How to Fix iPhone Stuck in Reboot Loop in iOS 16/15
by Jenefey Aaron Updated on 2023-06-14 / Update for iOS 11
Some problems come along with every major upgrade of iOS, such as iOhone keeps restarting loop. Unsurprisingly, many iOS users come across random restart on iPhone 14/13 after iOS 16.4/16 update and the iPhone reboot loop issue is not limited to iPhone 14/13, some new iPhone 14 users are also reporting the iPhone stuck in boot loop problem on Apple developer forums.
For a specific reason or not, your iPhone can get stuck on reboot loop after iOS 16.4/16 update. What really matters is how to fix iPhone boot loops or crashes without data loss. Read on and get this issue sorted.
- Way 1: Hard Reset iPhone
- Way 2: Repair iOS System to Fix iPhone Stuck on Reboot Loop
- Way 3: Restore iPhone with iTunes
- Way 4: Restore iPhone via DFU Mode
- Way 5: Contact Apple for Help
Way 1: Hard Reset iPhone
This is versatile solution to all iPhone problems: crash, freeze, apple logo, random restart, etc. It is easy but sometime indeed a feasible solution. Press and hold both the Sleep/Wake and Home (Volume Down button for iPhone 7) buttons for at least 10 seconds, until you see the Apple logo.
For iPhone 8 and later (including the latest iPhone 14 series), press the volume up and down button. Then, long press the side button till the Apple logo appears and the device restarts.
Way 2: Repair iOS System to Fix iPhone Stuck on Reboot Loop
This is another way of fixing iPhone bootloop after iOS 16/15/14 update. It is similar with iTunes restore but the basic difference is all data keep fine after system recovery. iOS Fix Tool ReiBoot from Tenorshare is committed to fix all iOS stuck issues by repairing iOS system without data loss. It can fix most system crashes/errors/stuck, including reboot loop, recovery mode, DFU mode, black screen, apple logo, iTunes logo screen, system crash, and so on.
When the ReiBoot software is downloaded on your computer, start ReiBoot and connect your iPhone which reboots randomly or keeps restarting to computer. Choose "Start".
Select Standard Repair to go on so that your iPhone won't be erased.
ReiBoot will display the matching firmware version for downloading. Simply click "Download".
Tenorshare ReiBoot will start repairing the operating system when the firmware file is downloaded successfully. It may take you 10 minutes for the whole process to complete.
After system recovery, your device will get back to normal and all data kept. It will never get stuck in boot loop or Apple logo stuck again. Hope the two methods did the trick to fix iPhone stuck in boot loop after iOS 16/15/14 update.
Way 3: Restore iPhone with iTunes
iTunes restore can solve many iOS problem but the defect is that all data will get lost after restore. If you recently backed up your iPhone, go ahead and restore your iPhone with iTunes.
- Connect your iPhone to your computer and launch the iTunes app on your computer.
- Select your iPhone in the app, click on the tab that says Summary, and find and click on the option that says Restore iPhone.
Follow the on-screen prompts and you will be able to reset your device to the factory settings.
Way 4: Restore iPhone via DFU Mode
Try to restore your iPhone with iTunes and iTunes cannot recognize your device. In this case you need to put your iPhone into DFU mode and then restore it with iTunes. The downside of this method is it erases data from your iPhone as well.
- Put your iPhone into DFU mode .
- Run iTunes and connect your iPhone to iTunes. You can see a popup window showing iPhone has been detected in recovery mode.
You need to hit 'OK' followed by 'Restore' and then confirm your selection.
Way 5: Contact Apple for Help
If the issue didn't get resolved with any of the above methods, there are chances that the iPhone has some hardware issues that you are unable to figure out. Immediately make an appointment with Apple Store and get the iPhone checked. The issue will get resolved by the experts.