The smartphone industry is evolving each and every day with so many developments, technology, AI improvements, etc. Every year we can see something new is coming with so many innovations. But when it comes to smartphone performance is daily life, after a couple of system updates, the device starts lagging or the software becomes unstable. If your iPhone 11 is shutting down frequently, then you can fix this issue by following the guide below.
Apple’s iOS 13 is one of them and it’s one of the buggiest iOS versions that released ever. Though it brings plenty of new features and system improvements, the system bugs or stability issues ruining the user experience. There are some of the workarounds that you can easily perform on your iPhone to fix this issue.
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Steps to fix if your iPhone 11 shutting down frequently
The low battery mode or damaged battery can also be the reason to frequently shut down your iPhone. As you’re using an iPhone 11 series device, then there may be a software-related problem occurring this issue. Keep in mind that if you’ve dropped your iPhone 11 unintentionally, then it can easily damage or break the motherboard or display or the battery which can occur liquid damage as well.
1. Reboot your iPhone 11
- Press and hold both the Power/Side and Volume Up buttons for a few seconds.
- The Slide to Power off bar will appear on the display.
- Release both the keys and drag the slider to turn off your iPhone.
- Wait for 30 seconds or more and then long-press the Power/Side button for a couple of seconds to turn on your iPhone.
2. Check for Pending iOS Update
- Head over to the iPhone Settings > tap on General > tap on Software Update.
- It will check for available updates automatically. If available, download and install it.
- Make sure that your device has a 60% charge left minimum.
3. Update All Pending Apps
Try to update all the pending apps that are running on the older version.
- Go to the App Store from the home screen.
- Tap on the Profile icon on the upper-right corner of the screen.
- Select Available Updates > Tap on the Update of the apps individually.
- Alternatively, you can tap on the Update All option to bulk update.
4. Reset All Settings
- Head over to the Settings > select General > Tap on Reset.
- Tap on Reset All Settings.
- If asked, enter the passcode and continue.
- Tap on Reset All Settings again to confirm and the process will start.
- Then reboot your iPhone and check whether the issue is solved or not.
5. Reset All Content & Settings
- Head over to the Settings > select General > Tap on Reset.
- Tap on Erase all contents and settings.
- If required, enter the passcode and continue.
- Tap on Erase all contents and settings to initiate the task.
- Wait for a while and your device will reboot.
6. Use DFU Mode via iTunes
Guide to Enter and Exit DFU Mode on iPhone 11That’s it, guys. We assume that you’ve found this troubleshoot guide useful. If you’ve any queries, let us know in the comments below.