Category: Troubleshooting

ICloud backup recovery can be stopped at any time on new iOS devices. This means that if you decide to restore your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch from an iCloud backup, either when setting up a device with a previous iOS backup, or to restore a problem device as a troubleshooting method, you can stop

Safari on Mac can resume stopped downloads and restart failed downloads quite easily. For example, if you downloaded Xcode from Apple, but your Internet connection was interrupted and the download was stopped, you can resume the download from where it was interrupted, rather than restarting the entire download again. This is a great way to

Have you decided that you no longer want to run the beta version of MacOS Catalina 10.15? You can return from MacOS Catalina by downgrading. The easiest way to switch from a beta version of MacOS Catalina to a previous stable build of MacOS, such as MacOS Mojave, High Sierra, Sierra, El Capitan, etc., is

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 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