An iPhone that freezes on the Apple logo can be an embarrassing problem. It usually happens when you have just made things like the iOS update, restoring backups from iDevices, or after installing a new application. To make the return device back to its normal condition, there are several things you can do. You can put the phone in DFU mode (Device Firmware Update), which completely restores your iPhone, or use ifunbox to detect and eliminate the problems that cause applications.
Using the DFU mode
This method is applicable to almost all versions of iPhone. First, using the USB cable, you must connect your Apple iPhone to iTunes troubled. Then turn off your iPhone. Often it is not easy to turn off an iPhone that is locked up showing the Apple logo. The trick to doing this is to hold both the Home button and the Power button for about 10 seconds. If you fail, you will notice that the screen is cleared. After the phone is off, press and hold the Home button (while releasing the power button) for 10 seconds or more to bring the phone in recovery mode in iTunes. Your iPhone is now in DFU mode, then click OK and recovery options available to get the gadget back to normal. It takes time and patience with this method; sometimes you may need to repeat the procedure two or three times before you manage to get the desired result. If you have tried this method, but have not been successful, you will probably need to turn off your antivirus and firewall security measures and repeat the procedure.
Using the software ifunbox
The ifunbox software basically works similarly to Windows Explorer , but it is easier -friendly. The software supports iOS 4.0 and has many features including the ability to control the iPhone / iPod system files, movies and music to and from iPhone and iPod on the move, performing search functions on the iPhone file, and serve as storage device for high-speed general purpose. If you have a iFunBox software, you can recover from the problem without having to reset the phone. Essentially, ifunbox allows you to see the applications you have installed on your iPhone. Simply connect your iPhone to your computer and press the search button to get a list of files My3G. After viewing the search results, delete all files My3G you can find and try to restart the device. Hopefully, this problem will now be solved. Note that iFunBox is a lightweight program that is not even necessary to install before using it. To prevent the same thing from happening to your iPhone again, just download and install applications from trusted sources.
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