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levinac Author

Level 1

42 points

iPhone 6 keeps restarting after new iOS 11 update

I am currently abroad on the other side of the world and i've recently updated my iPhone 6 iOS to the newest 11 and after I charged my phone to 100% in this location, my phone keeps restarting. This is the second time this has happened. The first time after I charged it to 100%, I unplugged and the problem began. I plugged it back in and it said 1% while charging but when unplugged showed its true battery percentage. I was able to run it down to 10% where it went to Low Battery Mode and it all seemed to go back to normal.

A few days later (today) I charged it to 100% again thinking this time it will be ok, but after an all day tour (pictures and uploading included) it was still 100% at the end of the day which I found odd. I shut down my phone (mistake) the normal way by holding the power button, and after I turned it back on, it immediately said 1% and the restarting began. Even when I charge my phone now it says 1% and after unplugging still says 1% whereas before it showed its true percentage. I don't think I'm able to run it down to Low Battery Mode like last time. I'm at a loss and the nearest apple store is 2 hrs away. What are my options?

Posted on Oct 5, 2017 7:13 AM

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dybmowst

Level 1

9 points

Posted on Oct 27, 2017 3:43 PM

It seems to me that there is little point in trying to bring this to the attention of Apple. I have had this problem before, I fixed it by downgrading to 10.3.3 with an ipsw file. Now I upgraded back to ios 11.0.3 some time later (expecting some fixes to have been made) and the iphone is now restarting again every 2 minutes. Because my iPhone is old and out of warranty, and has a replacement screen on it, Apple refuse to believe that their ios upgrade is faulty .. or the cause on an iPhone which keeps randomly rebooting. Even during the setup process this keeps happening.

I spent 2 hours on the phone to Apple tech support as a result of the problems .... They will take you through all the usual resetting the software and everything else they can read off the crib-card. But actually, and despite any kind of reset or reload of the ios the handset keeps rebooting every 2 minutes. IT DIDN'T MISS A HEART-BEAT WHEN RUNNING IOS 10.3.3!!!!

As I sit here typing this my iPhone has rebooted several times ... and I haven't even touched it! Apple are quite literally washing their hands of this problem, and anyone who has had an iPhone working well previously, and now finds themselves with a paperweight, have no recourse of action. They say drop it into a service centre, get charged £200 to fix it and you can have it back working .... Apple bust it with a bad ios upgrade, and want to charge you nearly as much as a new phone to fix a problem which they caused in the first place!!!

As you can see, I am very angry about this and I think that I will now be going back to Android as they are by far more reliable.

P.S. I am a pofessional in the digital telecoms world ... this is not my first rodeo with digital communications technology!!!

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guslov

Level 1

46 points

Dec 3, 2017 5:55 AM in response to FAITH4143

Great news! Yes, of course you can opt out of the conversation. Simply click on the "following" button next to your question and that should do it. 🙂

guslov

Level 1

46 points

Dec 3, 2017 11:23 AM in response to Key2601

I had the same problem. It's a bug. Temporarily set your date and time back (to December 1 for example) and install the 11.2 update. It should solve your problem. (It worked for me).