How to fix an iPhone Stuck in a Boot Loop (Stuck on Apple logo)

In this tutorial I show you how to fix an iPhone stuck in a boot loop also know as stuck on the apple logo. This guide will show you how to fix an iPhone that keeps restarting and is stuck on the apple logo. This is a very common issue and I have a number of methods that will likely solve this problem for you. Make sure you follow along to fix this problem.

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[TheVanred]

pressing so many buttons feels like i am activating a bomb

[souljahbabii]

istg im going back to android. Apple does all of this crap just so you can purchase a new phone.

[jyalexander]

if this happens again in my life, im getting an android

[ByMerch]

Why is this happening to us all in lockdown wtf?

[jemimur]

istg Im so close to switching back to android if my iphone aint working -cries eternally-

[ewanmckerney]

I saw this in my recommended section what a life saver had this problem for months but today it wouldn’t get out the cycle ... cheers

[APHinchen]

Thank you so much!!! I was ready to toss my phone But your video was a lifesaver. It definitely works The reason it happened storage full . I got the notification and did not delete any files Next day phone shuts down. But thanks to your video, I was able to update and get my phone working again without losing any data. Thank you again!! New subscriber for sure

[BarnabasConnection]

Thank you for creating this video. Your first step worked for me. I followed your instructions for step 1 and did it 3 times. The last time, the apple logo stayed on and after 5 or 6 minutes, the phone came up with the numerical pin sign on screen. I entered my pin numbers and the phone began to work. Shortly after that, I received a phone call and the call completed. Your instructions were easy to follow and Step 1 worked for me.

[dynosfx]

Let’s all take a second to thank apple for giving us this problem during lockdown when half of us don’t have a pc or a laptop and can not fix this problem

[davidblet]

Thank you for making this video. The second option was what worked for me. I have an iPhone XR, 128GB model. It has been short on memory most of the year, which stopped me from updating the OS and being able to back up my phone to my Mac (my last back up was in October of 2019 [which is on me as my phone had bricked itself once already in February of 2020, phone was bought in August 2019]). I have been able to deal with the memory issue by constantly deleting stuff from my phone (old texts, old pics and old pics in old texts). On Tuesday of last week my phone was not displaying the names of apps, was running really slow, typical out of memory things. I thought restarting the phone would help, it didn't. Restarting put me in the boot loop. I tried the first method, forced reboot, until the battery was dead (more times than I could count). That didn't work. I let the battery drain fully, even to the point where the "plug back into power" screen wouldn't pop up any more. I let it sit for 2 days, powered it up on Friday, hoping that would clear the loop boot. It did not. Thats when I decided to go to option #2. I was scared to loose all my data, so I tried to make the first option work best I could. I didn't have faith it would work due to only having 0.3GB of storage left when I had last been able to check. It took about 15-20 minutes for the update to download to my computer and on to my phone. Then another 20-30 minutes for my phone to rebuild my photo library and all other data on my phone. My phone was back to normal, with an additional 5.96GB of free space. My guess is that my phone had automatically downloaded some updates that I declined to install, leaving them on my phone along with the OS it was currently using. Currently I am looking for an external hard drive so I can avoid the anxiety that comes with not having your phone currently backed up.

Hopefully my comment will help someone that is in a similar situation as I was. I found it comforting and helpful to read the comments and find someone with a similar set of events/circumstances to mirror the actions they took. Best piece of advice would be to keep a positive outlook and try the less destructive options first. Also REGULARLY BACK UP YOUR PHONES!!! It really takes a large part of the anxiety out of the equation and allows you the freedom to jump directly to option #3, gets you back up and running to normal in the quickest time frame possible. I will say it was nice living circa 1999 for 3-4 days, once I accepted the fact I might loose all my pictures from the previous 2 years.

[davidgodoy]

Hello, after seven years of having an iPhone 5S, I finally upgraded devices to an iPhone 12 Pro. Upon attempting to copy my old phone to my new one through iTunes, I must have done something wrong because all of a sudden it was stuck on endless reboot. I was so overwhelmed and sad, already planning to make an appointment at the Apple Genius Bar. Since, I have not had a new phone for so long, many software features are entirely new for me, as well as this whole process of copying an older phone to a newer one. Then, I stumbled upon your video and tried all three of your methods, until finally the last one of restoring my phone worked. I do not have enough words to thank you! You do not know how relieved I feel now. Thank you an infinite amount of times for making this video!!!

[BaoWeezyNguyen]

Brilliant! I've been sitting here with the "Volume up/down hold power" nonsense for hours... Now we're getting somewhere. Thx!

[terencelee]

Thanks for making this video. I had a phone with full memory that went into boot loop when I was charging it. I did option #1 a few times before moving on to option #2. I did option #2 a few times, and went to the Apple Support centre for help. They repeated option #2 and was about to give up when suddenly, the Enter Passcode screen appeared. I still don't know what happened but thankfully, my phone is back to normal. Some pics and videos in Photos were not restored into the phone but I can still access them in iCloud.

[maryroseannguillermo]

I almost got a heart attacked! You're a life saver and I was totally panicking. I just got my new XS and then it happened while restoring the files from my old iphone. I am so glad I found this video! The first 2 methods didn't work for me but the last one did! Thank you so much!

[Ppam]

Thank you for this video. It is the only one that has solved the issue for me. I looked at so many but yours guided me through the whole process until my phone, which was on a boot loop, was up and running again after two days. Excellent delivery. You spoke slowly, clearly and gave all the right screen shots to help. Highly recommended.

[nextnade]

I had to go through all of the stages! thank you for making this video, literally bought my iPhone 11 and it happened 3 days after i got it

[jakemcgrady]

LET'S GO. Method 2 worked for me and I didn't have to restore and wipe my phone. Life saver.

[mishealpearl]

This is very informative video. I applied second method and it worked, I didn’t even loose my data though data was not backup anywhere. Thanks A lot for sharing this video . I

[mrtakooo]

Here's what worked for me 1. Remove sim card 2. Do the hard reset 3. Put back sim card as soon as the hard reset begins. It took me like 5 times with the hard reset until I did all three steps and it worked. Not sure if it was the hard reset or removing the Sim Card. But there is hope.

[zefanyaalbrenasembiring]

The 3rd method finally worked to bring back my iphone 11pro out of the apple logo stuck!!!! i had to try several ways of method from reiboot to imyfone, but this OG itunes way is the only one that worked. thanks man. God bless you