Appleon iOS 17 iPhone 15 It detected a bug that could affect the upgrade process and cause your new device to get stuck on the Apple logo screen during setup. Here’s what to do if you encounter this issue.
This error occurs when iOS 17 comes pre-installed. iPhone 15 And iPhone 15 ProIt affects . However, it may also affect users who switch to new phones running iOS 17 when using the “Transfer from another iPhone” option.
If you encounter this error, your new iPhone will be stuck in a boot loop at the Apple logo screen while transferring apps and data.
To fix this problem, Apple recommends putting your device in DFU (Device Firmware Update) mode and restoring it using a computer. Here’s how to do it:
- Connect your iPhone to a PC or Mac using a cable.
- Press the volume up button, then press the volume down button.
- Then, press and hold the side button. Press and hold the button while your iPhone restarts until you see an icon that looks like a computer and a cable on the screen.
- Once your iPhone goes into DFU mode, it will appear in Finder (on macOS) or iTunes (on Windows PC or older macOS versions) on your computer. You will have the option to “Restore” or “Update”. Select “Restore” to reset the phone.
Once the phone is restored, you can start the installation process again and an additional software update may be available.
Now you can try the installation process again. If you’re upgrading to an iPhone 15 or iPhone 15 Pro, during setup “Transfer Data” or “iCloud Backup” You can select the option. Having the iOS 17 error resolved will allow you to transfer your data safely and complete the installation.
However, if you are upgrading to an iPhone model older than the 15 series, a fix for the data transfer error may not be available yet. In such cases, Apple recommends updating using an iCloud Backup. Make sure you have a recent iCloud backup on your previous iPhone (Settings -> [adınız] -> iCloud -> iCloud Backup -> Back Up Now You can force a backup by going to section). Then, start the setup on your new iPhone and select “From iCloud Backup” when asked how you want to transfer your data. This will ensure your iPhone completes the setup successfully.
These steps are detailed in an Apple support document that first revealed the existence of this iOS 17 bug.