对于许多 iPhone 用户来说，当他们的设备卡在Apple(Apple)徽标上时，他们会感到沮丧。想象一下，(Imagine)当你兴奋地查看新的 iOS 更新时，却发现屏幕冻结在Apple徽标上，这让你的兴奋瞬间变成了焦虑时刻。
“iPhone 卡在Apple徽标上”问题是一个相当常见的问题，有时称为“启动循环(boot loop)”。但这里指的是苹果标志和进度条(Apple)超过一个小时(more than an hour)没有移动的情况。它通常发生在软件更新、从备份恢复或越狱 iPhone 期间。
然而，它也可能看似突然发生。此问题并非特定于任何特定 iPhone 型号。无论您使用的是 iPhone 6S、iPhone 7 Plus、iPhone 8，甚至是最新的 iPhone 14 或 iPhone 13，您都可能会遇到此问题。iPad(iPads)、Apple Watch(Apple Watches)和 iPod Touch设备也不能幸免。
1.强制重启你的iPhone
强制重启iPhone是解决这个问题的有效方法。但请记住，并非所有 iPhone 都是一样的，并且调用强制重启的方法因型号而异。让我们来分解一下：
- iPhone 6S、iPhone SE（第 1 代）和早期型号(Earlier Models)：同时按住主屏幕(Home)按钮和唤醒(Wake)按钮。出现恢复模式屏幕，表示重新启动。你现在可以放手了。
- iPhone 7 和 iPhone 7 Plus：这些型号稍微改变了游戏规则。同时
按住音量调低(Down)按钮和电源按钮，直到看到恢复模式屏幕。(Power)
- iPhone 8 及更新型号(Later Models)（包括Face ID）：对于这些更现代的手机，请遵循以下精确顺序；按下并迅速释放音量增大按钮，对音量减小(Down)按钮执行相同操作，然后按住侧面(Side)按钮。一直(Keep)按住直到出现恢复模式屏幕。
在所有情况下，如果您的 iPhone 表现得就像被冻结并且没有响应，并且您无法执行通常的开关机例程，那么强制重启可能只是您退出启动循环的门票。
您现在可以尝试以通常的方式关闭手机，或者可以从恢复模式屏幕使用恢复模式，这是列表中的下一个潜在修复方法。
2.使用恢复模式
如果强制重启不起作用，您可以尝试将 iPhone 置于恢复模式(Recovery Mode)。这涉及通过USB数据线将 iPhone 连接到Mac或Windows PC，并使用 iTunes 或Finder（适用于 macOS Catalina及更高版本）。
有关如何进入恢复模式屏幕并修复卡在Apple徽标上的 iPhone 的详细说明，请参阅如何强制重新启动 iPhone 并进入恢复模式(How to Force Restart an iPhone and Enter Recovery Mode)。
3.使用DFU模式(Use DFU Mode)（设备固件更新(Device Firmware Update)）
如果恢复模式(Recovery Mode)失败，您可以使用DFU 模式(DFU Mode)，这是更深层次的恢复类型。输入起来有点复杂，但它可能会解决苹果(Apple)徽标问题。为此，请将 iPhone 连接到 PC 或Mac，打开 iTunes 或Finder ，然后按照(Finder)如何在 iPhone 和 iPad 上使用 DFU 模式(How to Use DFU Mode on iPhone and iPad)中概述的步骤进行操作。
4.iOS系统恢复
解决Apple徽标问题的一个有效方法是使用专门的 iOS 系统恢复软件。这些应用程序充当用户友好界面和 iPhone 固件技术方面之间的桥梁。它们旨在解决各种 iOS 系统问题，从Apple徽标启动循环到黑屏，而无需您跳过许多麻烦。
考虑使用Dr.Fone – 系统修复(Dr.Fone – System Repair)、iMobie AnyFix或Tenorshare ReiBoot等工具。这些工具不是免费使用的，通常需要您成为订阅者或支付一次性费用。此外，无法保证他们可以解决问题或保存您的数据。但是，如果您自己尝试过的方法都不起作用，那么这可能是最后的选择，除非您有最近的备份可供恢复（我们将在下面讨论）。
请务必阅读有关此类软件的评论。寻找合法的用户评论，表明他们是否确实设法解决了启动循环问题，并始终注意伪装成真正实用程序的潜在恶意软件。
5. 使用 iTunes 或 Finder 恢复您的 iPhone
如果您在强制重启和系统恢复后仍然遇到问题，那么可能是时候考虑更彻底的解决方案了：恢复您的 iPhone。此硬重置过程会擦除 iPhone 上的所有数据并将其恢复为出厂设置。在继续之前，请确保您在 iTunes 或 iCloud 上有最近的备份。
要恢复 iPhone，请将其连接到Mac或Windows PC，打开 iTunes 或Finder（适用于 macOS Catalina及更高版本），选择您的 iPhone，然后选择“恢复 iPhone”。恢复后，您的设备应该可以启动，而不会卡在Apple徽标上。然后您可以从备份中恢复数据。
有关如何制作 iPhone 备份和恢复的完整详细信息，请阅读如何在 Mac 上备份您的 iPhone(How to Backup Your iPhone on Mac)。
6. 检查您的 USB 电缆和端口
这可能令人惊讶，但有时，硬件可能会导致软件问题。如果您使用磨损或损坏的USB数据线将 iPhone 连接到电脑，或者电脑的USB端口有故障，则可能会干扰设备正确更新或恢复的能力，从而导致卡在(USB)Apple上等问题标志屏幕。
因此，请检查一下您的电缆和端口。查找明显的损坏迹象，并尝试使用不同的电缆或端口以查看问题是否仍然存在。一个简单的改变就可以改变世界。
7. 更新您的 Mac 或 Windows PC
正如您的 iPhone 需要保持最新状态一样，您的计算机也需要保持最新状态。您的Mac或Windows PC是许多 iPhone 故障排除过程中不可或缺的一部分。从 iTunes 到Finder，这些服务需要最新版本的软件才能正常运行并支持最新的功能和安全标准。
为确保这一点，请转到计算机设置的“系统更新”部分并安装任何可用的更新。(System)保持操作系统更新可以减少 iOS 更新或数据传输期间出现兼容性问题的可能性，这可能会导致您的 iPhone 卡在Apple徽标上。
8.联系苹果支持
如果您已经用尽了所有选项，而您的 iPhone 仍然停留在Apple徽标上，那么是时候联系专业人士了。Apple 支持(Apple Support)团队接受过处理各种 iPhone 问题的培训。您可以在线或通过电话联系他们来讨论您的问题，他们可以指导您完成进一步的故障排除步骤或在必要时安排维修。
或者，如果您距离Apple Store 零售店(Apple Store)很近，请考虑预约Genius Bar天才吧。他们将诊断问题并提出最佳的行动方案。如果您的设备仍在保修期内，您可能有资格获得免费维修或更换。
9.解决潜在的硬件问题(Address Potential Hardware Issues)
虽然iPhone卡上Apple标志通常是软件问题，但硬件故障也可能导致此问题。最近跌落、浸水或其他事故等物理损坏可能会对 iPhone 的正常启动能力产生意想不到的影响。
如果您怀疑硬件问题是根本原因，请不要尝试自行打开并修复您的 iPhone。让Apple Store 专卖店(Apple Store)或经过认证的第三方的专业人员检查和维修您的设备总是更安全、更高效。他们拥有合适的工具和专业知识来修复您的 iPhone，而不会造成进一步的伤害。
请记住(Remember)，预防胜于治疗。使用坚固的手机壳保护您的 iPhone，并使其远离水和极端温度，可以帮助您避免许多与硬件相关的麻烦。
10.避免未经授权的修改
越狱您的 iPhone，或尝试以未经授权的方式修改 iOS，可能会导致系统问题，包括让您的 iPhone 卡在Apple徽标上。最好避免此类修改以防止软件问题。
现在，您已经了解了：让您的 iPhone 摆脱Apple徽标屏幕并恢复到最佳状态的十种潜在解决方案。请记住(Remember)，定期备份可以防止数据丢失，并且保持软件最新可以帮助避免许多 iPhone 问题。
Is Your iPhone Stuck on the Apple Logo? Try These 10 Fixes
A frustration fоr many iPhone users is when their device gets stuck on the Apple logo. Іmagіne being excited tо check out the new iOS update only to find your sсreen frozen at the Apple logo, turning your moment of excitement into оne of anxiety.
The “iPhone stuck on the Apple logo” issue is a fairly common one, sometimes known as a “boot loop”. But in this case referring to a situation where the Apple logo and a progress bar does not move for more than an hour. It generally occurs during software updates, restoring from a backup, or jailbreaking your iPhone.
However, it can also happen seemingly out of the blue. This problem is not specific to any particular iPhone model. Whether you’re using an iPhone 6S, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 8, or even the latest iPhone 14 or iPhone 13, you may encounter this issue. iPads, Apple Watches, and iPod Touch devices aren’t immune, either.
1. Force Restart Your iPhone
To force restart iPhones is an effective solution to this problem. But remember, not all iPhones are created equal, and the method to invoke the force restart varies across models. Let’s break it down:
- iPhone 6S, iPhone SE (1st generation), and Earlier Models: Simultaneously press and hold the Home button and the Wake button. The recovery mode screen appears, signalling the restart. You can now let go.
- iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus: These models changed the game a bit. Hold down the Volume Down button and the Power button at the same time until you see the recovery mode screen.
- iPhone 8 and Later Models (Face ID included): For these more modern phones, follow this precise sequence; press and promptly release the Volume Up button, do the same with the Volume Down button, and then press and hold the Side button. Keep holding until the recovery mode screen.
In all cases, if your iPhone is acting like it’s frozen and doesn’t respond, and you can’t perform the usual turn-off-and-on routine, then a force restart might just be your ticket out of the boot loop.
You can now try turning the phone off the usual way, or you can use recovery mode from the recovery mode screen, which is the next potential fix on the list.
2. Use Recovery Mode
If a force restart doesn’t work, you can try putting your iPhone into Recovery Mode. This involves connecting your iPhone to your Mac or Windows PC via a USB cable and using iTunes or Finder (for macOS Catalina and newer).
For detailed instructions on how to get to the recovery mode screen and fix an iPhone stuck on the Apple logo, head over to How to Force Restart an iPhone and Enter Recovery Mode.
3. Use DFU Mode (Device Firmware Update)
If Recovery Mode fails, you can use DFU Mode, which is a deeper type of recovery. It’s a bit more complex to enter, but it could potentially resolve the Apple logo issue. To do this, connect your iPhone to your PC or Mac, open iTunes or Finder, and follow the steps outlined in How to Use DFU Mode on iPhone and iPad.
4. iOS System Recovery
An efficient method of addressing the Apple logo issue is by using specialized iOS system recovery software. These applications serve as a bridge between a user-friendly interface and the technical aspects of your iPhone’s firmware. They are designed to fix various iOS system issues, from the Apple logo boot loop to black screens without you having to jump through as many hoops.
Consider using tools like Dr.Fone – System Repair, iMobie AnyFix, or Tenorshare ReiBoot. These tools are not free to use, often requiring that you become a subscriber or pay a once-off fee. Also, there’s no guarantee they can fix the issue or save your data. But if nothing you’ve tried yourself works, it may be a good last resort unless you have a recent backup to restore from, which we’ll address below.
Always be sure to read reviews on these types of software. Look for legitimate user reviews that indicate if they actually manage to fix the boot loop issue, and always be mindful of potential malware masquerading as a real utility.
5. Restore Your iPhone Using iTunes or Finder
If you’re still encountering the issue after force restarts and system recovery, it may be time to consider a more drastic solution: restoring your iPhone. This hard reset process erases all data on your iPhone and returns it to factory settings. Before proceeding, make sure you have a recent backup, either on iTunes or iCloud.
To restore your iPhone, connect it to your Mac or Windows PC, open iTunes or Finder (for macOS Catalina and later), select your iPhone, and then choose “Restore iPhone”. After the restoration, your device should boot up without being stuck on the Apple logo. You can then restore your data from your backup.
For full details on how to both make iPhone backups and then restore them, read How to Backup Your iPhone on Mac.
6. Check Your USB Cable and Ports
It may be surprising, but sometimes, hardware can cause software problems. If you’ve been using a frayed or damaged USB cable to connect your iPhone to your computer or if your computer’s USB port is faulty, it may interfere with the device’s ability to update or restore properly, leading to issues like getting stuck on the Apple logo screen.
So, give your cables and ports a once-over. Look for visible signs of damage, and try using a different cable or port to see if the problem persists. A simple change could make a world of difference.
7. Update Your Mac or Windows PC
Just as your iPhone needs to stay up-to-date, so does your computer. Your Mac or Windows PC is an integral part of many iPhone troubleshooting processes. From iTunes to Finder, these services need the latest version of their software to function properly and support the newest features and security standards.
To ensure this, go to the “System Updates” section of your computer’s settings and install any available updates. Keeping your operating system updated reduces the chance of compatibility issues during an iOS update or data transfer, which might cause your iPhone to get stuck on the Apple logo.
8. Contact Apple Support
If you’ve exhausted all the options and your iPhone remains stuck on the Apple logo, it’s time to reach out to the professionals. The Apple Support team is trained to handle all kinds of iPhone problems. You can contact them online or over the phone to discuss your issue, and they can guide you through further troubleshooting steps or arrange a repair if necessary.
Alternatively, if you’re close to an Apple Store, consider booking a Genius Bar appointment. They’ll diagnose the problem and suggest the best course of action. If your device is still under warranty, you might be eligible for a free repair or replacement.
9. Address Potential Hardware Issues
Although the iPhone stuck on the Apple logo is often a software issue, hardware faults can also contribute to this problem. Physical damages like a recent drop, water exposure, or other accidents could have unexpected repercussions on your iPhone’s ability to boot properly.
If you suspect a hardware issue is the root cause, don’t attempt to open and fix your iPhone yourself. It’s always safer and more efficient to have your device examined and repaired by professionals at an Apple Store or a certified third party. They have the right tools and expertise to fix your iPhone without causing further harm.
Remember, prevention is better than cure. Protecting your iPhone with a sturdy case and keeping it away from water and extreme temperatures can save you from many hardware-related hassles.
10. Avoid Unauthorized Modifications
Jailbreaking your iPhone, or attempting to modify the iOS in unauthorized ways, can lead to system issues, including getting your iPhone stuck on the Apple logo. It’s best to avoid such modifications to prevent software issues.
So, there you have it: ten potential solutions to get your iPhone off the Apple logo screen and back to its best self. Remember, regular backups prevent data loss, and keeping your software up to date can help avoid many iPhone problems.
