Hey guys! Via here from Appgeeker. I’ll bring you a video guide on what to
do when your iPhone 11, 11 Pro, or 11 Pro Max won’t turn on.
Alright, let’s make it clear that why your iPhone can’t turn on at all with a black
screen.
First, the crashed software is one common reason.
If your device suddenly turns off and then won’t turn back on, it’s most likely that
the battery is completely dead and needs to be charged.
In other times, when you’ve charged the phone for hours but nothing gonna come up
or when the screen is black but the phone is still on and can get phone calls, receive
notification and do vibration, the display itself may be not working or broken.
Next, we will show you several fixes on iPhone 11 not turning on issue.
Again, in most cases, the crashed software can cause your device to get stuck on black
screen, but the phone is still on and running. So, your initial troubleshooting step is to
force your iPhone 11 to restart. This step will clear out the crashed software
and refresh the operating system to turn on iPhone 11 quickly without losing any data.
Grab your iPhone 11, 11 Pro, or 11 Pro Max, Quick press the Volume Up and Volume Down
button And then keep holding the Side button
When the Apple logo shows up on the screen, release the button and let the phone boot
up Take note that if the software is completely
crashed, it may take 15 to 30 seconds for Apple logo to appear.
If you still see nothing on the iPhone but black screen after the forced restart,
run iOS System Recovery troubleshooter to sort out other software system issues and
get your iPhone to turn on again. The software is also a quick remedy when your
device won’t turn on after the update or gets stuck during startup.
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!
Next, let’s exclude the possibility of a dead battery.
Plug your phone into a charger and let it charge for at least 30 minutes.
Normally, the screen will come on with charging screen and it will power itself on.
If not, force it to turn on by pressing the Volume Up, Volume Down then the Side button.
However, some users say that iPhone isn’t turning on even after being charged overnight.
This can occur when the phone isn’t charging properly to get enough power to turn on.
Any broken or uncertified charging accessories will potentially stop the phone from charging
and turning on. So, check if the charger, lightning cable,
and USB port are working in a good condition. And if necessary, try a different charger,
USB cable or power source.
Then, use a soft anti-static brush or toothbrush to clean the charging port
and make sure that there is no dust to block the connection between the lightning connector
and the charging cable. Be really careful during the cleaning to avoid
damaging the connector. When all is done, charge your iPhone 11 into
wall power again. Keep the phone plugged in to power and then
do a force restart again. Press the Volume Up, Volume Down then the
Side button. Now, your phone should turn on and boot up
to the Home screen.
If the screen is totally black but you can still hear the sound from your device,
connect the phone to iTunes or Finder. If iTunes or Finder can detect your device
but the screen doesn’t come on, chances are that there’s something wrong with the
display. This can happen if you have ever dropped it
on the floor or let it exposed to water for a long time.
If you live near an Apple Store or Authorized Apple Service Center, just have your iPhone
11 examined there to check the hardware failure.
OK, that concludes the video guide for iPhone 11 isn’t turning on.
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