It might be just as powerful and fast as a state-of-the-art computer,
 but your beloved iPhone is predisposed to some frustrating issues. More
 often than not, your iPhone becomes unresponsive. It’s a frustrating 
issue and a restart commonly cuts it, but what about when you’re dealing
 with a frozen iPhone and the home and sleep keys are experiencing 
glitches. So what do you do to fix a frozen iPhone besides performing a 
full Restore in iTunes?
First of all you need to know what kind 
of operations can freeze your iPhone. Some apps and widgets could 
require so much of your iPhone that it will stop responding to 
touchscreen gestures. Sometimes even displaying a sizeable webpage or 
loading a video can impact with the smartphone’s performance. Other 
times you’ll have to handle a black screen issue, although you haven’t 
turned off your device. Experts say that this is something a dead 
battery could cause.
To unfreeze your iPhone start by performing a
 simple reset and see if the Home button works. Also try to turn it off 
and on again. If that doesn’t work you will have to perform a hard 
reset.
To perform a hard reset on your iPhone, hold the 
sleep/wake button and the home button at the same time. Do that until 
the iPhone’s screen turns black. Sometimes you need to do it until after
 the red power off slider shows up. Wait for the white Apple logo to 
appear, then stop holding the buttons and wait for the iPhone to finish 
the reboot.
If those don’t work, it’s time to restore your iPhone
 to a safe firmware. By performing a restore, your iPhone will be 
cleaned of any software bugs, but that means the smartphone will be 
taken back to default factory settings. However, while this is a great 
solution to fix software glitches it also removes all of your apps, 
documents, pictures, music and so on. 
All you have to do to 
restore the iPhone is to connect the device to the computer and sync 
data. Select your iPhone in the list of devices prompted in the left 
column, then click on the Restore option in the Summary.
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