HOW TO FIX IPHONE KEEPS RESTARTING ISSUE?

Apple launched iOS 11. When there are new changes, there were bugs too and Apple released patches from time to time. However, after the patch update, some of the iPhone users complained that their iPhone automatically turns off after updating to the latest iOS.This is one of the common issues that an iOS user faces after updating to the latest iOS or while charging your iPhone. Let us see how to fix them. Always remember to take a backup of your data stored on your iOS device before proceeding further.

Update Your Device If It Is Not Updated To The Latest Version:

Apple released iOS 11.3.1 recently and if you have not updated your iOS device, it could be the reason for restarting iPhone in a loop. To update:

• Navigate to Settings on the home page.
• Then look for General on the Settings page. 
• Tap on Software Update and your iPhone will show you the latest update or current version installed if your device is up to date.

If you cannot update to the latest version, then you can try another way. Turn off the notifications and then update your device.

• To do that, go to Settings
• Go to Notifications for all the app installed on the device.
• Once your phone is updated to the latest version, turn on the notifications.

 Change The Date To December 1

To change the date on your device:

• Locate Settings from your home screen.
• Now search for General on the Settings page.
• Go to Date & Time and change the date to Dec 1 manually. 
• Change The Date To December-3

Force Restart Your Device

To solve this restart issue, you can force restart your device to clear the background processes. To restart your device forcefully, press and hold Home and Sleep button together until the Apple logo comes on the screen. If you are using iPhone 7, then force restart your iPhone by replacing the sleep button with Volume Down button.

Reset All Settings

Resetting all settings to default can also resolve the issue on your iPhone. To do so, follow these steps:

• Locate and Launch Settings from the Home screen.
• On the Settings page, tap General.
• Navigate to Reset.
• Tap on it and then Reset All Settings.

Delete or Update Apps

The issue can be due to the outdated version of apps installed on your iOS device. So, whenever you run an outdated app, it might crash on your device. So, updating the apps to the latest version or uninstall and install the app.

iPhone Keeps Restarting when getting Charged or Connected

1. If your iOS is restarting in a loop when you plug in your earphones or when put on charge, then unplug it and clean the dirt or dust particles. It could be the reason causing the issue. To do that, you can use a needle to remove the debris from the lightning port.
2. Still if your iPhone automatically turns off even after all the changes, check the charger or cable which connects iPhone to another device. This could be an issue. Once you remove the cable or charger, if the issue is still there, take your iPhone to Apple store for servicing.