Hi, here's Yannis again from AppGeeker's channel. Is your iPhone not turning on? Take it easy;
I'm going to explain the reasons why your iPhone won't turn on and how
to get your iPhone up and running again. First, let's take a look at some symptoms
when your iPhone won't turn on. Your iPhone randomly turns off and does not turn back on;
your iPhone stuck on black screen and doesn't respond; the battery is draining out or worn out
that makes your iPhone turns off and does not turn on any more. Perhaps the display is broken
or the Power button isn't working that you fail to power on the phone.
Even worst, your iPhone suffered from water damage and a replacement is needed. So, you see,
the cause of an iPhone that won't turn on can fall into four aspects: software glitches, drained
battery, physical damage, and water damage. The first thing you can do yourself
is force restart your iPhone. Don't worry, this doesn't erase your data but just
refresh iPhone's memory and get rid of any software issue that may cause the iPhone
not to turn on. I'll show you in different phones, but let's start with the iPhone 6s.
Force restart iPhone 6s and other earlier phones, you need to hold down Home button
and Power button at the same time, and after 10 seconds or so, an Apple logo appears on the
screen. Release the buttons and let your iPhone finish the boot process. In iPhone 7 or 7 Plus,
press and hold both Volume Down and Side buttons until Apple logo shows up.
Now, force restart iPhone 8, X, XS, XR, 11, 12 or newer models. Press and release Volume Up button,
press and release Volume Down button,
then press and hold the Side button until you see the Apple logo on the screen.
You wait until it fully boots up. If a force restart didn't fix your
problem, your iPhone may run out of power and need to be charged.
Use the original USB cable and wall adapter to firmly plug your iPhone into the power source.
Leave it charge for at least 30 minutes. After that, whether your iPhone shows the
charging screen or not, repeat step 1 to do a forced restart while it's plugged in.
If your iPhone won't charge, you need to check your USB cable, charging ports, adapter.
Or go to Apple Store to test the battery and if necessary, replace the battery. We have a guide on
fix the charging issue and the link is in the description below.
Well, get back to the point. Your iPhone still doesn't turn on and doesn't respond, right? That
doesn't mean your iPhone is totally broken. It's possible that the software or firmware
becomes crashed. To fix the issue, iOS System Recovery tool is a good solution. (产品页录屏) It
can detect and deal with any kind of iOS system problems and help getting your iPhone to turn on
without requiring a factory reset. It also works if your iPhone stuck on a black screen
or stuck on Restore screen, also called Connect to iTunes screen. The download link is in the
description below. Let's see how it works! So launch it and connect your iPhone to the
computer. Then click More tools, click iOS System Recovery, click Start. Here,
choose Standard More - it's good enough for minor
software problem like No Service or Searching. Click Confirm. Now select
an iOS firmware for your iPhone and download it instantly. Wait for the download to finish,
and once done, click Fix to remedy the issue. It’s all that simple.
With any luck, you should fix iPhone that won't turn on as expected.
If it's not turning on and shows Connect to iTunes screen,
you could also enter recovery mode, then update or restore the iPhone.
Connect your iPhone to computer, launch iTunes or Finder, then put your iPhone into recovery
mode. For iPhone 8 or newer models, press and release Volume Up button, do the same for the
Volume Down button, then press and hold the Side button until you see the recovery mode screen.
Now, in iTunes or Finder, you'll get the option to Update or Restore your iPhone.
Click Update to reinstall the iOS. If you have to choose Restore, make sure you back
up your iPhone in the first place as the process will delete your data completely.
You may also hear about the DFU restore, but most of time, you don't have to do this.
The final step is to determine if the hardware problems are the causes. Check the display,
Power button and internal components. They could be malfunctioning by liquid damage
or physical damage. Contact Apple Support or bring your iPhone to Apple Store for
professional inspection. Make sure to Making an Apple Genius Bar Appointment before you go.
Okay, that's all about why is iPhone not turning on and how to fix the power issue. Hopefully,
your iPhone turns on and is working as normal. If you like this video, please be sure to give
it a thumbs up; let me know which method works for you down below as a comment. And of course,
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