Hi folks! It’s Via with Appgeeker. I have had this iPhone 11 for 6 months and
suddenly, it starts turning off by itself when it still has some battery remaining like
50%, 80%, or more. After tried a few fixes, now my iPhone stops
turning off with battery left. I notice that there are so many iPhone users
suffer the same unexpected shutdown issue. So, in today’s video, I’m gonna show you
how to fix that iPhone turns off with battery life remaining. Let’s start.
Alright, in my case, my iPhone is randomly shutting down while watching a video and I
saw that it had 73% battery left before it shut off.
I guess maybe the software has crashed and displays the wrong battery percentage.
So, the first step I take is to charge the phone into power and then force it to restart.
This step is simple: press the Volume up button, Volume down button, then keep holding the
Side button. You can do the same to force restart your
iPhone 8, X, or above. When the Apple logo shows up, release the
button and it won’t turn itself off this time.
If you have an iPhone 7 or 7 Plus turning off when it’s fully charged,
hold down both the Volume down button and the Side button until the Apple logo appears.
If you have an iPhone 6s or below, hold down both the Home button and Side or
Top button to stop the device from turning off automatically.
Take notes that if your iPhone randomly shuts off with battery left in the cold temperature,
move it to a warm place first and then do the forced restart.
Ok, the next step I take is to use a professional tool to repair the misbehaving system.
I’ve searched for a while in Google and the software that really solves the random
shutdown issue on iPhone when its battery indicates enough power is
iOS System Recovery tool. It’s easy, efficient and most importantly,
safe to reveal the root cause of why your phone switches off for no reason and clear
out the errors for good. It also guarantees to fix other system issues
like iPhone turning off and on repeatedly, stuck in boot loop, black screen, and so on.
To get it, go to Appgeeker.com, find iOS System Recovery tool, then download and install the
program on your PC or Mac. Open the software on your computer and in
the starting window, click More tools. Then, go ahead to click iOS System Recovery.
Next, hit the Start button. Now, use a USB cable to attach your iPhone
to the computer. When the phone gets detected, choose Standard
Mode and hit Confirm button. Here, you can see a list of iOS firmware.
Just highlight the latest version and hit Next button to download the firmware.
This may take around 15 minutes to finish, so wait patiently.
OK, now the download is complete. Click the Fix Now button and you're done!
Now, as you can see, my iPhone 11 is no longer shutting itself down and goes back to normal.
If this doesn’t work for you, try restoring your device from DFU mode.
I’ve put the detailed instructions to do that in the description below so check it
out there. If, after that, your phone still keeps shutting
down randomly but it’s saying that it has enough juice,
well, we could come to a conclusion that it probably is not a software problem but rather
a hardware problem. And the best place to look for that should
be the battery.
If you have used your iPhone for years, there’s a good chance that the battery is almost dying,
causing your device to shut down all of a sudden and not to turn back on.
You’d better take it to your nearest Apple Store to do a battery replacement.
If you’ve just used your iPhone for a couple of months and you’ve damaged the phone or
dropped it into water, then the problems may lie with the logic board,
or more specifically, the connection between software and the logic board.
Just bring it to Apple and get it repaired.
Alright, I really hope that this video can do you a favor to fix your iPhone shutting
off with some battery percentage left. Give this video a thumbs up if you enjoyed.
Leave me a comment down below with any other questions,
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