Only those who have seen their iPhone crash, get stuck on the screen with the Apple logo or even enter an infinite loop (boot loop), you know how annoying it is to have to look for a solution to the problem on the internet or to have to stop everything to go to a technical assistance.
If you have already faced or are facing such a situation, know that it is no longer necessary to go through all this trouble to fix your cell phone. Now, you can solve the vast majority of these problems directly from your home and with just a few clicks using the application. iOS System Recoveryyes FoneGeek.
Available for both Macs and Windows computers, iOS System Recovery allows you to fix device, screen, various iOS modes (like Guided Access mode for example), iTunes and other bugs caused by updates without needing to jailbreak and without running the risk of losing your data (as long as it is not necessary to restore the device completely).
The app, it’s worth noting, also helps you downgrade your device’s software — something that’s especially useful if you’re testing a beta version of iOS and want to go back to a previous one, for example. Besides iPhone system, iOS System Recovery can also fix iPadOS and tvOS issues.
To do so, simply connect the device you want to fix to your computer using a cable and launch iOS System Recovery. The service has a super simple and intuitive interface that helps to understand the problem and identify which solution is the most suitable for it: recovery mode standard or the advanced.
The first manages to solve more than 20 problems (including those mentioned above) without erasing any data from your device and very quickly. If the problem persists, you can try the advanced mode which, despite erasing your data, solves a greater number of problems and completely restores your iPhone.
After connecting your iDevice and choose the desired recovery mode, you need to put the device in DFU mode — something that the app itself teaches you how to do. If you, like me, are using iOS System Recovery from a Windows PC, remember to download iTunes before starting the process, otherwise it will not identify your device.
It is worth noting that if you have a Mac, you can use the app to put your iPhone in and out of recovery mode with just one click. it’s free — something that is usually a bit confusing for inexperienced users.
After you choose recovery mode and put your iPhone in DFU, the app downloads the latest firmware available for your device and starts the recovery process. It is worth noting that the software will remove any jailbreak if you have one installed.
O iOS System Recovery it is compatible with all iPhones released since 6/6 Plus and with all versions of iOS/iPadOS since 7. All generations of iPad and iPod touch also work with the app.
On Mac, the software is available from $40 monthly, $60 a year or for a one-time purchase of US$90. On Windows PCs, it is available via $24 monthly, $34 per year or for a one-time purchase of US$46.
Pretty easy, no? ????
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