This is really useful when your iPhone won't turn off and back on due to a software crash.įear not: Force a restart on iPhone won't erase any data. The process can clean all apps and services from the phone's temporary memory and reload the system (called rebooting). When you have a black screen and spinning wheel on iPhone, the first basic troubleshooting step is to force restart your device. The good news is that you can try some basic, easy fixes on your own so you can turn the iPhone back on and get it working normally. A bad app or a normal reboot can also cause the spinning wheel to keep coming up.Īnother potential reason your iPhone has a black screen with a spinning wheel and won't turn back on is because there's something damaged or corrupted inside your phone's hardware. It can be happened while updating to the new iOS, or installing an iOS beta on your device through iTunes. Most of the time, an iPhone that freezes black screen with the spinning wheel is an indication of a software problem. Why iPhone is stuck at a black screen with spinning wheel
So, why does your iPhone go to a black screen with spinning wheel and will not do anything? Well, in this post, we'll answer that and even walk you through the troubleshooting steps to fix the issue.
It's possible that your iPhone gets stuck on black screen with spinning wheel in the centre of the screen.
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