Fix iPhone/iPad Won’t Turn on [iOS 17 Supported]

In this guide, we will focus on solving iPhone or iPad won’t turn on issue. In some cases, you may find your iPhone or iPad won’t turn on and stuck on Apple logo or your iPhone or iPad won’t turn on even when plugged in. No matter which situation you are stuck in, continue to read and you will find out why your iPhone/iPad won’t turn on, and what to do to initiate it again. The methods mentioned in this post have helped many iOS users out of the dilemma and they are also workable after updating to iOS 17.

Why My iPhone/iPad/iPod Won’t Turn On?

As an iPhone or iPad user who may experience an iOS software update every year, you must know that every iOS software update always brings about some unexpected iOS issues. In some circumstances, your iPhone or iPad won’t turn on and stuck on the black screen, becomes brick, stuck on iTunes screen, gets frozen during the update, etc. No surprise, these problems may also happen again in the new iOS update 17.

When you are stuck in any situation above, the first thing you need to do is to make it clear why your iPhone/iPad won’t turn on. Normally, besides the iOS 17 update issues, your iPhone, iPad, or iPod may not turn on for the following reasons.

• Your iPhone/iPad Has Ran Out of Battery – Once your iPhone/iPad’s battery has run out, your iDevice can’t be turned on. So if you find your iPhone/iPad’s screen black for a long time, you should check your hardware and charge your iOS device.
• iOS System Is Crashed – If your iPhone/iPad still won’t turn on even when plugged in or after being fully charged, it may suffer from the iOS system crash.
• Firmware Has Been Corrupted – Your iPhone won’t turn on, this doesn’t only mean your iPhone or iPad’s screen is black or it won’t light up. Sometimes, you find your iPhone/iPad is stuck on the white Apple logo while powering on, this also means the firmware has been corrupted, and you need to restore your iPhone.
• Something Wrong with iDevice’s Hardware – You need to take your iDevice to the Apple Store and have a professional check.

How to fix iPhone/iPad won’t turn on? If you are stuck on iPhone or iPad’s screen for a long time, and it can’t be turned on at all, please take some time to fix it using the following methods:

Fix 1. 1-Click Fix iPhone/iPad Won’t Turn on Issiu Directly [Safe & Easy]

It is common that iPhone, iPad, or iPod suffer from bricking and won’t turn on since the iOS system is not as stable as you imagine. Until now, you may have tried charging your iDevice but are upset to find that it won’t turn on even when plugged in. If your iPhone or iPad won’t turn on or charge, you should consider repairing the iOS system issue. AnyFix – iOS System Recovery is what you are looking for.

As a comprehensive and easy-to-use tool for fixing 200+ iPhone issues and 200+ iTunes problems, you can use AnyFix to easily fix the iPhone or iPad won’t turn on the issue in simple clicks (even after the update to iOS 17). If you don’t like the newest iOS version, you can also use AnyFix to downgrade iOS to the previous version.

You don’t need to go to the Apple Store and all you need to do is to click here to download AnyFix on your computer to get your iPhone/iPad back to normal.

Step 1. Install AnyFix on your computer, and open it. Choose the System Repair mode.

Step 2. Choose iPhone Problems and click Start Now.

Step 3. Here are three repair modes for you to choose from, you can choose according to your iPhone state. For iPhone won’t turn on issue, if the Standard Repair mode not working, you can try the Advance Repair mode or the Ultimate Repair mode.

Step 4. Then you will need to download firmware for your iPhone. After the firmware is downloaded, enter the next step. AnyFix will start fixing your iPhone system issue, please be patient.

Fix 2. Charge Your iPhone or iPad to Fix iPhone Won’t Turn on

If your iPhone or iPad won’t turn on, you should check its hardware and charge your device in the first place. Normally, you should see the charging screen after a few minutes. If your iPhone or iPad won’t turn on even when plugged in, this means your iDevice was not charging. At this moment, you should check your charger, connector, USB cable, and see if they are been connected, and work well. If you still can’t see the charging screen for 1 hour later, you should try other solutions. Or you can take your iPhone/iPad to the nearest Apple Store to check whether your device encounters some charging issues.

Fix 3. Perform A Hard Reset to Fix iPhone Won’t Turn on

To fix iPhone or iPad won’t turn on, you can try a hard reset. Hold on the Wake/Sleep button and Home button for 10 seconds until an Apple logo appears on the screen. This will forcibly restart your iPhone OR iPad, and fix this iPhone or iPad won’t power on at the most time.

Fix 4. Fix iPhone/iPad Won’t Turn on with PhoneRescue for iOS

As a professional and comprehensive tool, PhoneRescue for iOS not only helps iDevice users fix some iOS problems including iOS upgrade failures, stuck on Apple logo, stuck on Recovery Mode, etc., but also recover deleted iOS data and files no matter whether they have backups or not. Therefore, if you are stuck on this problem – iPhone or iPad won’t turn on, no matter it is a black screen, white Apple logo, or Recovery Mode, and you can take PhoneRescue for iOS a shot.

Step 1. Free download PhoneRescue for iOS on your computer (PC or Mac), and connect your iPhone/iPad to the computer with its USB cable. Run PhoneRescue for iOS, and click iOS Repair Tools on the Homepage. Then click the right arrow button at the lower right corner to get ready for the repair.

Step 2. Choose either Standard Mode or Advanced Mode to repair your iOS system.

Step 3. After entering the “Recovery” mode by following the on-screen instructions, check your Device info and click the Download button to the firmware for your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.

Step 3. Once the firmware file is downloaded, PhoneRescue for iOS will repair your iPhone or iPad automatically. And during this process, you just need to wait for this to finish and keep your iDevice connected to the computer.

Fix 5. Restore iDevice with iTunes to Fix iPhone Won’t Turn on

When restoring your iPhone or iPad with iTunes, you may meet two situations: one is backing up and restoring with iTunes as you like without any error message (during this process, you won’t lose any data or settings), and the other one is following iTunes error message and screen prompts to restore your iDevice (during this process, you will lose all the data and settings on your device). According to your situation, follow us to restore your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.

1) If No Any Error Message Appears

If you still can’t wake up your iPhone or iPad after charging and hard reset, you can try to connect your iPhone/iPad to iTunes, see if it is can be recognized by iTunes. If it does, make a full backup of your iPhone iPad firstly. This will help you get rid of any data loss.

Then you can click the Restore button to restore your iPhone/iPad or iPod touch. During this process, iTunes will retain all the data on your device and reset its firmware. Once the process is finished, iTunes will ask you whether you would like to restore from a previous backup.

2) If An Error Message Pops Up and Asks You to Restore or Update iDevice

When you connect your iPhone to iPhone, if a window pops up and says “There’s a problem and that you’re required to restore or update your iPhone”, you just need to follow the screen prompt and restore it. But there is an important thing you need to know – it will completely erase your iPhone or iPad during this process. Hope you have been proactive enough to back up your iDevice now and then.

Fix 6. Force Device to Recovery Mode

After restoring your iPhone iPad, if your iPhone iPad still won’t turn on, you can try to fix it by getting your iPhone iPad to Recovery Mode.

If you ensure you have a recent backup, or you do want to fix this problem of iPhone iPad iPod won’t turn on even if you will lose iOS contents, here are steps to get iPhone iPad to Recovery Mode:

1. Connect iPhone iPad’s USB cable into the Lighting Connector port but don’t connect it to your computer.
2. Hold down the home button of your iPhone/iPad/iPod touch.
3. Connect your device to the computer with USB cable at the same time.
4. Then run iTunes on your computer, it will recognize your iPhone in Recovery Mode.
5. You just need to follow the screen prompts to restore your iDevice.

Fix 7. Put iPhone/iPad into DFU Mode

Sometimes, after jailbreak and iOS upgrade, your iPhone iPad may not turn on, because it won’t boot up. At this moment, you can try to get your iPhone iPad into DFU Mode to fix it. The steps are as follows:

1. Connect your iPhone iPad to the computer with its USB cable.
2. Hold on to the Sleep/Wake button for 3 seconds and then release your finger.
3. Hold on the Sleep/Wake button and Home button together for 10 seconds.
4. Then release the finger on the Sleep/Wake button, but still, hold on the Home button for 5 seconds.
5. If the screen stays black and nothing appears, it means your iPhone iPad is in DFU mode now.
6. You just need to follow the screen instructions in iTunes.

With these brick fixes, hope they are useful and can help you fix this iPhone iPad that won’t turn on the problem. But if you are unlucky, and still stuck on this problem, you have to consider the possibility that there is something wrong with your iDevices’ hardware.

At this moment, you need to go to the nearest Apple Store and check your iDevice thoroughly. By the way, if you fix this problem with other methods, be free to share them in the comment section, maybe you can help others out.

iPhone/iPad Won’t Turn On – What iOS Bricking Situation You Are Stuck On

We have explained why your iPhone or iPad bricking and won’t turn on. Next, we will list the most common iOS update bricking and iPhone iPad won’t turn on situations, and also offer you the potential solutions to the situation you are stuck on.

1. Stuck on White Apple Logo

iPhone iPad iPod is bricked and stuck on the White Apple logo, it is a common iOS update problem. If you find your iPhone iPad has this problem, you can move to this iMobie guide to get solutions.

2. iPhone iPad Stuck on Recovery Mode/iTunes Logo Screen

If you find your iPhone iPad is bricking when upgrading to the new iOS version with iTunes, and an iTunes logo appears on your screen, you can try to fix it with the solutions mentioned in this tutorial.

3.  Stuck on Verifying Update Screen

When I was updating to new iOS, my iPhone Xs also had the same problem – stuck on verifying the update screen. I tried to press the Wake/Sleep button, but failed, and then did a hard reboot, it worked. If you are stuck on this problem at the moment, you can try all the potential solutions one by one by moving to this guide: How to Fix iPhone iPad Stuck on Verifying Update Screen >

4. Stuck on “Slide to Upgrade” Screen

When getting new iOS on your device, if you find iOS 17 or other iOS versions bricking your iPhone, iPad, or tablet, and stuck on “Slide to Upgrade” screen, move to this guide and get possible fixes.

5. Stuck on Downloading or Installing iOS Software

Stuck on downloading or installing iOS software, normally, this happens in updating OTA (Over The Air). At this moment, you can try with the following methods:

• Do nothing, just be patient! It will take a while to download iOS software whose installing package is 1.1 GB.
• Perform a hard reboot on your iPhone or iPad: hold down the Sleep/Wake button and home button, and then release your fingers when see the Apple logo appears.
• Try to update with iTunes again. Normally, updating with iTunes will be much faster than Over The Air.

6. iPhone/iPad Won’t Turn On

Compared to the situations above, this situation – the screen of your iPhone iPad is black for a long time looks more terrible, and can’t wake it up with normal methods. If you find your iPhone iPad has this problem, try to fix it by moving to Part 2.

The Bottom Line

After fixing all kinds of iOS problems and bugs using AnyFix, your iPhone iPad and iPod touch are running with iOS 17 or other iOS versions normally now. At this moment, you may want to get back the lost iOS data or files or learn some tips to make your iOS devices run faster.