[HOT] Top 4 Ways to Fix iOS 18 Beta Boot Loop after Update

Part 2. How to Fix iOS 18 Beta Boot Loop After Update?

Looking for an iPhone boot loop fix? Look no further! Below are the top methods to fix your iPhone stuck in a boot loop.

2.1 [Best] Fastest Method to Fix iOS 18 Beta Boot Loop After Update

Getting your iPhone out of a boot loop can be stressful. But luckily with Tenorshare ReiBoot, you can tackle this problem within a few minutes. It has a high success rate in fixing all your iOS problems, including the boot loops.

Worried about data loss? Tenorshare ReiBoot makes sure your data is protected throughout the process. Follow these steps to fix iOS 18 beta boot loop using Tenorshare ReiBoot:

• Launch Tenorshare ReiBoot on your computer and connect the iPhone that’s stuck on bootloop with the computer.

  

• On the main screen, click the "Start Repair" button to begin the process.

  

• Tenorshare Reiboot will automatically search for and display the compatible firmware version for your specific iPhone model. Click "Download" to initiate the download process.

  

• Once the firmware download is complete, Tenorshare Reiboot will automatically begin repairing your iPhone's operating system. Wait until it’s finished and click “Done.”

  

• There you go! You got your iPhone boot loop fixed without risking any of your data.

  

2.2 Fix iOS 18 beta Boot Loop via Hard Reset iPhone

Although not as effective as the previous fix, you can try force restarting your iPhone to get it out of the boot loop. A boot loop often occurs due to software glitches or corrupted temporary data. A hard reset clears these temporary glitches, making your iPhone boot up normally.

Here’s how to restart your iPhone:

• Press and Release Volume Up button.
• Quickly press and release the Volume Down button.
• Now long press the Power button.
• Release when the Apple logo appears against a dark background. Wait for your iPhone to turn back on and see if the issue has been fixed.

2.3 Fix iOS 18 Beta Boot Loop via iTunes

If the forced restart doesn't work, you can try to restore your iPhone using iTunes. This process will reinstall the iOS software and might resolve the boot loop issue.

Before we proceed, note that this method will restore your iPhone to factory settings, erasing all your data. Before proceeding, ensure you have a recent backup of your iPhone on your computer or iCloud to restore your data later.

Follow these steps to fix the iOS 18 beta boot loop via iTunes:

• Launch iTunes on your computer. Make sure you're using the most recent version of iTunes on your computer. Outdated software can sometimes cause compatibility issues during the restore process.
• Click on the little iPhone icon in the left sidebar.
• Click on “Summary.”
• iTunes should detect your iPhone and display an option on your computer screen. Choose “Restore” and follow the onscreen instructions.

2.4 Fix iOS 18 Beta Boot Loop via DFU Mode

Putting your iPhone in recovery mode is another way to fix the iOS 18 beta boot loop. However, before we proceed with this method, know that DFU Mode Restore has a higher risk of data loss compared to other methods. Here’s how to put your iPhone in DFU mode to fix iPhone 11 boot loop Apple logo

• Connect your iPhone to your computer using a USB cable. Make sure your computer has the latest version of iTunes installed.
• To put your iPhone in recovery mode, quickly press and release the Volume Up button, then the Volume Down button. Then press and hold the Power button until you see the recovery mode screen.
• If you've successfully entered DFU mode, iTunes (or Finder on macOS Catalina or later) should display a message indicating that an iPhone has been detected in recovery mode.
• Click Restore.

Part 3. How to Get Rid of Boot Loop to Update to iOS 18 Beta?

Don't want to deal with the hassle of a potential boot loop when upgrading to the iOS 18 beta? Tenorshare ReiBoot goes beyond just fixing iOS problems that occur after you’ve upgraded. It helps you upgrade your iPhone to the new iOS version, including betas, with minimized risk of getting stuck in a boot loop. By using Tenorshare ReiBoot, you can get minor glitches fixed that might otherwise cause issues later on.

Part 4. People Also Ask about iOS 18 Beta Boot Loop

Q1. Can a bad battery cause a boot loop on an iPhone?

While software issues are more common culprits, a bad battery can indeed contribute to boot loops on iPhones. A failing battery might not be able to provide enough stable power when updating, potentially causing glitches that lead to a boot loop. Similarly, a faulty battery can affect the iPhone's overall stability and contribute to boot loop issues.

Q2. What is the difference between deadboot and Bootloop?

In a boot loop, your iPhone is stuck in a restart cycle, repeatedly showing the Apple logo and attempting to boot up before restarting again. Dead Boot is more serious - the iPhone shows no signs of life, not even the Apple logo, when you try to power it on.

Final Word

Getting stuck in the iOS 18 beta boot loop can be frustrating. The longer your iPhone remains unresponsive, the higher the risk of data loss. In this article, we walked you through the steps to fix the problem. And if you’re scared of data loss when getting out of bootloop, Tenorshare ReiBoot lets you fix the bootloop without risking any data.

Try Tenorshare ReiBoot to get your iPhone back to normal within a few clicks!