These are all entirely non-destructive resets of your iPhone device, so when they boot up, it should be back to business as usual, although any apps you had open will (not surprisingly) have lost their status and most likely any data you may have entered into them unless they automatically upload data online. Then, press and hold the Side button until you see the Apple logo. Press and quickly release the Volume Down button.
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OK, so you've tried tapping on the screen or swiping around, and nothing is moving. What to do if your entire iPhone isn't responding If it's still crashing or hanging your iPhone, check for App updates that may fix the problem or contact the developer to see if it's a known issue. In most cases, you should then be able to relaunch the application from your home screen if needed. Tap that to close the misbehaving application. Swipe to find the app, and then long press on it until the "minus" sign appears above the app. It may help to draw a very slight "r" shape on the screen to bring up the app switcher. iPhone X/XR/XS/XS Max: There's no home button, so what you need to do is swipe up from the base of the screen, but pause and leave your finger in place.Swipe until you see the offending app (usually the first in line) and swipe up to force its closure. iPhones prior to iPhone X: Double tap the home button, which will bring up your recently accessed apps list.If it's just a single application on your iPhone that isn't responding, then typically all you should need to do in order to get your device up and running is close the offending application. That's typically an easy process to fix with just a few simple steps. Water and power aside, the most common reason that an iPhone won't respond to your commands has to do with software, whether it's an app crashing or the iOS system itself. You should see the charging icon come up on your iPhone screen while it's plugged in, which will also give you an indication if that was the problem all along. Make sure you've charged it before proceeding. The other most obvious step to get out of the way if you're faced with an iPhone with an entirely black screen and no response is to check if it has simply gone flat. While the iPhone 7/Plus, iPhone 8/Plus and iPhone X/XR/XS/XS Max all feature IP-rated water resistance, earlier iPhones as well as the iPhone SE have no specific water resistance.Įven for those iPhones with water resistance, it's a risky business, so if your iPhone isn't talking to you after a dip, check out our guide to restoring a wet smartphone here. There's one rather obvious case where you may want to tread carefully, and that's if it's not responding after a quick accidental trip into some water.
It can be incredibly frustrating if your iPhone isn't responding to your commands, but it's not worth throwing it away just because it appears something has caused it to freeze up.
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