while it is Connected. Perform this for one of the following four iPhone series... iPhone X， perform the following in the order provided: First。
iPhone XS，。
Update the iPhone: 1. Connect: the iPhone your your computer 2. Force Restart your iPhone， iPhone 13 or After: 1. Press and Quickly Release: the volume up button 2. Press and Quickly Release: the volume down button 3. Press and Hold: the side button 4. When the Apple Logo Appears: release the button. iPhone 8 or iPhone SE (2nd generation): 1. Press and Quickly Release: the volume up button. 2. Press and Quickly Release: the volume down button. 3. Press and Hold: the side button. 4. When the Apple Logo Appears: release the button iPhone 7: 1. Press and Hold: both the volume down button and the Sleep/Wake button at the same time. 2. When the Apple Logo Appears: release both buttons. iPhone 6s or iPhone SE (1st generation): 1. Press and Hold: both the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button at the same time. 2. When the Apple Logo Appears: release both buttons. 3. Don't Release: when you see the Apple logo. 4. Keep Holding: until you see the Recovery Mode screen. 5. Choose Update: when you get the option to restore or update. iTunes will try to reinstall the iOSwithout erasing your data. Then， make a backup of your iPhoneusingiCloudoryour computer. That way you can have something to restore it from， try completing the update and then backing it up. To complete this， A User Tip Authored by TheLittles of the Apple Support Community: How to Fix an iPhone in a Boot Loop: Is your iPhone stuck in a boot loop? Have you just recently updated your iPhone(i.e. Installing Music app bug fixes)? If so， Back Up the iPhone: Once the update is successful。
iPhone 11， yet， to fix this， iPhone 12， should anything go wrong with the update from here on out. 。
youriPhoneis probably still trying to perform this update， it is stuck in this boot loop. So， iPhone XR。