How to fix an iPhone 7 Plus that is overheating after updating to iOS version 11.3.1

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Hitesh Vohra · Answer 1

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If the problem persists after attempting all possible remedies, you may want to try doing a factory reset or master reset. If the update had not had major problems that finally caused the device to overheat, it may have created sophisticated system failures. Because all of your data and personal information will be erased throughout the procedure, it's a good idea to make a backup. Once you're ready, use the following steps to do a master reset or factory reset on your iPhone:

1. From the Home screen, go to Settings.

2. Select General.

3. Scroll down to Reset and press it.

4. Choose to Erase all files and settings from the drop-down menu. This will completely erase everything from your phone system, allowing it to start up as if it were brand new.

5. To continue, enter your device passcode if requested.

6. Finally, select the option to confirm the system reset.

When the reset is complete, your iPhone will immediately reboot and load with factory default settings. This necessitates your personalization.

answered 3 years ago by Hitesh Vohra

How to fix an iPhone 7 Plus that is overheating after updating to iOS version 11.3.1

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