How to Fix iPhone 7/7 Plus Stuck on Apple Logo?

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Everybody love the Apple logo. But not when it is all I see on recently rebooted iPhone screen. It just won’t go. You can try resetting your iPhone or even connecting to iTunes. Nothing works. If your iPhone 7 Plus or iPhone 7 stuck on Apple logo – there is a simple solution to this very common problem. There are various articles on this topic but most are inaccurate and not complete.
As an Apple tech and thus deal with hundreds of iPhones every day. iPhones get stuck on the Apple logo for a number of reasons. And if you know this reason, it will help you in avoiding it from happening again. Let us find out what the iPhone is rea….

What to Expect After iPhone is Activated?

Just like any computer, an iPhone has to turn on its processor, check its memory and set up a number of its internal components at the time of booting. Now the iPhone is ready to do its more complex tasks like checking your mail or use the calculator. These processes are being done in the background while all you see is the beloved Apple logo. A problem occurs during the startup processes and causes the phone to go dead leaving the Apple logo.

Why Your iPhone 7 Plus or iPhone 7 Stuck on Apple Logo?

Now that we know what goes on during the time you see the Apple logo we can assess that something happened during the startup process. The question is what can go wrong at that time. Let’s find out what are the possible reasons:

• Restoration, updates, and transfer of data from the PC to the phone with having access to core functionality. Hence, during the transfer process, faulty ports or malfunctioning cables might corrupt the software. This can result in iPhone stuck on Apple logo.
• High alert is associated with jailbreaking. The process demands a total restore. Moreover, as the name suggests, the purpose of jailbreaking is to take apps out of restrictions. In other words, the process helps circumvent the safeguards put up by Apple. These apps then have direct access to the iPhone’s core functionality. Apple iPhone logo can be stuck, as a result.

Solution to the iPhone 7 Stuck On Apple Logo Issue

You will often be asked to either hard reset or do DFU restore to resolve this issue. Most of the time, it might not solve the problem.

1. Hard Reboot your iPhone 7 or 7 Plus

99% of the time the hard reset does not work. But then there is that 1% chance to consider. Hence you can definitely try. For iPhone 7 and later models, you will need to press the Power button along with the Volume down button.

2. Data Transfer, Restore and iOS Update Issues

While transferring data from your PC to your iPhone, other software on the computer might intervene and cause a complication.
For example, your iPhone usually reboots after you update the software. However, to a computer you might have plugged and unplugged your device. During this process, the antivirus software suspends the data transfer in order to scan the phone. iTunes stops the update. The iPhone is half-updated and of no use. At times, your iPhone goes into Recovery mode and shows the message, “Connect to iTunes”. Other times, the iPhone gets stuck on the Apple logo.

3. Check If There’s An Issue With USB Port or Cable

Defective USB cables and ports on PC’s and Macs can be the cause for your problem. Try using a different cable and connect with a different USB port to check. You can try using a friend’s computer to try to restore your iPhone.

4. Put your iPhone In DFU Mode

For those unaware, DFU means Default Firmware Update. Restoring your iPhone in this manner is the deepest kind. The reason being that the DFU restore not only reloads the iPhone’s software but also its firmware. Firmware is the programming that controls the workings of the hardware.

5. A Few Words about Hardware Problem

As mentioned earlier, your iPhone is checking up on all of its hardware components during the startup process. If there is a hardware malfunction your iPhone will get stuck. This usually happens if your iPhone is water-damaged. In such cases, you will have to fix the component before you can restore your iPhone.