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2 days ago · There are two good uses for DFU Mode. One is to repair an iPhone or iPad that has a corrupt bootloader. This is done by accessing DFU Mode, and then hooking it up to a Mac or PC to install the new software. The other main use for DFU is to downgrade to an older version of iOS. For instance, if you are running a beta of a new version of iOS, you ...
3 days ago · How to Perform a Hard Reset: The process for a hard reset varies slightly depending on the model of your iPhone. Here are the steps for both types of devices: iPhone 8 or Later. Press and quickly release the volume up button. Press and quickly release the volume down button. Press and hold the side button until you see the Apple logo. iPhone 7 ...
4 days ago · Changing SIM Card and changing back. I purchased a sim card while traveling to avoid excess charges from my carrier. I put the original one back in the phone after returning home. My phone says I only have XX number of days to use imessage with my current phone. What am I doing wrong? It doesnt seem like the sim card and the phone are linked up?
4 days ago · For iPhone 7 and 7 Plus: Press and hold the Volume Down button and the Side button simultaneously until the recovery mode screen appears. For iPhone 6s and earlier models: Press and hold the Home button and the Sleep/Wake button simultaneously until the recovery mode screen appears.
5 days ago · On the screen that asks for PIN/pattern, tap “Use my Google account instead”. Tap inside the text field to open your keyboard. Tap the gear icon on the keyboard to open Settings. Tap the back button at the top, then select Google Voice Typing. Tap the search icon at the top-right corner.
3 days ago · To activate eSIM on an Android device: Open the settings menu, and then select “Network & Internet”. Go to “Mobile network > Carrier > Add carrier”. Next, select the “Don’t have a SIM card?” option, go to “Next > Scan it now”, and then scan the QR code contained in the plan’s confirmation email. Click on “Start”, and ...
4 days ago · Once you've backed up your device, you can proceed with the factory reset process, which can be done through the iPhone's settings or using iTunes or Finder on a computer. If you're using iOS 15 or later, you can initiate a factory reset directly from the iPhone's settings. To do this, start by opening the "Settings" app on your device.
