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As we’ve just explained, there are many situations that may result in hard drive corruption. Hard drive corruption can be a nerve-wracking event, and it’s even worse when you don’t know why it happened.

• Then connect iPhone with a black screen to the computer with a USB cable that came with it.
• However, beware as the process wipes iPhone/ iPad data completely.
• Below you will see a few things you can try to get this issue resolved.
• In this page, all iTunes backup versions that have been saved to the iTunes default stock firmware storage path will be detected automatically by this freeware.
• You can then copy them back should you need them later.

If your answer to any of the above questions is yes, you need to get the concerned component repaired or replaced to resolve Mac’s black screen issue. Similarly, if one of your Mac’s internal hardware components is damaged, it may cause a black screen of death. Another possible cause of MacBook black screen of death is software or firmware malfunction.

You may want to go over them and get rid of iPhone black screen in no time. Some people may find that the iPhone is on but screen is black for no reason. Unluckily, this is the iPhone black screen of death problem.

Once connected, iPhone will prompt an alert; Simply tap Trust on your screen. Follow the instructions on the screen to install the latest update. IPhone firmware is actually the brain of the device that controls its functionality. It contains the basic engineering of the device and its functions.

• It seems that the firmware file from apple is corrupt in some way.
• It will just take a few minutes to finish the process.
• No response received to code write command.
• It is necessary when you use iTunes to restore iPhone/iPad, update iOS data, and transfer data to new iPhone.
• However, for most users, this method doesn’t work, so you can try to restore your Apple devices to factory settings to get rid of this issue.

As the iPhone black screen of death is detected, click Restore to restore the iPhone to factory settings. If you have an iTunes backup, the iTunes will prompt you to restore the backup to get back data.