[Issues Fixed] Fix iOS to Normal for iPhone iPad iPod

If you are using iPhone 7, iPad Air 3 , or iPod Touch 5, sometimes your iOS device might perform abnormally with the issues below:

iPhone’s screen turning black and white;
iOS device getting stuck on Apple logo;
iPhone iPad iPod stuck in “Recovery Mode”...

Actually, iOS update, iOS downgrade, iOS jailbreak, system crash, system vulnerability, system issues, unconventional operation, and other unknown situations are all can making your iOS device stucking in white screen, Recovery Mode, Apple logo, black screen, blue screen and so on. So, mastering the skills to fix your iOS to normal is very important for every iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users.

If you are stuck with any of these issues, don’t worry, your problem can be fixed with a new feature called “Fix iOS to Normal” for iOS Data Recovery software. This software allows you to fix these issues and get back your iOS device to perform normally. This Repair Operating System feature will make sure that there is no data loss while fixing the issues. iPhone 7, iPhone 6S, iPhone 6, iPhone 5S, iPad Air 3, iPad Air 2, iPod Touch 5, iPad Pro and more iOS users can following three steps and find out the right way to return iOS device to work normally.



How to Fix iPhone iPad iPod to Normal

Step 1. Download iOS Data Recovery and Making Connection

First of all, you need to download and install iOS Data Recovery program on the computer, then you can connect your iDevice to computer via an USB cable. Then click the tab “Fix iOS to Normal” on the top menu.



Step 2. Download the Firmware file for Your iDevice

To fix the operating system issues, you need to download the latest version of iOS firmware file for your iPhone iPad iPod. Clicking “Download” button to start downloading process.





Step 3. Fix iOS Issues to Normal

Once the download is finished, the program will start fixing issues of your iOS system. Just in a few minutes, it will show you the message that the operating system has been repaired and your iOS device will boot up to normal.