Three R's (Restart, Reset, Restore) are considered as the
basic troubleshooting steps that help Mac users
resolve all problems they experience on iOS 9, iOS 9.0, iOS 9.1, iOS
9.2, and the new iOS 9.2.1 beta. These troubleshooting steps can make a real
difference to the performance of your Apple devices if your device is frozen,
if your app is not functioning well, or if there are other issues that can be
solved by software troubleshooting. You need complete Tech support for Apple
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First of all, it is the time to move to the first step
called restart. To close the app, close the App first if it is causing any sort
of issue by tapping twice on the home button that displays a list of apps. Now
tap on the red minus sign and it will officially close the app.
Do a Restart:
Hold the power button until the red "Slide to Power Off" slider gets
appeared by sliding finger across the screen. Once the device is powered off,
you need to hold down the power button until the Apple boot logo appears.
Do a Force restart by holding home and power buttons until
the Apple boot logo appears with no data loss. If it doesn’t work it is high
time to do a restore.
Doing a Restore is the final step you need to resolve common
issues with the iOS. There are two possible ways to do a restore in iTunes or
directly from the device (iOS 5 or later).
In iTunes, you need to plug the device into a computer with
iTunes loaded on it. Open this app and locate the DEVICES menu by selecting it.
Use a button meant to restore and the device will be restored to factory
settings easily.
On the Device: It
is another way to resolving issues with iOS. Simply, click on the Settings icon
and then click on General. Here, you need to scroll to the bottom and click on
Reset.
Finally, choose "Erase all Content and Settings"
option and try to run your device without installing anything on it and test
the various built-in apps. You can also use "Restore from Backup" and
"Set Up as New Device" options for doing a restore.
Force the app to close if an application freezes or is not
responding by holding the power button until the red slider "Slide to
Power Off" appears. Then, do a reset or restore by using Try opening
Settings and Tap on the Settings icon.
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