Fix iPhone 11 Won't Turn on


The iPhone 11 won't turn on issue is one of the most lasting problems of iPhone. Even the cutting-edge iPhone 11 is bothered by this problem. There is a lot of misunderstanding about this problem, and we are going to clarify the causes of the problem and solutions to it.

1. Charge with Proper Charger to Fix iPhone 11 Not Turning on

Battery running out is one of the major causes of the iPhone 11 won't turn on problem. I know it may sound ridiculous, but even some of the professionals would even fall for it. Therefore, always charge the phone for at least 30 minutes when it's not turning on. It is also important to keep an eye on if the charging cable and plug are frayed or not the Apple original ones. If they are, replace them and charge the phone again. 
charge the phone

2. Clear the Charging Port

Pick up a clean and dry toothbrush (preferably unused), and clean the charging port and the ports of the plug and the cable. You can also use some fit objects, such as a toothpick, but make sure you use them gently to avoid damaging the port. It is recommended to clean the port regularly to avoid any issues that can be triggered by charging unsuitability.
clean up charge port

3. Force Restart the iPhone

To force reboot iPhone 11, press and quickly release the "Volume Up" button and then do the same to the "Volume Down" button. Next, hold the side button until you see the Apple logo on the screen. What worth mentioning is that many users release the side button too early. Please hold the button for at least 15 seconds.
force restart

4. Update or Delete the Problematic App

This solution is not mentioned in many other troubleshooting guides, and it can prevent the iPhone 11 won't turn on problem from reoccurring. After hard rebooting your iPhone, you can hurry up and update all the apps on the phone. The reason is that the not turning on issue may be caused by bugged apps, and to update your iPhone apps in the easiest way to fix the bugs, follow the steps below. Ultimately, you can delete the problematic app for good.
update all apps
Step 1: Go to the "App Store" on your iPhone.
Step 2: Scroll down to the "Updates" section and tap on it. You will see the list of apps pending for updates.
Step 3: Tap the "Update All" option and wait for the apps to be updated.

5: Fix iPhone 11 Won't Turn on Losslessly

If the previous solutions don't work out, you need the help of Joyoshare UltFix iOS System Recovery. It is the best iOS repairing program. It is designed to eliminate all the software and some hardware errors to ensure the iPhone turn on normally. It is compatible with almost all iPhones, and iOS 13 is fully supported. What's more, you can use this program to put your iPhone into the recovery mode or get it out with one click free of charge.
joyoshare ultfix iphone system recovery win

Step 1 Run the software and connect iPhone

joyoshare ultfix connect iphone win
Launching Joyoshare UltFix, plug your iPhone to the computer. Once it is recognized by the software, hit the "Enter Recovery Mode" button to put your phone into the recovery mode. Then, press the "Start" button to continue.

Step 2 Select the repair mode

standard repair mode
To fix the issue without data loss, choose the "Standard Mode" and press the "Next" button to proceed to the next step.

Step 3 Download and verify the firmware

download and verify firmware package
In this window, some info of your device will be displayed, and you should check if all is right so that the software can match the correct firmware for you. Next, press the "Download" button to download the matching firmware package and verify it.

Step 4 Repair iPhone 11 not turning on

fix iphone 11 wont turn on
Now press the "Repair" button to begin the repairing process. A few minutes later, your iPhone will be back to normal and you can turn it on and off anytime.

6: Repair the Hardware

If all the solutions above don't work out, then it's time to seek hardware repairing. If you don't want to go to the Apple outlet in person, send the iPhone to Apple Support in a package. Please do not repair the hardware on your own in case even more problems show up. Ask for the official help is the safest way.

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