This article mainly introduces the reset device function of FoneTool Repair.
If your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch is experiencing network problems, notification glitches, or other minor software issues, you can perform a Standard Reset to restore normal operation without losing your data. If you plan to sell or trade your device, an Advanced Reset allows you to erase all data and restore factory settings, protecting your privacy. The Reset Device feature is designed to help users resolve common issues with their iOS devices.
Before performing a reset, make sure:
Your iOS device is connected to your Windows PC via a USB cable.
The device is unlocked and accessible.
You have installed and opened FoneTool Repair on your computer.
Important data is backed up if you plan to perform an Advanced Reset, as this will erase all data.
This feature allows you to reset your device while keeping all your data intact, useful for fixing network or notification issues. You can also perform an "Advanced Reset" to erase all data and restore factory settings, ideal when selling or trading your device to prevent privacy concerns.
Step 1. Click on the “Reset Device” module.
Step 2. If you wish to reset the device while retaining all data, select "Standard Reset" on the left and click "Start". Ensure your iOS device is unlocked before proceeding.
Step 3. After clicking "Start," please follow the steps illustrated in the figure to initiate the reset process.
Step 4. If you want to erase all data and restore factory settings, select "Advanced Reset" on the right.
General FAQs:
Q: After wiping the data and resetting the phone, it prompts ‘Device is locked and requires Apple ID and password for activation’ during the setup process. What should I do?
A: If your phone had an Apple ID signed in and the "Find My iPhone" feature enabled before the reset, you will need to enter the associated Apple ID and password to activate and use the device after the data wipe and reset.
Q: Why does the device automatically re-enter recovery mode after exiting it?
A: This could indicate that the system on your device is damaged. You can try using the system repair function to resolve the issue.
Q: What should I do if my iOS device displays ‘Attempting data recovery’?
A: If you see this message, it likely means your device encountered an issue during an iOS update (either upgrading or downgrading the system). If you wait about 30 to 60 minutes, the error typically resolves itself. If the error persists, a common fix is to force restart the device to restore normal operation. Alternatively, you can use FoneTool Repair to professionally repair the device via standard repair mode or deep repair mode.
Conclusion:
In summary, the iOS System Repair tool is designed to efficiently address various system issues on iOS devices, offering rapid and effective repair solutions. By streamlining the repair process and enhancing security, the tool enables users to effectively manage system malfunctions. Its user-friendly interface and clear operational steps ensure data safety during the repair process, mitigating the risk of accidental data loss.