By Selena KomezUpdated on May 07, 2019
“When I try to power on my iPhone 7 it stuck on Apple logo after iOS 12 update, I am not sure how to fix this phone system to normal. Any good ways to fix this issue without losing my data stored on the phone? I haven’t backed up my phone recently. Thanks anyways.”
We have great news coming our way this year from Apple in the form of a brand new iOS at WWDC 2018, the upcoming iOS 12. Yes, it is a much-needed upgrade as iOS 11 has been cursed with various new functions and bugs. The new update for iPhone and iPad does include some significant additions, changes, and improvements including Screen Time, Memoji, Group FaceTime, etc,. However, sometimes it is not easy to download and install iOS 12 Beta on our iOS device. Not everyone can do it successfully and a lot of users have experienced problems after the update. The most common issue being iOS 12 Beta stuck on Apple logo or frozen Apple logo after an update.
Here we collect some tips to fix iPhone system to normal in manual ways:
1.Force restart – The most basic solution is to try to force restart your iPhone. This is a very basic and free option, but it simply will not work in most cases. You can always try this first, but do not be surprised if it does not work.
2.Restore in Recovery Mode – While this method does erase all of the data on your phone, you can use your previous backups to restore everything very easily.
3.Do a full DFU restore – This is the most serious type of iPhone restoration, and so a default firmware update should only be used with caution, and after you have tried all other options.
4.A “no data loss” solution – Please note that all the above tips may lead to data loss during the iOS system repair process. Using iOS System Recovery is the fastest and most efficient way to fix an iPhone that is stuck on the Apple logo after iOS 12 update, and you don’t have to risk losing any data.
U.Fone iOS Toolkit – iOS System Recovery is exactly what you want, using this program can meet your needs perfectly. With iOS System Recovery running on Windows or Mac computer, you can fix iPhone stuck on Apple logo after iOS 12 update without data loss. Besides to stuck on Apple logo, this program enable to restore iPhone system to normal under any abnormal cases, like stuck in the Recovery Mode, stuck on black screen, stuck at connect to iTunes screen, etc,. It works for all models of iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, supports iPhone X, iPhone 8(Plus), iPhone 7(Plus), iPhone 6S(Plus), iPhone SE and compatible with all iOS system including iOS 12 and lower.
Step 1.Run Program and Connect iPhone
To start with, install and run iOS System Recovery on the computer. Connect your iPhone which stuck on Apple logo to the computer with a USB cable.
Step 2.Select Repair Mode
Select the “iOS System Recovery” option under the “More tools” selection in the home page of program. You will see some notes displayed in the window. If you have no problem with all the notes here, click “Start” button.
Notes:
A.Your iPhone will be updated to the latest version.
B.The Unlocked network will be re-locked.
C.If it is a jailbroken iPhone,it will be updated to a none jail-broken phone.
Step 3. Download Firmware for iPhone
The program will detect your phone model and the iOS version. If it fails to do that, you can manually select them for your device. Then click the “Repair” button.
Now the program will begin to download the firmware for restoring iPhone system.
Step 4. Fix iPhone Stuck on Apple Logo
The program will start to repair the phone system to normal. Wait for a few minutes. Your iPhone should turn on and get out of Apple logo screen.
Done. You can check your device if it return to normal state.
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