Category: Troubleshooting

If necessary, you can put any iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone 8 into recovery mode for troubleshooting. Usually this is used only for troubleshooting purposes, especially if the iPhone is stuck on the Apple logo screen for a long time, or the iTunes logo appears on the screen with the iTunes connection screen, or if

Sometimes iPad Pro should be set to DFU mode for troubleshooting before restoring iPad Pro. DFU means “Upgrading Device Firmware”, and DFU mode is a device recovery state that is lower than normal recovery mode for iPad Pro. Turning iPad Pro into DFU mode is intended for advanced users and for special troubleshooting scenarios when

Sometimes the iPhone must be put into recovery mode in order to effectively troubleshoot the device. This is usually necessary only if the iPhone XS, XR, XS Max or X is stuck on the Apple extended logo for a long time and does not load, is stuck on the iTunes logo using a USB cable,

If you recently installed a new iPad Pro, iPad mini or iPad and found that the battery runs out unusually quickly, which leads to a decrease in battery life on the device, do not worry, perhaps there is a good reason for this. In fact, if during the recent installation or restoration of the iPad

In rare cases, you can try to unzip the zip archive and encounter an error that says “The signature of the end of the central catalog was not found. Either this file is not a zip-file, or it is a single disk from a multiple-part archive. In the latter case, the central directory and zipfile