If your device doesn't perform as good as it is supposed to, and you have tried everything to fix it but nothing worked, you need to reset it.
There are two ways of resetting a device: hard reset (hardware reset), which involves deletion on all the data stored in your device and soft reset, which involves resetting the settings only, and not deletion of data.
Read the solutions carefully to avoid data loss, and other unwanted outcomes.
If you have exhausted every method to increase the speed of your mobile device and without success, there is only one more thing left to do. A hard reset is a solution to every software-related problem. It wipes everything down and it brings the device to the state it was in when it left the factory.
To reset your device:
Also, you can reset it via iTunes:
Connect your device to your computer using the cable that came with it -> Select your iPhone, iPad, or iPod when it appears in iTunes -> In the Summary panel, click Restore iPhone... -> Click Restore again to confirm
Note: Connect your device to the charger when performing hard reset to avoid sudden shutdowns, which can inflict an irreversible damage to your device. If you use iTunes on a laptop, plug the laptop's AC adapter in an power outlet.
Also, if you cannot access the recovery mode menu, maybe the power ON/OFF button or the Home buton are not working properly (In this case, take it to a repair store).
Make sure that your phone is turned on.
Note: Do not touch the screen during the process (not even when the slide down to power off prompt appears)
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