I get it. I guess I’m just seeing all the other posts from people saying they’re being told they need to get a new phone, being offered refurbished phones, etc., when that’s not necessary at all. So just sharing so people know they have other options. All Apple Configurator does is reinstall iOS, just like it does when it updates, in hopes that it installs correctly and the screen works as it should.
The second time this happened to me had nothing to do with an update though. I turned off auto-update after the first time. It just happened after I turned the phone off and back on. This is a much more widespread issue imo than is being portrayed in this forum.