Some students will choose to buy iPhone with small memory because of lack of funds, which can indeed save a sum of money. But after using for a long time, you will find that the memory is far from enough. When you slide your phone, you will often receive a prompt to clear the space. If you turn off your phone at this time, it may never work again.
We often see users Posting this kind of question on Apple’s official design. Let Fengke team remind you today.
Try cleaning your phone’s memory first by deleting photos, videos, apps, or caches. If you’re still running out of space after all this, you can use a tool to do a deep cleanup of your iPhone.
If it’s not a memory problem, it’s probably a software problem. The solutions generally include:
- Force a restart of the iPhone
The mandatory boot method for iPhone8 and above is as follows:
Press volume + and release
Press volume again – then release
Just press the power off button again
The way to force the iPhone7 and iPhone7 Plus to start up is to long press the volume – and off button.
The common way to force the iPhone to start up before the iPhone7 is to hold down the home button and the power button at the same time.
- Professional tool repair
If the iPhone still doesn’t boot up or is stuck on Apple’s standard black/white screen, or if it restarts in a circular fashion, you can fix it with a third-party tool.
Step 1. Install FoneGeek iOS System Recovery on your computer and start it. You can see two repair modes. Select ‘Standard Mode’ and connect your Apple device to your computer.
Note: When fixing system problems in standard mode, data will not be lost.
Step 2. After connecting, the software will prompt you to put the device into DFU or Recovery mode and begin repairing. You just follow the instructions on the screen.
Step 3. When the device is successfully put into recovery mode or DFU mode, the software detects the firmware matching the device. Select the firmware package that best matches and click ‘Download’.
Step 4. After downloading the firmware package, click “Start Repair” to verify the firmware and the program will automatically start repairing the Apple device.
