If we made a manual mistake and caused the iPhone to enter recovery mode, we can still manually exit recovery mode. Here are the methods to exit recovery mode according to the phone model. You can choose the method according to your own iPhone:
Previous iPhone 7 series models:
1. Press and hold the Home and Power buttons.
2. Press and hold both buttons until you see your device starting with the Apple logo.
iPhone 7 series:
1. Press and hold the side (power) and volume down buttons simultaneously.
2. Press and hold both buttons until you see your device starting with the Apple logo.
iPhone 7 series and later models:
1. Press and release the volume up button, then press and release the volume down button.
2. Next, press and hold the side button (power button) until you see your device starting with a white Apple logo.
If you cannot exit according to the above method, you can also use the following tools. You can directly read the article and check the tools at the end.
If it is not done manually, it may be caused by a system failure, then you need to repair iOS to solve it. We can use iTunes to repair the system. Choosing to update will not delete the data. Choosing to restore the iPhone will delete the data on the phone. However, when I chose to update before, I was still told that I need to update and restore the iPhone, so it is best to back up your phone data before operating.
Or you can try to use a third-party iOS repair tool, such as Okafeng Apple Repair Master. The standard mode will not delete the phone data, but the advanced mode will. We can try to use the standard mode to solve the problem first. If you cannot exit the recovery mode manually above, you can also use the enter/exit recovery mode function in the tool to help us exit the recovery mode automatically.
