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Hi,
I am having issues with my iphone 7, it began in a boot loop, and Apple support told me to restore the problem to fix it. This didn't work and it will constantly sit there rebooting until it dies.
No error's or nothing!
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No point on giving up on this device so quickly...it is an iPhone 7 after all. At the very least, bring it to a reputable micro-solderer to see if they can find and fix the issue. Boot-loopers are tough and can have deep problems and aren't always repairable but most micro-soldering repair shops work on a no fix/no fee basis so there's not much risk involved.
Can you plug it into a USB ammeter to see if there is any current flow? Otherwise, many things can cause a boot-looping device. Give us more history by commenting on this answer.
A few things to try first if you haven't already:
Otherwise, you may have a logic board issue.
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Sadly, 3uTools is currently Windows-only.
Disconnect the Front Camera Ribbon from the logic board and reboot your phone
this one really works. Thanks a lot!
Thank you for the suggestion to "Disconnect the Front Camera". iTunes now recognizes the phone and the update is downloading now. iTunes wasn't recognizing the phone at all until I did and it was stuck in a boot loop.
Thanks thanks thanks. It’s just for front camera. Just unplug it and plug it again. Done. super tune thanks
Yeh I recently done a repair on my iPhone 7 battery it only lasted 3 weeks before the maximum capacity reached 44% after that the phone just shut off completely and refused to turn on. It just showed that it was charging but never switched on until i heated it and held volume/down wake button. The Apple logo appeared then shutoff again and repeated I will take to a micro-soldering repair shop tomorrow.
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I’ve had the same issue on my iPhone 7 Plus, id tried everything, taking the camera cable out, updating the phone, changing the screen and none of them work for me. Until I took out the power button cable and placed it in again which seemed to have fixed it. I’m not sure if this is a permanent fix but it help me get all my data back which was what I really wanted in the first place. Hope this helps
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What did you do with the power button cable?
I disconnected the power button flex cable and reconnected it and it seemed to work
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multiple problems can cause the bootloop. if the restore did not work, you could have a battery or board level failure.
the battery may not have enough juice to pump into the OS, in which case, it will fail.
the power button could be shorting.
or you could have physical corruption in the image chip.
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Definitely has enough battery, just tried "flashing" using the 3uTool, still looping. I was told by apple support to get it inspected, and that even though the screen is cracked if its a software issue it will be warrantied. I walked into the store to have it inspected and was immediately told its rebooting because the screen is cracked... It was cracked long before these loops.
So not sure what my next move is, any suggestions? If I open up the phone is there anything I could try internally?
im not saying the battery could be dead, but rather there is an intermittant disconnect inside of it that cant regiser the prober voltages to the board.
as for things you can do, you can pretty much only replace battery or power button, to see if that fixes your issues. if that doesnt fix it, and your resets dont work, then you are looking at the board failure mentioned above. you can replace a logic board if youd like, but i would suggest buying a new device at that point instead.
Well looks like yet again another 800$ apple paper weight. Seems like every device from apple always ends up that way. Good business model I guess.
I have a iphone 7 ios 11 and it is showing apple logo and after 2 sec it offs this repeats until the battery finishs plese help me ):
Disconnect the camera.
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Try to boot your iPhone 7 into Recovery mode. First connect your device to computer with USB and open iTunes. And then keep pressing the "Side" button to shut down your iPhone. Next, hold down the "Volume Down" button for about 10 seconds (don't release the button until you see the "Connect to iTunes logo"). Use iTunes to restore iPhone 7.
- de danielleee1989
I tried this but it won’t go into recovery mode.
- de Jeannine Le Goff
connect your iphone to your pc and open itunes then press the powerbutton and the volume down butten for 10 seconds then release the powerbutton but hold the volume down button untill you hear the usb connect sound or you see in itunes that your iphone is in recovery mode i tried it and it worked for me
- de Brent De Meersman