"My iPhone consistently enters DFU mode whenever I shut it down, and I'm forced to wait for an extended period before I can turn it back on again, often requiring a wait of at least 24 hours."
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iPhone 14, iOS 17
What are you seeing on the screen?
If you're seeing a message that the device is unavailable or disabled with a countdown timer, that is not "DFU mode".
Apologies in advance and thank you for your time in responding, if it seems like you lack information regarding this matter.
I've conducted several research that led to the problem of being stuck in DFU mode, despite performing force restart multiple times, but it failed.
The solution to the problem lies in the logic board's resistor. I've disassembled it and removed it, and succeeded with makeshift tools."
Note: DFU stands for Device Firmware Update, and it's a mode that allows for the restoration of a device's firmware. Being stuck in DFU mode can be a frustrating issue!
after flash it success full but it come again in DFU mode .... i still waiting for day by day, for repeated. and its working and my phone turn on,,, but if i shutdown my phone or restart .. it will be back again in dfu mode
Sorry? What, exactly, are you seeing?
Every time I turn off the device, it enters DFU mode. I only realize this when I connect it to my PC.
"This has happened multiple times, and I have to wait again to turn it back on."
the black screen or death goes into DFU mode not recovery mode
I have used the force restart with button method but it still goes into DFU mode
but when I leave it for a few days and do a force restart it turns on again... but when I turn it off again it goes into dfu mode again
You apparently do not know what "DFU Mode" is, and are unwilling to actually describe what you're seeing.
Given that, we can't help you.
Good luck.
what i know that...
like this right ?
my screen black or die. how i show u when screen phone black
like this right ?
A: Stop using hacking tools to try and fix your problem, whatever that is.
B: The button sequence listed there forces a reboot. Not "DFU Mode".
I know full well what DFU stands for. I also know, now that you've told us you disassembled your phone, that your phone is now completely unsupportable here and untouchable by Apple.
Good luck.
My iPhone 14 constantly enters DFU mode whenever I shut it down
