

It has been about 6 hours since and the phone seems fine.

#Apple restore screen update
Hallelujah! After that I downloaded my last iCloud update which was only about a week old. Figured nothing to lose at this point.Īnd that did it! It came back up as a new phone ready for set up again. I got the warning that it would uninstall iOS and reinstall but proceeded anyway.

I got the phone back to the recovery screen and plugged into iTunes again but this time chose Restore instead of Update. If your iPad is disabled, or you have forgotten your iPad passcode, you’ll need to follow this process: If you’ve forgotten the passcode on your iPad, or your iPad is disabled Apple Support.
#Apple restore screen free
If you need more assistance, feel free to connect with us in the comment section below. The precise nature of your problem is unclear, as a restore screen may appear in various circumstances. On a Mac with macOS Mojave or earlier, or on a PC, open iTunes. On a Mac with macOS Catalina, open the Finder. (I had also “chatted” with a Verizon agent who recommended taking it back to the store and getting a replacement.) Got up this morning with the intention of heading to the Verizon store, but decided to try one more thing. However, if it’s a hardware issue and you are still facing the dreaded Restore screen, it’s time to contact Apple Support. If you see the Apple logo or a red or blue screen during startup, try these steps: Connect your iPod touch to a computer. I had worn myself out and had to give up and go to bed. (That’s what the Apple support instructions said) That did not work, and I was back to the Apple logo, black screen, back and forth again. After seeing some instructions I went to the recovery screen, and then connected to iTunes again and chose “Update”. It kept repeating this for 30 minutes or more. For now, you can skip the steps for Apple ID, Touch ID or Face ID, and passcode. If you already tapped Restore from iCloud Backup, tap Back to return to the Set Up screen. If your issue persiststhe iPhone is dead, the display is unresponsive and frozen after following all of the steps above, you may have no resolution but to set up an appointment with Genius and take it to Apple Store. From the Apps & Data screen on your device, tap Don't Transfer Apps & Data instead of Restore from iCloud Backup. Then the Apple logo would come up again for a minute, then go away again. Click OK to close the prompt, and hit Restore iPhone to restore the phone. Thank you Axel! I did do that last night and after the Apple logo came up, it would stay a minute and then go away (black screen).
