#PUTTING IPHONE IN RECOVERY MODE PC#

Connect your iPhone to your Mac or PC via USB cable.

However, if you’re still experiencing any problems, like an error, try doing the following: Any issues you had with your iPhone should be fixed at this point. You’ll also be asked if you want to enable automatic system updates, set up Siri and screen time, and other features.

Restore your apps and data from the iCloud backup or from your Mac or PC.

Connect your device to a Wi-Fi network, cellular network, or iTunes.

Press and hold the Side button until the Apple logo pops up.

No matter which option you have chosen, the final step is to set up your device. If iTunes was already opened, make sure to close it, and then open it again when the two devices are linked. It’s very important to open iTunes after you connect your iPhone to your computer. The process of restarting your iPhone in Recovery Mode is the same for iPhone X, 11, 12, and 13.

Hold the side button until the phone is turned off.

You’ll know that the update failed if your iPhone exits the Recovery Mode display after more than 15 minutes of updating. If you tried to update your iPhone’s software, but it didn’t work, you will be prompted to restore your iPhone. This is why it’s important to back up your device to your iCloud account.

On the other hand, if you click on Restore iPhone or Restore, all your data will be erased.

#PUTTING IPHONE IN RECOVERY MODE SOFTWARE#

If all goes well, you’ll need to give your computer some time to download the software and make all the necessary changes.

If you click on the Check for Update or Update button, this will update your software, and all your settings, content, and data will be preserved.

On Windows, choose Check for Update or Restore iPhone on the pop-up window, Update or Restore on Mac.

This indicates that your iPhone is now in Recovery Mode.

Wait for a laptop icon to show up on the display.

Press and hold the Side key on the right side.Press the Volume Down key on the left side of your phone.Press the Volume Up key on the left side of your phone.Windows users also only need to launch iTunes. If you’re using an older macOS version, like macOS Mojave or earlier versions, you can go straight to iTunes. Note: If you’re using a newer version of macOS, like macOS Catalina, you need to open Finder. Launch Finder or iTunes on your computer.Connect your iPhone to your computer via a USB cable.Release both buttons when you see the Recovery Mode screen.Since iPhone X, 11, 12, and 13 don’t come with a home button at the bottom of the screen, you will only be using the side volume buttons to enable recovery mode.Keep holding the buttons even once you see the Apple logo.Press and hold the Home and Side (or Top) buttons, as mentioned above.

#PUTTING IPHONE IN RECOVERY MODE HOW TO#

How to Put the iPhone 6s and Older Into Recovery Mode

Release the buttons once you see the Apple logo.

For the iPhone 5s and earlier, the Top button is on top of the device, as you'd expect.

On the iPhone 6 and later, the Side button is on the right side.

Press and hold both the Home and Side (or Top) buttons.

How to Force Restart the iPhone 6s and Older

#PUTTING IPHONE IN RECOVERY MODE PLUS#

This includes the Plus models, first-generation iPhone SE, and sixth-generation iPod touch and earlier. The following steps work for that device, as well as all iPhones that came before it. The iPhone 6s, released in 2015, was Apple's last iPhone with a mechanical home button. Release both buttons when you see the Recovery Mode screen, then proceed through the steps (explained below).Keep holding the buttons, even once you see the Apple logo.Press and hold the Side button ( Top button on the iPod touch) and Volume Down buttons at the same time.You may need to close and re-open iTunes if it was already running. On a Mac running macOS Catalina or newer, open Finder. On a Windows PC or Mac running macOS Mojave or earlier, launch iTunes.How to Put the iPhone 7 or 7 Plus Into Recovery Mode Continue holding the buttons until you see the Apple logo, then let go.Press and hold the Side button (or Top button on the iPod touch) and Volume Down buttons at the same time.How to Force Restart the iPhone 7 or 7 Plus This is currently the final iPod touch model that Apple released. These steps also work to force restart the seventh-generation iPod touch, which released in 2019. This required Apple to change the force restart and recovery mode shortcuts for the first time since the iPhone launched in 2007. The iPhone 7/7 Plus was the first iPhone model to lack a mechanical Home button, meaning that the Home button doesn't function when the phone is turned off.

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