iPhone force boot can t turn on the phone, how to solve it?

First, the reason for the crash is that the machine cannot be turned on.

1.The mobile phone can't be turned on, it is divided into many kinds, if there is a crash failure.

2.Then there's no need to make a fuss, just press and hold the "Power Button" and "Home Button" above your phone at the same time.

3.If you press and hold at the same time and it doesn't turn on, remember not to let go, the press and hold time is about 10 seconds, and it will generally turn on.

2. Reasons for jailbreak.

1.Many users have reported that after the jailbreak of the mobile phone, the mobile phone begins to turn on.

2.If you find that your phone can't turn on after jailbreaking, or after upgrading the system, you just need to connect to iTunes and fix it.

3.Or you can use other mobile assistant software to fix it.

3. Hardware failure.

1.The Apple phone can't be turned on, check if there is a problem with the switch button of the phone, or if there is a hardware problem in the phone.

2.Contact after-sales for consultation and repair.

Press and hold the Home button and the shutdown button for 10 seconds, release the power on and off button, continue to press and hold the Home button until you see the device in the DFU state recognized on the computer, after the computer prompts, release the Home button, select the recovery option button on iTunes, and click Confirm Recovery in the pop-up selection box3Next, iTunes will pop up a page prompting that everything will be erased, and it will also verify the recovery with the Apple server, when the verification and extraction of files are completed, iTunes will automatically reinstall the best firmware version for the iPhone, and wait for the installation to be successful, and reactivate the iPhone to supplement.

If it is a system problem, it can be solved by the following methods; 1.The latest version of iTunes on the computer, otherwise it may cause an unknown error when reinstalling iTunes, turn off the iPhone, press and hold the Home button and the shutdown button for 10 seconds at the same time, release the power off button, continue to press and hold the Home button until you see the device in the DFU state recognized on the computer, after the computer prompts, release the Home button, select the recovery option button on iTunes, and click Confirm Recovery in the pop-up selection box3Next, iTunes will pop up a page prompting that everything will be erased, and it will also verify the recovery with the Apple server, when the verification and extraction of files are completed, iTunes will automatically reinstall the best firmware version for the iPhone, and wait for the installation to be successful, and reactivate the iPhone to supplement. If it can't be solved, it is a hardware problem with the mobile phone, go to the mobile phone store or after-sales inspection and repair.

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If your iPhone is not with you and you need to force it on remotely, you can achieve it by the following methods:1Restart your iPhone remotely via Find My App:

If you have the Find My app turned on (under Settings - iCloud), you can restart it remotely by accessing iCloud** (access to the Find My app) on another iOS device (e.g. iPad) or on the Kidney. The steps are as follows:- Open the Find My app or iCloud** and sign in to your Apple ID; - Find the iPhone that needs to be restarted in the device list; - Select the iPhone device and tap on "Lost Mode"; Select "Restart" and you'll be asked to confirm and send a command to your iPhone to restart.

2.If you have turned on Home Sharing, you can use your iPhone's family members (such as parents, siblings, spouses, etc.) to help you complete the "Find My" - "Request Remote Start". Either way, the feature for remote restart needs to have enough power and network connection to take effect, otherwise it may not start.

In addition, remote boot will cause the macro to restart, and the currently unsaved data and processes will be lost.