If you have been using an iPhone or iPad for some time, then probably at one point or another you have encountered a problem that generates their closure, although you have enough battery available for them.In this idea, restart after a few minutes will display more battery than before closing, or less, and now you wondered what the hell happened to iOS generates such problems without displaying any alert message before closingSuddenly an IDEVICE.
At the base of the problem can be two sources with two different solutions: iOS and battery of your terminal.If the problem is based on the iOS of Apple, then every time a simple simultaneous click of the Home + Lock buttons until the apple appears on the screen will restart the terminal without any concern, but if the basis of the problem is your device battery, thenThe only solution you have in front is to visit a service, preferably authorized by Apple, to replace the battery and not the complete terminal.
iPhone or iPad closes out of the blue - why?
Unfortunately the problem of iOS is extremely old and exists since the time iOS 4, introducing a terminal in DFU Mode for a reason still undiscovered in 4 years, and it is to remain a mystery..The procedure recommended by me above does nothing more than a hard reset to your terminal, being restarted from DFU Mode, which is practically a module designed for software reinstallation, and a restore or a system settings will solve the problem only temporarily.
In the case of the battery, the problem lies in such a unit that has been damaged before the deadline and its simple replacement at an Apple authorized service will bring the terminal to normal functionality, if the service wants to do.If you do not, then you will have to use an unauthorized service, but in this case you will give up the guarantee of your terminal and you risk receiving a counterfeit battery that could explode in the terminal, so be very careful..
That being said, if you encounter the problem now you know what it has at the base.