How to Fix iPhone Stuck on Apple Logo Due to Full Storage in 5 Ways?

You may run into the problem of iPhone stuck on Apple logo storage full when your iPhone's storage is occupied by too many photos, videos, audio and other files.

You can't click or do anything with it because the iPhone storage is full and won't turn on.

How to solve this problem? Will I end up losing my iPhone data if not dealt carefully? The answer is NO if you've followed the solutions in this article!

In terms of the tricky problem of iPhone full storage won't turn on, we've concluded the following 4 methods. You can choose to fix it without or with data loss.

Method	Fix iPhone Without Data Loss	Success Rate	Easy of Use	Required Time
iOS System Repair Tool		99%	Easy	5-10 minutes
Force Restart iPhone		40%	Easy	5-10 minutes
iTunes Restore iPhone	Data Loss Risk	99%	Easy	40-50 minutes
Recovery Mode	Data Loss Risk	50%	Complicated	55-65 minutes
Clear iPhone with PC		40%	Relatively complicated	20-30 minutes

1 Fix iPhone Full Storage Won't Turn On Without Losing Data

When iPhone run out of storage and is stuck on Apple logo, you may seek to exit the Apple logo loop to turn on the iPhone again.

iMyFone Fixppo is a reliable iOS system repair software that can fix your iPhone that shuts down due to full storage, in 10 minutes.

Without erasing any data, Fixppo can solve this iPhone not turning on storage is full issue by removing the Apple logo loop from your iPhone, then restart your device for it to run smoothly.

Key Features of iPhone System Repair Tool:

• No Data Loss: Standard Mode can fix iPhone storage full can't turn on problem without data loss.
• High Success Rate: Up to 99% success rate in solving the issue of iPhone getting stuck on the Apple logo due to full storage.
• Wide Compatibility: Able to fix iPhone under any models (iPhone X/11/12/13/14/15/16) running iOS 16/17/18.
• Powerful & 100% Secure: 100% safe to repair iPhone won't turn on after update, iPhone flickering, iPhone stuck on Apple logo, etc.
• Easy to Use: No technical skills needed for fixing iPhone storage full not working.

Want to turn on your iPhone and stop it from freezing on Apple logo due to full storage? You can follow us to fix this problem with Fixppo.

Step 1: Download and install Fixppo to your computer, then launch it to enter the main interface, hit Standard Mode to proceed to the next step.

Step 2: Choose Standard Mode repair method, which can retain all your important iPhone data while fixing this iPhone won’t turn on due to full storage issue.

Step 3: Fixppo will automatically detect your device and display the latest firmware version for you to download. You can click the Download button to get it.

Step 4: When the firmware is downloaded, you can click the Start Standard Repair button to begin the repair process.

Once Fixppo successfully fix your iPhone won't turn on because storage is full issue, your iPhone will restart automatically. No more Apple logo or "iPhone storage full" error message. You can begin using your device normally.

You can also watch the video on how to fix iPhone won't turn on due to full storage:

2 Force Restart to Fix iPhone Storage is Full Can't Turn On

Sometimes your iPhone takes time to load, and the iPhone crashing storage is full may be a temporary problem. Perform a force-restart may help to get your iPhone back to normal.

For different models, there are different ways of force restarting. Please check out the detailed guide here to see if you can fix the iPhone in white screen with black Apple:

If your iPhone gets restarted successfully, it means the iPhone storage full won't turn on problem is solved. If not, it's recommended to try the first method to fix the problem without losing data.

3 Use iTunes to Fix When iPhone Storage Full Can't Turn On

When the Apple logo appears on your iPhone because the memory is too full, you can get help from iTunes, which can fix your iPhone by refreshing the running iOS system.

However, iTunes won't retain any of your iPhone data once the problem is fixed. You should be careful or backup iPhone to computer first first then restore the data later.

Step 1: Connect the iPhone that is in full storage to the computer then launch iTunes.

Step 2: Under the Summary tab, click the Restore iPhone button.

Step 3: Continue clicking the button of Restore and Update, iTunes will then proceed to fix your full storage iPhone.

4 Enter Recovery Mode to Fix iPhone If iPhone Memory Full Device Won't Work

iTunes not detecting your iPhone? Don't worry, you can put your iPhone in recovery mode and try iTunes again. Here are the steps to restore the device using iTunes:

Note

Fixing this iPhone problem by entering the recovery mode also risk losing all your iPhone data, you need to backup as well. Or, you can try the no-data-loss solution, which is 100% safe to use.

Step 1: Please make sure that your iTunes is updated to the latest version. Connect your iPhone to the PC and follow the guidance below to put your device into recovery mode. Then allow it to connect with iTunes.

Step 2: When your iPhone in recovery mode is detected by iTunes, click on the Restore button from the pop-up window. Then, iTunes will begin removing all data from your iPhone and reinstalling the iOS.

Step 3: When the process is completed, iTunes will restart your iPhone automatically. You can then check out if the iPhone storage is full not turning on problem is fixed. You can reset the device after that.

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5 Check If You Can Clear Your iPhone Storage on Windows/Mac

To solve the issue of iPhone storage full phone not working, the last method would be trying to clear your iPhone storage on Windows or Mac by deleting certain data like pictures or videos.

This method may not work since a completely dead iPhone may not be able to connect with the computer, but it is still a method that worth trying. Please follow steps here:

With the above 5 methods, your iPhone stuck on Apple logo storage full problem should be fixed. However, do you know why your iPhone stuck on Apple logo storage is full suddenly? If not, below are the main reasons.

1 What to do when my iPhone keeps restarting because storage is full?

If your iPhone stuck in boot loop or keeps shutting off when it is running low on storage space, you can try to release some space by removing certain apps/downloaded musics/photos/videos, updating your operating system, etc.

However, that will be very limited, so you'd be better choose a professional iOS system repair tool if it keeps restarting, which may easily lead to iPhone boot loop because of full storage.

2 How to fix iPhone full storage stuck on Apple logo without losing data?

To unfreeze your iPhone stuck on Apple logo due to full storage, you can try to force restart or use a third-party repair tool. Both methods can fix the iPhone issue while preserving all data.

3 Do I Need to Buy iCloud Storage for iPhone?

If you do not want to buy iCloud space, you can do some adjustments according to the official storage space optimization suggestions.

If you don't want to buy iCloud space or switch to a new device, you can use the iPhone backup tool to save the data you need to the local disk and free up more memory.

To solve the iPhone stuck on Apple logo since storage is full issue, we've introduced 5 methods in this article, all with detailed steps.

When force-restarting iPhone doesn't work, and you don't want to use the iTunes method because it will lead to data loss, you can try this iOS system recovery tool, which can solve the iPhone stuck on Apple logo or the iPhone dead won't turn on issue due to full storage issue without losing any data.

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Melvin Cooper

Melvin Cooper has over 10 years of experience in the technology industry and is an expert at providing tips and handy solutions to Apple and Android users. Dedicated to helping millions of users improve their experience with mobile devices, he has maintained an impressive record of solving problems.