After a long period time of use, the iPhone device will become more and slower or have some other common issues. To fix this issue, we usually restart or hard reset the iPhone device. But for old iPhone users, they are confused by how to restart iPhone X, XS, XS Max, and iPhone XR.

It is more than 10 years since the first generation iPhone and there are many different iPhone models. With the smarter development of iPhone, the latest mobile and old mobiles have some different setting in hardware. The iPhone 6s Plus and the previous mobile phone model Home button are pressable physical buttons, while the iPhone 7 to iPhone 8 Plus models are using the Taptic Engine. Starting with iPhone X and later iPhone XS, XS MAX and XR completely removed the Home button. So how do you restart on these iPhone devices without the Home button? Here are 4 ways for you to restart all iPhone models from iPhone 5s to the latest iPhone XS Max.

Way 1. How to hard reset iPhone with the Power button/side button.

This is the most common way to reboot iPhone device through the Physical button.

How to hard restart iPhone 8, 8 Plus, X, XS, XS Max, and XR with the physical button

1. 1. Quick press and release the Volume Up Button.
2. 2. Quick press and release the Volume Down Button.
3. 3. Press and hold the Power button/side button until the Apple Logo appears.

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How to hard restart iPhone 7, 7 Plus with the physical button

To force restart (hard reset) the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, press and hold the Sleep/Wake button + Volume Down button for 10 seconds.

How to hard restart iPhone 5S, SE, 6, 6S, 6 Plus and 6s Plus with the physical button

To force restart or hard reset these devices, press and hold the Sleep/Wake and Home buttons at the same time for at least ten seconds. After about 10s, you should see the Apple logo appears then release the buttons.

Way 2. How to reboot iPhone with the Power button/side button.

The iPhone restart is not like the hard reset, it is just shut down the device then boot it.

How to reboot iPhone X, XS, XS Max, and XR with the physical button

1. 1. Press and hold the Power button/Side button and volume up or down button until the slider appears.
2. 2. Drag the slider to turn off the device.
3. 3. After the device is shut down, press and hold the Power button/Side button until the Apple Logo appears.

How to reboot iPhone 8, 8 Plus, 7, 7 Plus, 6s, 6s Plus, 6, 6 Plus, SE and 5S

1. 1. Press and hold the Power button/ Side button until the slider appears.
2. 2. Drag the slider to turn off your iPhone device.
3. 3. After you turn off the device, press and hold the power button/Side button until the Apple Logo appears.

Way 3. How to reboot iPhone device with IOS 11 or higher

However, due to some reasons, the physical button not working on some iPhone devices. So we should use another way to restart it. In this way, you should make sure your iPhone system version is iOS 11 or higher.

Go to Settings >> General >> Scroll down and you can see Shut Down >> Tap Shut Down and you can see the power off slider >> Drag to power off the device and wait for seconds.

After turn off the device, press and hold the power button to turn on the device.

Way 4. How to reboot iPhone device with Assistive Touch

Do you use the Assistive Touch? It is a very useful Virtual Key. If you don’t use it, here is how to open the AssistiveTouch. You may also read 2 Ways to add a home button to your iPhone X.

Go Settings >> General >> Accessibility >> AssistiveTouch >> Tap to turn on it.

After you active the AssistiveTouch, tap on the virtual button >> Device >> Restart.

Above are 4 ways to restart iPhone devices, have you got it? Any questions about this welcome to comment below.

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Erick98T wrote:thanks but i got it off craigslist so can't do any special discounts.Where you got the iPhone isn't relevant. While it's preferable to only purchase from authorized sellers, there's nothing inherently wrong with buying a used device.

The only things that matter are:1) Has the iPhone had any previous service or repair by any unauthorized repair shops? (i.e., anyone not listed at locate.apple.com)2) Is Activation Lock enabled on the device, and if so, is it your Apple ID and are you able to turn that off?That's really it.

Other than that, unless there's really, really bad damage to the device, Apple will usually replace an iPhone 5 for $269 USD + tax with a known good version, identical in color & capacity. If it's just the display only that needs to be replaced, that's also possible for $129 USD + tax.

To answer your question-you can have someone disconnect the battery for you.The power+home button reset is the same as disconnect/connect the battery.But let's talk about what else is wrong with this phone-1-An iPhone 5 with no power and no home button is a classic presentation for a post-DIY battery replacement that knocked a chip off the logic board near the SIM tray. This can be repaired, but finding someone local to do iPhone board repair can be a challenge. There are many mail in services that could help.2-You are having touch issues on the phone?

That was unclear from your post. A trip to the independent repair shop can at least help you figure out if you simply have a bad screen, a software freeze up, or if this phone has 'old water damage' with corrosion at the digitizer connector on the board.The reality is that your only option at Apple is an out of warranty replacement-which means turn in your phone and they will sell you a refurbished iPhone 5 for $269.

This is well over the current good condition value of the iPhone 5.Your best bet is a trip to a quality independent repair shop to have someone help you at least get your phone working well enough to make a backup of your data (it sounds like this is your goal here). They can look at the phone and advise you if it was water damage, battery replacement pry damage on the board, or if it just needs a new screen.How to identify a quality independent repair shop?Do research. Not all independent repair shops are trustworthy, and the quality of the parts they use can vary.

Look for an established shop with great reviews, a solid warranty for at least 6 months on the repair, and a guarantee to solve your problem or no fee. Ask where they source their parts. Any shop that claims to use true Apple original parts should be avoided since this is not possible.

Independent repair is a fantastic option for convenience and savings, but you have to do some legwork to find a great shop in your area since there are a lot of unscrupulous ones.Best of luck!Jessa. Apple Footer.This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only.

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