Six Ways to Solve iPhone 7/7 Plus Blue Screen of Death and Restart Issues

iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are Apple’s flagship smartphones launched in the fall of 2016. Apple fans across the globe are flocking to this stylish gadget. However, while the iPhone 7 has won praise for its design, there are some concerns. One of the issues is called "Blue Screen of Death", which is frustrating iPhone 7/7 Plus users. The problem may occur while using an application, or all of a sudden the screen starts flickering, lines appear, and then turns to a blue or white screen. If you encounter this problem, let's take a look at how to fix it.

Best Ways to Fix Random Blue Screen Crashes with iPhone 7/7 Plus

Here are 6 methods designed to fix various iPhone/iPad issues including reboot loop, blue screen, stuck on iTunes screen, screen freeze, etc. We recommend that you try these workarounds until your issue is resolved.

• Solution 1: Hard reset
• Solution 2: Update apps to the latest version
• Solution 3: Inactive iCloud Sync for iWork
• Solution 4: Restart iPhone 7/7 Plus with one click (free and safe)
• Solution 5: Use iTunes to restore the database to factory settings (data has been deleted)
• Solution 6: The ultimate solution to fix iOS without data loss

1. Hard reset

Performing a hard reset is an effective way to fix iPhone crashes and freezes. Blue screens are sometimes temporary and can be fixed by rebooting.

• Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button simultaneously.
• Hold the button until you see the Apple logo appear on the iPhone screen.

2. Update apps to the latest version

iPhone 7 comes with the latest iOS 10, we recommend that you update apps on your iPhone to the latest version . To do this, open the App Store app and tap "Update." If some apps still haven't released compatible versions to support the new iOS, they may cause iPhone blue screen/white screen crash when using these apps.

3. Inactive iCloud Sync for iWork

Some users have reported that a blue screen issue occurs when they use Pages, Numbers or Keynote. Pressing the Home button while editing a document may cause your iPhone to crash, then blue screen and restart. The solution to this problem is to disable iCloud synchronization with iWork apps. Go to Settings > iCloud > Files & Data , slide Pages, Keynote, and Numbers to Off .

4. Restart iPhone 7/7 Plus in one click (free and safe)

If manual hard reset does not limit iPhone blue screen loop, I recommend you to use Tenorshare ReiBoot to get it out of trouble and crashes . This is a well-known free software that can fix iPhone/iPad recovery mode stuck, DFU stuck, crash, etc. issues with just one click.

Connect your iOS device to the computer using a USB cable, click "Exit Recovery Mode" and wait for about 20 seconds. Your device will restart and return to normal state.

5. Use iTunes to restore data to factory settings (data has been deleted)

Restore iPhone in iTunes will reset the iPhone to factory settings, but the iPhone All data and settings will be deleted.

• Connect iPhone to computer using USB cable
• Launch iTunes
• In the Summary panel, select the Restore option

If you can't bear to lose all your iPhone data and settings, then you shouldn't miss the final solution that I will discuss below.

6. The ultimate solution to fix iOS without data loss

Sometimes, if your iPhone keeps crashing and restarting, it may be an issue with missing or corrupted system files. Repairing the system will rebuild the iPhone operating system without causing data loss. Tenorshare ReiBoot is recommended to be compatible with iOS 10 and get high success rate. You can restore the iOS system by yourself to fix 50 iOS stuck issues.

The following is a quick guide on how to use Tenorshare iCareFone to repair the operating system

Step 1: Download and open the Apple phone repair tool, use a USB data cable to connect your Apple phone to the computer, click "start".

Step 2: Select the repair mode, giving priority to "Standard Repair" to avoid losing device data.

Step 3: Click "Download Firmware" and start the repair after the download is successful. The entire repair process takes about 10 minutes. Be careful not to disconnect the data cable and wait until "Repair Completed" is displayed.

Finish! This iOS system care tool is suitable for all red iPhone 7/7 Plus, iPhone 6s/6/5s and iPad, iPod touch series. The so-called blue screen of death is rarely reported, and if you are unfortunate enough to encounter a blue screen or white screen, I hope one of the above solutions will do the trick.

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