Simple Ways to Fix an iPhone Stuck in Restore Mode After iOS 18 Update

If your iphone is stuck in restore mode, it might be due to software update problems. The primary reasons for this are as follows:

• Interrupted Software Updates: An iPhone can get stuck in restore mode if a software update is interrupted.
• Incompatible Software: If you install inappropriate software, your iPhone may get stuck in restore mode.
• Faulty USB Connections: iPhones may get stuck in recovery mode when the USB connection is damaged. It may not be able to connect to a computer.
• Forced Restarts or Disconnects: If you manually or forcibly restart your iPhone, it will get stuck in restore mode. It can corrupt software, leaving the device only able to boot into recovery mode.

If your iPhone becomes stuck in restore mode, it's not a big deal. Some easy steps can help you bring back the life of your device. The following are those simple methods that you can use:

Restart the Device

1. Press and hold down both the Power button and the Volume Down button.
2. Hold down the buttons until the Apple logo appears on the screen.
3. Now, after your iPhone has restarted, it must not be in restore mode.

Exit Restore Mode with iTunes/Finder

1. Connect the iPhone to a computer with a USB cable.
2. Launch iTunes (for Windows) or Finder (for Mac).
3. Your iPhone is now in restore mode and ready to be detected. You can click Restore or Update to attempt to fix the problem.
4. Let it complete and see if now your iPhone works again.

Use Third-Party Software

1. Download and install some software like ReiBoot on your computer.
2. Plug in the iPhone and open the software.
3. Use the on-screen instructions to get out of restore mode.

Be careful with these methods if you do not want to get your iPhone data erased. Back up important info before fixing anything. If one procedure is unsuccessful, try another.

Your device may not be responsive due to issues such as the black screen of death or the iPhone being stuck in recovery mode. You may have to reset it or restore it through iTunes. These techniques are effective, but sometimes they can lead to data loss.

Wondershare Dr.Fone is a great tool to troubleshoot iOS recovery mode issues. Dr.Fone System Repair is a comprehensive solution that addresses 150+ iOS system issues. It includes Apple logo, boot loop, 1110 error, etc., without technical expertise. To fix an iPhone stuck in recovery mode, follow the steps below.

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Step 1: Launch Wondershare Dr.Fone on your computer after downloading it. Navigate to the Toolbox section from the top-left corner of the screen. Then, select ""System Repair"" from the list of options displayed on the home screen.

Step 2: As you connect your "iOS" device using a cable, you will be redirected to a new window where you need to specify the device type. Since you are performing an iOS system repair, choose "iOS" in the window.

Step 3: The window will present a set of options for system repair on your iOS device. Select ""iOS Repair"" to continue with the system repair process.

Step 4: The next window requires you to select the repair mode for your iOS device. Choose ""Standard Repair"" from the two options to keep your data during the process.

Step 5: To proceed, put your iOS device into Recovery Mode. Follow the on-screen instructions to put your iDevice into Recovery Mode. Once done, tap ""Enter Recovery Mode"" to lead next. If not, click the ""Guide"" button to follow the instructions to put an unresponsive or abnormal device into Recovery Mode.

Step 6: Once the device is in Recovery Mode, the platform will detect the respective iOS firmware that can be installed on the device. Click "Download" next to the iOS firmware you wish to install on your problematic device.

Step 7: The device will download the iOS firmware on the platform. Once the download is complete, the firmware is verified by the platform before being made available for updating the iOS device.

Step 8: Continue by clicking "Repair Now" to repair your iOS device.

Step 9: The progress bar on the next screen shows the completion of the process. Wait until the process concludes, and keep the iDevice connected to the computer.

Step 10: The following screen will display the completion of the process. Choose "Done" to conclude the entire repair process and start using your iOS device.

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While Dr.Fone is great for fixing most iOS recovery mode issues, some situations might need extra troubleshooting. Here are a few tips to help you get the most out of Dr.Fone's system repair features:

• Download and Update Errors: If you're experiencing issues downloading or updating Dr.Fone, please ensure you have a stable internet connection. Turn your router off and back on, or download the software using a different browser.
• Choose the Right Device Model: When using System Repair with Dr.Fone, choose the Device Model, Country, and Carrier Information. It helps the software download the correct firmware for your device.
• Advanced Repair for Complex Issues: If Dr.Fone’s standard repair mode does not fix your iOS problems, you can use "Advanced Repair."
• Troubleshooting Android Devices: Dr.Fone will guide you to download valid firmware for the device.
• Contact Support: If Dr.Fone does not fix your device issues, contact Wondershare support. They offer live chat, online forms, and phone support to help solve any technical problems.

If your iPhone is stuck in recovery mode, try rebooting it or use iTunes/Finder for easy fixes. For more challenging issues, Dr.Fone is effective and safe. It ensures your data remains secure. Visit Dr.Fone – System Repair for solutions to resolve your iPhone's recovery mode problem.

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