What should I do if the iPhone keeps showing circles

For those who are attentive, you will find that sometimes you will encounter a situation where there will be a circle that is always turning in the top status bar at the top left of your iPhone. In general, the circle is turning to indicate that there is currently an application accessing the network, such as in the App Store

** software when appearing. If we don't use any application software at the moment, and the circle is still being transferred, it means that it should be a problem with the system display. Here's a quick rundown of how to solve this problem.

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When the upper left corner appears to keep going in circles, it doesn't matter if you turn off the wireless or mobile network individually.

It goes around in circles. When the airplane mode is turned on.

, the circle disappears. However, when the airplane mode is turned off, it continues to spin in circles.

Finally, we press the power button again to turn on, and it should be able to solve the problem of turning in circles in the upper left corner.

The Apple mobile phone will keep turning in circles when it enters the software update, and it can't be opened, the reason is the network failure, and the solution is as follows: 1. First try to delete the application that belongs to the current can't**, and at this time, press and hold the application icon on the home screen. This will then take you to home screen mode, where the icon on the screen will jiggle and a small X button will appear in the top left corner of the icon.

2. Then click the small x button in the upper left corner of the current app icon, and then click the "Delete" button to continue. 3. When the deletion is successful, we open the App Store again, find the app that we just can't, and then re-open it. 4. If it is re-**, it still doesn't work, we can also try to turn it off first, then turn it on, and then see if it can be normal**.

The Apple mobile phone will keep turning in circles when it enters the software update, and it can't be opened, the reason is the network failure, and the solution is as follows:

1. Try to delete the app that can't be ** first, and then press and hold the app icon on the home screen. This will then take you to home screen mode, where the icon on the screen will jiggle and a small X button will appear in the top left corner of the icon.

Apple's mobile phone, if you open each software again, if you are spinning in circles, it means that your mobile phone signal is either not there or is not good, and this situation will generally occur in the position of poor signal. This is still normal, most Apple phones have a situation.

This is due to the phenomenon of turning circles caused by the unstable network signal connected to the mobile phone, and you can reconnect to the network and open the software again.

It may be that the network lag is caused by the slow entry into the game, so you can only change the network or use mobile phone data to see if you can change it.

Because the phone's network is not good, it is loading.

The Apple phone crashes and keeps going in circles, and it may be that the phone is flashed, causing the system to fail. You can press and hold the mute button and home button on the phone with your finger at the same time on the iPhone, and it will automatically restart after 5 to 6 seconds to see if it can.

In addition to the above, there are also possibilities:

1. The mobile phone is stuck in a state where an application cannot be closed, so it cannot be shut down, which is similar to the state that the computer happens to have a program running when it is shut down.

2. It may be a battery problem, and the battery may be bulging.

Solution: 1. Try to restart your iPhone, press the power button + volume down button, and continue for 10 seconds until you let go after the little apple appears.

2. Plug in the power, charge the iPhone, and restart it again.

3. Enter DFU mode to refresh the system.

In order for the mobile phone to turn on normally and continuously, the following conditions must be met. First, the power supply IC is working normally; Second, the logic circuit is working normally;

1. The power supply IC is working normally. In order for the power supply IC to work properly, it must have a working voltage, which is generally the battery voltage or the external power supply voltage.

2. The logic circuit is working normally. There is a normal working power supply. After pressing the power button, the power supply IC outputs a stable supply voltage to power the logic circuits, including the CPU, chips, fonts, and scratchpads.

Network issues. The mobile phone is not connected to the Internet.

On your iPhone, press and hold the power off button and home button on your phone with your finger at the same time, hold them for 5 to 6 seconds, and your iPhone will automatically turn off. iPhone is a series of smartphones developed by Apple, which is equipped with the iOS mobile phone operating system developed by Apple. The first iPhone was released by the company's CEO Steve Jobs on January 9, 2007, and officially went on sale on June 29 of the same year.

In 2004, Steve Jobs, Apple's chairman, assembled a team of more than 1,000 in-house employees to develop the iPhone, and began a highly classified project called "Project Purple," including Jonathan Ive, the designer behind the iPhone. At the time, Apple's CEO, Steve Jobs, shifted from tablets with a focus such as the iPad to a mobile phone. Apple secretly partnered with AT&T to create some hardware and software devices—the then Cingular wireless network—AT&T and gave Apple a lot of investment and freedom, spending about $150,000,000 over 30 months.

In exchange, Apple guaranteed that the iPhone in the United States** would be sold exclusively to AT&T for four years. Apple's rejection of the "design committee" approach and refusal to produce the Motorola Rokr E1 was a major factor in the unsuccessful cooperation with Motorola. Instead, Cingular gave Apple the freedom to develop the hardware and software inside the iPhone, and even paid Apple a small percentage of their monthly service revenue (up to the iPhone 3G) in exchange for their exclusivity in the U.S. for four years ending in 2011.

On your iPhone, press and hold the power off button and home button on your phone with your finger at the same time, hold them for 5 to 6 seconds, and your iPhone will automatically turn off.

**Apple without home button: first press the "volume plus key" and quickly release it, then press the "volume down button" and quickly release it, and then press and hold the "power button". At this time, the screen will appear a shutdown slider, ignore it, and continue to press and hold the power button until the whole screen turns black and the Apple logo logo appears, then the forced shutdown can be completed.

Questions. It's a problem that occurs when you hold down two keys at the same time!

If the data has been backed up before, enter the recovery mode and reinstall the system. Most likely a system failure.

Press the volume up button on your device once, and then quickly press the volume down button.

Then press and hold the power off key without letting go.

Press and hold the power off button while connecting your phone to your computer via a data cable.

Until the device screen shows the data cable and the iTunes logo.

Just connect iTunes to recover.