If your iPhone is stuck in recovery mode, there are a few things you can do to get it working again. Be aware that some of these methods can cause data loss, so start with the first option listed below, and if it allows your iPhone to start up successfully, make a new backup straight away. That way, if you get stuck in recovery mode again, you can try more aggressive methods without putting your data at risk.
The first option is to try a force restart on your iPhone. Sometimes, this can nudge your iPhone out of recovery mode.
If you’re still stuck in recovery mode, you can try restoring your iPhone in DFU mode. Be aware that using DFU mode will erase your device, so if you have data on your iPhone that you don’t have backed up, and need to keep, it might be better to reach out to Apple Support to see if they can help.
Before you try using DFU mode, make sure you have the latest version of iTunes on your Mac or PC, and a stable internet connection.
To restore your iPhone in DFU mode:
Connect your iPhone to your computer.
Enter DFU mode on your iPhone.
Tap Restore.
Keep your iPhone connected to our computer until the process has completed.