iPhone X users are facing issue that the
phone stuck in restarting loop and won’t turn on. It’s like every 3 minutes the
iPhone X keeps restarting after updating it to IOS 11.3. The iPhone X restart
is unexpected and once it starts it will never end until the phone runs out of
battery.
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The iphone X restart is unexpected and
happens to occur anytime like some reason when you will connect to WiFi the
phone restarts every 3-5 minutes but when it’s on LTE it works fine. Even when
users tried to connect the iPhone to iTunes it is not working in some cases.
While in the boot Loop and phone will not recognize by iTunes.
How to fix iPhone X stuck in rebooting loop and won’t turn up
Fix 1: Remove SIM card
For many iPhone X user the boot loop
stopped once after they removed the SIM from the phone. Immediately after
removing the SIM from iPhone the phone came up normally.
Fix 2: Use Find my iPhone to restore
You can always use Find my iPhone app
from your PC or other iPhone to restore your iPhone to iOS 11.version.
Fix 3: Restore by DFU mode
a) Settings --> General --> Reset
--> Reset all Settings
b) back up the phone fully in iTunes
• put the phone in DFU mode
• restore iOS 11.2.2 again
• do not restore from the iTunes backup
afterward yet
• set up as a new phone
• restore from the iTunes backup you just
made
• do a Settings --> General -->
Reset --> reset all settings again
Fix 4: Update your iPhone X quickly in between the infinite loop
You have option to load your settings and
update your iPhone X iOS new version, and it begin update, it will start your
update process. Your bootloop may interupt
you, so you might have to try again and again. However the update will start downloading and
preparing for install, After preparation, you will need to be fast. Because the
acceptance and passcode requirement before installation, your bootloop will
kick you out and you have to try again and beat the 20 second loop.
Fix 5: Check for hardware fault
Check if any issue in modem firmware.
Check the make of the phone by dial *#06#.If IMEI shows there may the hardware
issue. If so please take your iPhone replacement to Apple store.
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