Here are some common iOS error messages and fixes to those issues:
It should be noted, restarting your iOS device is always a good first step. It sounds cliche, but it wouldn’t be cliche if not for a reason.
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“Unable to Verify Update” error message: This error message usually occurs when you try to update your iOS device over the air. To fix this error, try connecting your device to a computer and updating it through iTunes. If that doesn’t work, make sure that your device has enough storage space and a stable internet connection.
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“iPhone is Disabled” error message: This error message appears when you enter the wrong passcode too many times. To fix this error, you need to connect your device to a computer with iTunes and restore it. If you have previously synced your device with iTunes, you can restore your device using a backup.
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“iTunes Error 4013” error message: This error message usually appears when you try to update or restore your device using iTunes. To fix this error, try the following steps:
- Check your computer’s USB port and cable for damage or looseness.
- Try updating or restoring your device using a different computer.
- Try putting your device into DFU mode and then restoring it.
- “No Service” error message: This error message appears when your device is not able to connect to your cellular network. To fix this error, try the following steps:
- Make sure that your device has a cellular plan and that you’re in an area with cellular coverage.
- Restart your device and try again.
- If none of the above steps work, contact your carrier for further assistance.
- “App Store is not available” error message: This error message appears when the App Store is experiencing downtime or maintenance. To fix this error, try the following steps:
- Check the App Store status page to see if there are any known issues.
- Restart your device and try again.
- If none of the above steps work, wait for the App Store to come back online or contact Apple support for further assistance.