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Fixed My iPhone Keeps Showing Apple Logo and Turning off

Charlotte Bayley
Charlotte Bayley

Updated:

  • "You start your iPhone and then you find itkeeping showing the Apple Logo and then turning off?"
  • "During the update process, your iPhone keeps showing the Apple logo, followed by a black screen?"
  • "Your iPhone suddenly turns into an Apple logo screen and freezes on it, and then your screen goes black?"
  • "Your iPhone keeps displaying the Apple logo and disappearing but the iPhone won't turn on?"
  • ......

You are not alone, as these are common issues faced by most iPhone users, and this article will guide you through how to fix iPhone keeps showing the Apple Logo and turning off.

My iPhone Keeps Showing Apple Logo and Turning Off


Part 1: Why Does My iPhone Keep Showing the Apple Logo and Turning Off?

Encountering being stuck on the Apple logo issue, typically, you can take the following reasons into account:

Software crash: This is the most common cause. Sometimes during software updates or when an app is malfunctioning, your iPhone may crash and get stuck on the logo screen.

Software bug: A bug in iOS itself could be causing the problem.

Hardware problem: In some cases, a faulty hardware component such as the battery or internal memory can affect the boot process.

Part 2: How do I Fix My iPhone That Keeps Showing the Apple Logo and Turning Off?

After learning the causes behind the issue, this section will show you several methods to solve this issue. Keep reading.

Solution 1: Force Restart iPhone

There is no doubt that hard resetting your device is the easiest and most effective way to fix most iPhone-related issues. Like restarting a computer, a force restart reloads the operating system (iOS) and allocates system resources (memory, processing power) afresh.

Here is how to perform a factory reset on your iPhone:

For iPhone 8 and later

force restart iPhone 8 and later


For iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus

Force restart iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus


For iPhone 6 and earlier

Force Restart iPhone 6 and earlier

Solution 2: Fix iPhone Keeps Showing Apple Logo and Turning Off via iTunes/Finder

While a force restart can often resolve common iPhone issues, it's not a guaranteed fix. If the problem persists, you can try restoring your iPhone using iTunes or Finder on your computer. As an official and traditional tool, iTunes or Finder can be used to fix simple and usual issues. Follow these steps to use iTunes or Finder:

Notes:

  • For iTunes, make sure your computer is running Windows 10 or higher and iTunes is up to date.
  • For Finder, run it on your Mac computers.

Step 1: Connect your iPhone to the computer and then put it into Recovery mode.

Step 2: Launch iTunes on a PC, or open Finder on a Mac. When asked to Update or Restore, click Update.

Step 3: The program will download a firmware package. After the successful download, follow the onscreen instructions to complete the process.

Choose Update

Solution 3: Fix iPhone Keeps Showing Apple Logo and Turning off Using Third-party Tool

None of the above methods work? Then you can try to use iSumsoft iOS Refixer, an iOS repair tool, to repair your device. This software allows you to fix various iOS-related issues, as well as iPadOS, such as iPhone being stuck in recovery mode, iPhone frozen on lock screen after update, or iPhone showing green lines on lock screen.

iSumsoft iOS Refixer

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  • Fix iPhone flashing Apple logo, iPhone stuck on update requested, iOS update not showing up, etc.
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Learn how to use iOS Refixer to address this issue:

Step 1: Free download and install iOS Refixer.

Step 2: Connect your iPhone to the computer and then launch the software.

Step 3: On the interface, select System Repair.

Select System Repair

Step 4: There are two repair modes available to you, Standard Mode and Advanced Mode. It is recommended that you select the former first, and if it doesn't work, you can try the repair again and select the Advanced mode to fix more complicated errors.

Select Standard Mode

Step 5: Click Start to continue.

Click on Start

Step 6: You are asked to download a firmware package. Click Download.

Click Download

Step 7: After the successful download, click Repair to fix the iPhone keeps showing the Apple logo and turning off.

Click on Repair

Step 8: Now your iPhone is repaired successfully.

iPhone Repaired Successfully