How to Force Restart iOS 17

If your iPhone is unresponsive, and traditional power cycling methods are ineffective, then consider performing a force restart on iOS 17 to resolve the issue. iPhone Off Button Not Working? In many cases, a Factory Reset can often troubleshoot unresponsive devices and subsequently restore functionality. Below, you will find short and simple instructions and a video on how to perform an iOS Hard Reset.

Soft Reset for iOS 17

STEP 1
The first step is to press the volume up button with a quick, decisive movement, and then release it immediately.
Press Volume Up button
STEP 2
The next step is to press the Volume Down key, and then quickly release the key.
Press Volume Down button
STEP 3
To initiate the iPhone hard reset process, press and hold down the side button for a while. Once you spot the logo, then release the side button promptly.
Press Side Button once you spot Apple Logo
STEP 4
And that’s it, you have correctly performed Factory Reset operation and your iPhone should start the Force Restart task. Well done!
Force restart completed

Force Restart iOS 17 video tutorial.

If you’re using an iPhone 7, iPhone 6s, or iPhone SE (1st generation) that doesn’t support iOS 16 or later, please check the iOS 15 version of this page for instructions on how to force restart iOS 15.

Should your iPhone remain unresponsive even after attempting these steps, you can find troubleshooting guidance in our article “How to Restart iPhone: What to Do If It Doesn’t Turn On” If your iPhone persists in displaying problem after force restart, reach out to official Apple Support for assistance because your device may require expert help or service.

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