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Today’s video will show you three fixes when your iPhone stuck at Apple logo.
You may see your device freezes on Apple logo during startup, iOS update or a restore.
Jailbreak activity can also cause the phone to be stuck in a boot loop, in which the only
thing you see on the screen is Apple logo. But thankfully, you can force restart iPhone,
use iOS System Recovery tool, or enter recovery mode to get out of the situation,
then the phone will turn on again.
First, force restart your device to fix the stuck Apple logo without a computer.
Your device just turns off then back on without losing data to get out of the boot loop.
The process varies on different iPhone models. If you’re holding iPhone 8, X, XS, XR, the
second-generation SE, 11, 12 or later models, quick-press Volume Up button, Volume Down
button, then keep holding the Side button. The frozen Apple logo will disappear. When
Apple logo reappears, release the button and it’ll reboot.
In iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus, hold down the Side button and Volume Down button simultaneously
until you see the Apple logo. In iPhone 6s or earlier models, press the
Side or Top button and the Home button, and don’t let go until the screen goes black
and Apple logo shows up.
If this doesn’t let your device go past the Apple logo to boot up, try an iOS System
Recovery tool. No matter what cause your iPhone to be stuck
on Apple logo or a constant boot loop, this tool will uproot all the potential errors
and then get them fixed without deleting your valued data.
Better yet, it can also revive your iPad and iPod touch from any system software crashes
like constant reboot loop, touch screen not working,
black screen of death and more.
Now, go to appgeeker.com. Under the Products menu, choose iOS System Recovery.
Then, download the tool on your PC or Mac and install it.
After the installation, launch the tool. From the bottom left of the main screen, select
More tools. In the next screen, click iOS System Recovery
panel. Here, click the Start button to go on.
Plug your iPhone into computer.
Once it successfully detects your iPhone, highlight Standard Mode and click Confirm
button. Now, you’re asked to download an iOS firmware
package to get out of the Apple logo screen. Just select the latest iOS version and press
the Next button to trigger the download process. When the download is complete, click the Fix
button. Your iPhone screen will turn black, and then
displays the Apple logo along with a progress bar.
When it comes to the end, the device will restart and boot up to the lock screen.
The final trick to fix the stuck or flashing Apple logo issue is to
put your iPhone into recovery mode and reinstall the iOS software with iTunes or Finder.
First, open the latest version of iTunes in a PC or a Mac with macOS Mojave 10.14 or earlier.
If you’re using a Mac with macOS Catalina 10.15 or later, run Finder application.
Then, use a USB cable to connect your phone to the computer.
Next, you’ll need to press a combination of buttons on your device to enter recovery
mode. In iPhone 8 or above, press Volume Up button,
the Volume Down button, then keep pressing the Power button. Keep
holding even when you see the Apple logo. Now, release it when the recovery mode screen
appears.
In iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus, keep holding down the Power button and the Volume Down
button at the same time until you see the recovery mode screen.
In iPhone 6s or below, press Side button and Home button together.
Keep holding both buttons even the Apple logo appears again. When it goes into recovery
mode, let go of the buttons.
Keep your iPhone connected and go back to the computer.
Locate and click your device in iTunes or Finder.
You’ll see a dialog box popping up, giving you Update and Restore options.
Choose Update and the software will start downloading and
then installing the latest version of iOS software in your iPhone that’s frozen at
the Apple logo screen.
If, after 15 minutes, your device exits the recovery mode midway through the procedure,
just perform the previous steps once again to get into recovery mode.
If you’re informed that the update fails to get you out of a stuck Apple logo screen,
you’ll need to restore the device. Note that this step will erase all the data
and apps from your device and restore it to its factory settings.
So, make sure that you have a recent backup of the content before proceeding.
Alright, hope this video helps you fix the stuck Apple logo screen in iPhone.
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