your device has this problem you can
follow the instructions in this video to fix it
let's begin with the first and second solution at the same time
as their steps are pretty much the same but bear in mind
that the first solution will update your device to the latest version
while the second one will delete all of your data
so go ahead and open iTunes and update it to the latest version
if you download it from the apple website click Help then
Check for Updates and follow the instructions on screen to
install the latest version if there is no Check for Updates option
it means that you downloaded iTunes from the Microsoft Store
so go to the Microsoft Store for an update. Connect your device to the
computer. Put your phone in the recovery mode or
DFU mode to get the phone detected by iTunes
don't worry they are two troubleshooting modes that
are safe and won't affect your data the method varies between models so feel
free to jump to the part that suits you. Now let's get started for iPhone 8 or
later models. Press and release the Volume up button
and then press and release the Volume down button
then press and hold the Side button until you see the recovery mode screen
For iPhone 7/7 plus. Press and hold the Volume down button
and Side button until you see the recovery mode screen
For iPhone 6 or older models. Press and hold the Home button and Side
button until you see the recovery mode screen.
Once your device enters the recovery mode, a pop-up window will show up
differently depending on the issue that your device has.
For example, you might not see the update option. however, if you have these two
options like me, you can try update first as it would
keep all your data. all you need to do is click Update and
Update again to confirm and follow the instructions on screen to
Reset and Restore your device with iTunes
click Restore and Restore and Update again to confirm.
The most important thing in either solution is to keep your device
connected during the whole process. You'll
eventually get a message saying leave your iPhone connected
so keep it connected then your device will reboot
and you can set it up as new. However, sometimes, even if iTunes tells you the
fix is successful, your device will still be stuck in a
boot loop you can wait for about five minutes to see if your phone goes back
to normal. Or try the third solutions - using an ios
repair tool. This method will fix most ios issues. It
is not free but it is worth a try. Easy, quick and
without loss of data. First, install and download the software.
You can see the download link in the description.
Then open the software. Click on the Standard Mode here.
Then connect your device to the computer and tap Next.
Then put your device in Recovery Mode or DFU mode to get the device detected
I have shown you how to put your device in Recovery Mode so
I will skip this part. If you are still confused about this step, see the time
stamps and go back to that part. Once your device is in Recovery mode or
Dfu mode, the software will detect the device and
you can select the firmware version that you prefer.
Then tap Download and after the download completes, press Start.
Wait and keep the device connected it. will remind you that the fix is
successful and your phone will reboot and be fine
again. And as you can see there is no loss of
data. All apps and photos are kept here.
Here is the last solution - force restart the iPhone.
The method varies between phone models and I have shown it in detail in the
video about fixing the iPhone black screen issue. Feel free to go to
that video. Okay! Hopefully, I helped you guys out.
That's all for today. Thank you for watching it. Bye! See you in
the next video.