Can you backup iPhone in recovery mode?

How to backup iPhone in recovery mode?
----My kid was playing my iPhone and somehow it said iPhone is in recovery
mode. It gets stuck at the Apple logo now. I don’t know what that. I would like to
know how to exit it. Should I backup iPhone in recovery mode to prevent data
loss?
- Question from an Apple User
Data security is one of Apple’s proficiencies. Even the FBI wants Apple to help them unlock
the iPhone of the suspects. You could feel free to use your iPhone when it is normally
started, but it might not be easy to use it in the special mode. Somehow your iPhone might
run into recovery mode, and you feel very confused. Why does this happen?
● If
you dropped iPhone onto the floor or into the water, and try to restart it, recover mode
might be automatically started.
● If iOS is corrupt on your iPhone, you need to use
recover mode to repair system.
● If you failed to jailbreak iPhone, you might need
recovery mode or DFU mode to repair system.
Can you backup iPhone in recovery mode? The answer might be NO. If your
iPhone is in recovery mode, it could only be used to recover iPhone by connecting iPhone to
iTunes with a USB cable. If you want to backup iPhone, you need to exit recovery mode first.
If your iPhone just accidentally went into recovery mode, you could exit without losing
data.

What is iPhone recovery mode?
The recovery mode is not useless and it could very useful to fix your iPhone when it’s
disabled. This would be the ultimate way to save your iPhone. You need to enter recovery
mode, and then connect iPhone to the latest iTunes on computer. iTunes would help you
recover iPhone but it would erase all the content and settings. You should backup your iPhone before anything like that
happens.

How to enable recovery mode?
The method of entering recovery mode depends on the iPhone you are using. Before you
perform any operation, you should connect iPhone to iTunes with USB cable.
●iPhone 8 or later: Press the volume+button and then quickly release. Press the volume- buttonand then quickly release. Press the power button for seconds and then
iPhone would enter recovery mode.
● iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus: Press
both the power button and volume- button for seconds and
the iPhone would enter recovery mode.
● iPhone 6s or earlier: Press
both the power button and the Home button for seconds and
then iPhone would enter recovery mode.

How to exit recovery mode?
If your iPhone wrongly enters recovery mode, you could exit it by force restarting iPhone.
The way to force restart iPhone also depends on the iPhone you are using. It is the same as
the way you enable recovery mode. Just disconnect iPhone from iTunes and then exit recovery
mode by force restarting.
You could also do this when iPhone isn’t responding.
Bonus Tip: What’s the difference between recovery
mode and DFU mode?
● Recovery mode could help you completely recover
iPhone.
● DFU mode is usually enabled to downgrade iOS.
How to backup iPhone after exiting
recovery mode?
After the threatening experience, you must be aware of that you need to backup iPhone
immediately. To save the most important files on iPhone, you need the professional tool. AOMEI MBackupper is considered as an excellent iPhone backup
software. It’s totally free. You could use it to backup photos, videos, music, contacts,
messages from iPhone to computer, and know everything about your backup.
Preview and select iPhone files on iPhone when backup or restore
Restore/transfer data from iPhone backup to another device with no issues about
incompatibly (iPad and iPod Touch are supported. iOS 13 is supported.)
Easily view and mange backup copy on computer
Step 1. Download AOMEI MBackupper to computer and connect iPhone to computer with
USB cable.
Step 2. Select Custom Backup. Click an icon to view and
select the files on iPhone. After selecting files, click OK to return.

Step 3. Click Start Backup to save everything to computer.

Conclusion
Recovery mode could help your repair all the iOS issues, but it would erase all the data,
too, so you should backup iPhone with mBackupper before doing that. If your iPhone wrongly
went into recovery mode, you could force start iPhone to exit recovery mode with zero data
loss.
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