Sure you have met the problem that your iPhone won’t turn on for a time or two.
No worry, I’m going to show you some different ways to fix this issue in different iPhone
models.
Before we begin, you need to do some pre-check.
Make sure your iPhone have enough power, plug your USB cable in, then charge it for about
20 minutes.
Make sure your iPhone screen or the hardware inside is not broken, or it might already
turn on, but we can’t see it shows up on the screen.
Then we are ready to go.
Method One: Force Restart To Force Restart, for iPhone 6s and Older
Models.
Press and hold both the power button and home button at the same time.
Wait until the apple logo appears, then you are complete the force restart.
For iPhone 7 or 7 Plus Models Press and hold both the volume down and power
button at the same time, Wait until the apple logo appears, then you are complete the force
restart.
For iPhone 8 and later Models Press Volume Up and quickly press Volume Down
then press and hold the power button.
Wait until the apple logo appears, then you are complete the force restart.
If this not working, you can follow the next method.
Method Two: Repair with iTunes (Recovery Mode and DFU Mode)
To enter Recovery Mode, You need to connect your iPhone to PC or Mac, then open iTunes,
and make sure it is the latest version.
For iPhone 6s and Older Models.
Press and hold both the power button and home button at the same time.
Don’t release even you see the Apple logo, Wait until the support interface shows up,
then you are in Recovery Mode.
For iPhone 7 or 7 Plus Models Press and hold both the volume down and power
button at the same time.
Don’t release even you see the Apple logo, Wait until the support interface shows up,
then you are in Recovery Mode.
For iPhone 8 and later Models Press Volume Up and quickly press Volume Down
then press and hold the power button.
Don’t release even you see the Apple logo, Wait until the support interface shows up,
then you are in Recovery Mode.
Then you should see iTunes pop up a window that tells you “There is a problem with
the iPhone that requires it to be updated or restored.”
Click Update, then it will start download, when it finished download it will start the
process, wait for the process over, then you can check if the problem is solved or not.
If Recovery Mode is not working, you can consider DFU Mode.
But do remember backup first, because this will loss all your data.
To enter DFU Mode, you also need to connect your iPhone to PC or Mac, then open iTunes.
For iPhone 6s and Older Models.
Press and hold both the Power and Home button, After 5 to 10 seconds, release Power button
but continue holding the Home button for about 5 seconds.
If you successfully enter DFU Mode, your iPhone should stay black screen.
For iPhone 7 or 7 Plus Models Press and hold both the Volume Down and Power
button.
After 5 to 10 seconds, release the Power button but continue holding the Volume Down button
for about 5 seconds.
If you successfully enter DFU Mode, your iPhone should stay black screen.
For iPhone 8 and later Models Press Volume Up and quickly press Volume Down
then press and hold the power button.
Keep holding for about 5 seconds.
Then hold both the power button and Volume Down button together for about 5 seconds.
Then release Power button but continue holding the Volume Down button for about 5 seconds.
If you successfully enter DFU Mode, your iPhone should stay black screen, and iTunes will
pop up a window that tells you “iTunes has detected an iPhone in recovery mode.
You must restore this iPhone before it can be used with iTunes”
Click OK, Click Restore iPhone.
Click Restore and Update.
Then it will start download, when it finished download it will start the process, wait for
the process over, then you can check if the problem is solved or not.
If you think the above method is too much trouble for you.
You can follow the next method, it is completely off manual operation.
Method Three: ReiBoot Connect your iPhone to PC or Mac, open ReiBoot.
Click Start, click Standard Repair.
Click Download, it will download the firmware that needed, wait for a while.
When the download is finished, click Start Standard Repair.
It will begin to solve the problem even some potential issues that you don’t know.
Just wait for it completed.
Then your iPhone should be turn on again!
It is very convenient to use!!
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