What to do if Apple factory reset white screen after jailbreak

To re-flash the phone, it needs to be clear that the jailbroken iOS device cannot be restored to factory settings through the restore in [Settings], and the result of this operation is "white apple"!

You can flash into the system through third-party assistant software such as iTunes or AISI Assistant for recovery, and the following is an example of how to use AISI Assistant to flash into the iPhone system:

Step 5, click "Flash Now", enter DFU mode according to the pop-up instructions, and then wait for the flashing to complete.

**Latest Firmware Device Connect iTunes Shift-click Update to select the firmware file. Firmware** can be found on Weifeng.com. Pay attention to the correct selection of the corresponding firmware of the device.

The specific operation method of the iPhone to display the white apple is as follows (ID lock is not required for power-on):

<>5.Once connected, press and hold the power button and home button of your phone at the same time with your hand for 10 seconds.

6.Then release the power button, press and hold the home button and wait for iTunes to recognize you.

7.Once the iTunes software on your computer recognizes your phone, the option to "Restore Device" will appear on the software interface.

8.Tap on the "Restore Device" option.

9.Once you tap it, your phone will start restarting.

10.After restarting, the "white apple" problem of the phone is solved.

White Apple refers to the phenomenon that the iOS device has software and hardware failures and is stuck on the boot screen, which generally occurs after jailbreaking, plug-in conflicts or system bugs. From a professional point of view, the white apple is mainly after the iPhone's system boots, and the system interface cannot appear after the system component call fails to be executed.

Summary. After rebooting after jailbreaking, you can do a factory reset in the settings, but this may cause the problem of white apple or infinite reboot. Because the system files may have been changed after jailbreaking, incompatibilities or errors may occur during the factory reset, resulting in the device not booting normally.

If you want to restore your device, back up your data and restore it with iTunes to ensure that your system can be completely wiped and restored.

Apple reboots after jailbreaking, can this situation be directly in the settings to restore the factory settings? Will it lead to white apples?

After rebooting after jailbreaking, you can do a factory reset in the settings, but this may cause the problem of white apple or infinite reboot. Because the system files may have been changed after jailbreaking, incompatibilities or errors may occur during the factory reset, resulting in the device not booting normally. If you want to recover a missing device, back up your data and restore it with iTunes to ensure that the system can be completely wiped and restored.

But I've already restarted, shouldn't it be in a non-jailbreak state?

Whether it is a jailbreak reboot or a non-jailbreak reboot.

Reboot after jailbreak.

The odds of a white apple are not great, if you do this.

Yes, if Apple restarts the jailbreak after jailbreaking, it should go back to the unjailbroken state. However, some jailbreak programs can automatically reinstall and continue working after the phone restarts. Sun You: It depends on how the jailbreak program is operated and installed.

Just say, the odds of a white apple are not great.

The chances of restarting the white apple after the jailbreak of the iPhone are relatively high. This is a pretension because the jailbreak process may modify the system files or introduce incompatible plugins, resulting in system abnormalities.

The odds are high. Good.

One of my previous iPhones was white, so be careful.

There are two ways to do this:

When a white apple appears, press and hold the switch + home button, let go of the black screen, and then press power to turn it on, and then wait for a while, at this time it is still a white apple.

Then press the volume to add and subtract, you can click twice, and then long press the two together, note, it's still a white apple. Then press and hold the power button and the home button at the same time for 7 seconds, release the power button, and keep holding the home button for about 15 seconds, at this time there may be 2 states. One is still a black screen, and the other is the picture of the data cable iTunes.

Reasons for the white screen:

1. Generally, when writing system files, due to the production or installation sequence, conflicts between software and software, and between software and systems; 2. Random deletion or wrong deletion of system files will also cause white apples; 3. Or the anti-installation software causes the loss of system-related files and white apples; 4. The external environment is overheated.

Reasons for the white screen:

1. Generally, when writing system files, due to the production or installation sequence, conflicts between software and software, and between software and systems;

2. Random deletion or wrong deletion of system files will also cause white apples;

3. Or the anti-installation software causes the loss of system-related files and white apples;

4. Overheating of the external environment or severe vibration of the iPhone can sometimes lead to white apples;

5. Non-iTunes installers, especially those written into the system, are most likely to cause ginkgo seeds, and some consequences are irreversible!

How to Recover White Screen Phenomenon:

1. Use the firmware recovery method. This method is prone to losing current information.

Upgrade iPhone with iTunes Recovery;

Restore to an earlier version of the system using tinyumbrella.

2. Manually solve the white screen method.

b. Open this file with a Wordpad, and note that there will be confusion in the format when opening it with Notepad.

d. Press and hold the power and home to forcibly turn off the machine, and then turn it on.

It's no wonder that you can't restore everything after jailbreaking.