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Recovery Mode is a feature that allows iPhone and iPad devices to perform Update or Restore operations with iTunes tools, which users may not need to control or supervise during the Recovery Mode process.
Unlike DFU Mode, putting iPhone and iPad devices into Recovery Mode based on the iBoot process (the boot loader for iOS devices) will alternately ensure that users are installing a certified firmware version, possibly already available on the device in Recovery Mode.
- Simply put, every time you perform an iOS upgrade, downgrade iOS or Restore the device, we will enter Recovery Mode, and this is why this mode is extremely important to help you restore, upgrade your device without worrying about what firmware version you are using on your device.
- When the iPhone or iPad device is put into this Recovery Mode, the device screen will display the iTunes icon and the familiar cable, what you need to do now is connect your iOS device to a computer using iTunes to proceed with restoration, Firmware Restore.
2. What is DFU Mode?
DFU mode, also known as Device Firmware Update, is a special mode of iOS devices that allows iPhone and iPad devices to connect to iTunes on a computer without having to go through the iBoot process. Putting the iPhone device into DFU Mode helps users bypass management processes allowing users to manually control and operate between iTunes connection and the device to install Firmware on the device.
- To put it more plainly, using DFU Mode allows users to intervene more deeply in data loading operations, installing iOS on the device without having to go through the iBoot management process like Recovery Mode, however, this installation you must perform manually instead of automatically.
- When the iOS device is brought into DFU mode, the device screen will be a black screen and display nothing, what you need to do now is connect the device to iTunes and proceed to restore, Restore the previous Firmware version under conditions still allowed by Apple to perform version installation registration This firmware on your device.
So we've just finished learning about the 2 DFU Mode and Recovery mode on the iPhone: these 2 modes have similarities and differences, hopefully through this article you have a clearer understanding of the important modes needed for your iPhone, iPad devices.
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If your iPhone device accidentally encounters a black screen error or gets stuck in DFU Mode and cannot start, refer to the article on how to fix the iPhone black screen error to troubleshoot as well as rescue your iPhone device from this mode.
