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Talha Suleman
Tuesday 25 March 2014
:
Talha Suleman
Tuesday 25 March 2014
When the iPhone crashes, locks up in a way that prevents it from being turned off, or just isn't working as it should (you'd be surprised at how many problems or strange behaviors can be solved by a simple reset) you need to reset the iPhone. Here's how:
When you see this screen, the iPhone is rebooting - Begin by holding the sleep/wake button at the top right of the device and the Home button at the bottom center of the face at the same time.
- Hold them both until you see the screen go black. In some cases, you may need to keep holding them even after the red power-off slider appears. If it appears, just keep holding it.
- Wait until the silver Apple logo appears.
- When this happens, you can let go - the iPhone is rebooting.
An iPhone reset or reboot should not normally remove or delete any data or settings. However, the term reset is also sometimes used to mean deleting all content from the iPhone in order to start over fresh with it and/or restoring from a backup. If you read instructions that mention reseting the iPhone, make sure you know which kind of reset you'll be performing and plan (and perhaps back up!) accordingly
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