How To Stop Iphone From Restarting

You just updated your iOS system and think you can enjoy the new version. In fact, you find that your iPhone keeps rebooting. What went wrong? You can't find the reason, so you found this article on Google (or some other way). Congratulations, you can get rid of this annoying trouble right away.

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In this informative article, I will explain the reasons for iPhone keeps rebooting itself, such as version update errors, malware attacks, unstable drivers, or hardware issues. At the same time, I will present you with a detailed solution introduction, you can do it on the iPhone XS / X / 8 / 7 / 5s.

Common Reasons for iPhone Keeps Rebooting

It is necessary to understand the reasons for its occurrence before solving the problem. Is your iPhone in such a state? The iPhone starts up and the screen displays the Apple logo as usual. But, until now, the iPhone is start again until the Apple logo is displayed. Here are some common reasons why iPhone keeps constantly restarting appears:

Update issue: During the iOS system update, the update process was interrupted for various reasons (such as network interruption), which caused problems in the iOS system. Unstable iOS updates can also cause this issue.

Malware: If you jailbreak your iPhone, you can install apps from other sources. However, it's easy to get a security threat on your phone, such as installing malware from unreliable sources.

Unstable driver: When any driver on the iPhone is unstable due to damage to the internal system of the phone, it may also cause the iPhone 6 keeps rebooting.

Hardware issues: When the iPhone encounters a drop or water damage, a hardware component failure (such as a power button failure) can also cause the iPhone to continue to restart.

Sync/Back up iPhone Data

Before making any fixes that may lose data, make sure your iPhone data is backed up. Once the iPhone needs to sacrifice data to fix the problem, this is what you can do before losing data. About the backup method using iCloud and iTunes, Apple's official website gives a detailed introduction.

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Set the Date to December 1st

This method sounds simple and strange, but some people have succeeded in getting rid of the trouble. Try it out:

Settings > General > Date & Time, set the date to December 1.

Yes, the above is all the operations, it is as simple as that.

Clean up Internal Storage

Insufficient internal storage space on the iPhone can also cause this problem to occur. By examining storage space, you can understand how storage is being used and selectively remove unnecessary applications and data to save space.

Check the available storage: Settings > General > Usage, so you can see the remaining free space.

Update – iOS and Software

Update iOS

Generally speaking, if most users have the same iPhone system problem because of the version itself, Apple will release a new iOS version to fix the problem.

You can see if there is an updated version available: Settings > General > Software Update.

If you can't update on the iPhone, you can use iTunes to perform the update.

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Update Application

If the application causes iPhone 7 keeps rebooting, updating to the latest version will solve the problem.

Update them as usual: App Store>Update>Update all/update one by one.

Check Application

The Apple store offers more than 1.5 million apps, but it doesn't mean everyone is perfect. If you have just installed an app and your phone starts to reboot, try uninstalling it and see if the issue is resolved. Or you can check your application like this:

Settings > Privacy > Analysis > Analyze Data (this is the function used to check the application). Scroll through the list to find out which app has an exception. After uninstalling it, your iPhone may get back to normal.

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Use DFU Mode to Solve iPhone Constantly Rebooting

Thoroughly restore the iPhone by DFU mode, erase all your data and settings, and re-download the iOS system to eliminate a lot of unknown iOS issues. Therefore, this is Apple's ultimate solution for various iOS issues.

Restore process can be done with iTunes and by setting the iPhone to DFU mode. Enter DFU mode:

iPhone 6s and below: Press and hold the Home button and the lock button for 8 seconds, then release the lock button.

iPhone 7: Press and hold the side button and the volume down button for 8 seconds at the same time, then release the side button.

iPhone XS / X: Press the volume up button and the volume down button in quick succession, then press the side button and the volume down button simultaneously.

After the restore process is complete, you can get backup information from the backed up iTunes or iCloud.

Make A Conclusion

In the absence of hardware problems, the above methods can help you solve the software to cause the iPhone to continue to restart. If you still haven't solved the problem after using DFU mode for restore, you will need to go to the Apple Store for help.