Restore iphone after water damage

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• IPhone 6 s life after water damage

  So my iPhone 6s fell in the tub (I still feel stupid) and after doing all the steps and put it in the rice that I tried to open it a thirty hours after I put it in rice. The phone open, fortunately, but I noticed that it took a little longer to power and power off. He also had a bright diagonal stripe on the screen which I guess was the water so I put back it in the rice therapy. Anyway, my main question is, is the power on and put off the power of the issue or the problem of screen I mentioned something I have to worry?

  You should worry about corrosion. Unfortunately, the iPhone is not waterproof. You're lucky if it still works after contact with water. Usually, phones and water do not mix, and water damage are not covered by the warranty. Corrosion has already begun.  You must schedule an appointment of genius at the Apple Store

  to assess the level of damages. They will offer you the best solution.

• How to backup iphone 6 after water damage?

  Before putting in your device for a repair / replacement, you are prompted to make a backup of your device. This can be done directly from your device in iCloud or you can connect your device to your MACbook and do in iTunes.

  But how you do it if your peripheral water damage (iphone 6) engaged?

  Then it is too late, should always make a backup before something happens.

• My iPhone got water damaged

  My iPhone has been damaged by water and was sent away for repair. I assumed that the information about this has been backed up to iCloud, every day, however, I registered on iCloud tonight and the pictures and contacts there have not been updated since June 2015. Can I restore my phone when it is returned that it contained more recently?

  N ° you had to back up and erase the content before sending it if possible. Apple isn't tend to your phone in for repair.

• How to fix an iPhone 6 water damaged?

  My iPhone 6 recently fell into the toilet clear-watered and I automatically took and cut the power, I then took down to the it Department in my college and had a technician shake all the water and remove my hard case to dry everywhere for me, but also to remove the SIM card. From there, I kept it out and about two hours later, obtained a bag of white rice to the kitchen of the College to put my i6, before putting it in my friend tried to turn it on and managed also, only the apple symbol pops up on the screen and it wouldn't really lights up, it is the latest sign that I saw him working. I went to repair an electronics store downtown, but the guy gave me a call recently and said all hope is lost for her. I am extremely disappointed by Apple at this time and I refuse to think that my iPhone 6 is burned because I saw many people fix on YouTube by soaked in alcohol, or something! I'm not sure what the seller of electronics, but I feel like I'm sure he didn't do much to revive. Please tell me that all hope is not lost, and how do I manage to fix it. I've been a very loyal customer to Apple and always highly recommend it to other people, but if my iPhone 6 is simply grilled on a 1 second fall-in with the toilet, I'll be sure to cut my short loyalty and express my very negative experience with others. The iPhone 6 is very expensive and should not have such abilities of poor water/water waterproof resistance of the water.

  Blame you Apple to drop your phone in the water? Are you serious?

  Even if the phone is quite expensive, it IS NOT impermeable to water, is not allowed to survive water damage. This is clearly stated everywhere where it is possible.

  If you need a phone that is sustainable water, you should look for one of the specific models that have these capabilities and which are certified and tested to be waterproof to the water.

  You can only hope for the best and maybe leave a feature request for Apple at the link.

  http://www.Apple.com/feedback/

• A lot of problems with the battery after water damage

  Hello! I dropped my iPhone 16 5s in toilets and pay a repair man local £30 to repair rather than £205 from Apple.

  He managed to get the phone to run, but now I have the following problem:

  1. phone overheating and tells me to cool before I can use it.

  2. in the use of the app from tesco to run errands the other day, he went to blue screen and restarted on every 5 minutes.

  3. the witness of the life of battery does not work and if you re - start, he recorded a good level.

  4. all supported, he constantly re-boots.

  Help, please.

  This time, take it to Apple and pay what it costs.  Water damage to a phone apparently can leave dry on minerals on the contacts so that a simple drying will not work unless your technician who knows really what to do. the only problem is that if the phone was opened by a third party, that apple may bother on considering watch.

• Can an iphone 6 water damaged be repaired?

  Peut 6 water damaged iphone

  be repaired?

  N ° however, Apple can offer a replacement with a warranty.

• IPhone 5 water damage

  I recently put my iphone through the washer 5.  Let him sit off in a bag of rice for about 10 days.  I have it recharged last night and he came and works well.  The only problem I have is that he won't have wifi.  Everything else on the phone works perfectly.  If you go into the settings and try to activate the wifi on this path, it will not give you the ability to turn it on.  If you slide the phone up and go for this option, the wifi button is blacked out. Any help would be appreciated.  Thank you in advance.

  Hello!

  Try the steps in this article

  If the WiFi is gray or Sun on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch...

  If your issue is not resolved the device will need to be repaired.

  I hope that the unit has AC + and you can use one of your incidents, otherwise it may be eligible for the cost of warranty service or you can contact your carrier to see if the aircraft was insured.

  I hope this helps!

• HP probook 450 G2: flickering horizontal lines on the screen while watching the video after water damage

  Hello

  My father accidentally threw a glass of cola on my computer, on my keyboard. I was able to turn my laptop upside down very quickly and went out of the battery. I then let dry for 24 hours. At first glance the damage seemed limited to my keyboard that I already replaced. Everything else seems to work very well (sound, touchpad, usb ports, hdmi, dvd drive port) until I watched a video. Flickering horizontal lines appeared in the background, which are only slightly visible. Lines do not appear when I'm surfing the internet, playing games, or when I do no matter what other casual stuff. I also don't see any flickering lines when I connect to my laptop to an external display.

  Does anyone have an idea on what the problem might be and what parts can I replace to fix this?

  The unit to boot BIOS and check if you get all the lines. If you don't get all the lines in the BIOS screen,

  then update the BIOS and chipset. But if the problem persists then you must send it to the service.

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  Thank you
  AntonyG1
  Although I am an employee of HP, I speak for myself and not for HP

• MacBook Pro delivers after water damage

  Hello.

  I have the model: A1278 I do not know what operating system is installed

  The laptop in question got wet and is now dry.

  The problem starts when I turn on the system, it normally turns... (but slower)  It asks me to put my password. When I enter it, it says it is incorrect and asks me if I want to reset it using my apple ID, when I press on it the computer crashes.

  I tried to insert a USB stick with version OSX 10 but when I press and hold C or D I get the following error:

  

  Since to play I can not even get it back to the password screen. It just constantly restarts all by showing a blinking globe.

  I also tried ALT - D with an ethernet cable is plugged.

  All data are saved.

  I can't get the hardware tool to work.

  Clues about the error message given? I tried to remove the two RAM sticks.

  Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

  Your best option is an appointment at an Apple store for a FREE genius bar.  Wait for a repair quote are very high.

  Ciao.

• Randoom Boot after water Dammage

  It's so weird.

  I took my Macbook Air out after water damage.  I saw indicators of submersion.

  The keyboard is released.  No problem. It starts, it starts in full operating system, works fine, but then if I arrested him, (re - not start - that works), the fan starts to turn, towers starts, then stops, leaves for a while, stops again, etc..

  Now if I remove the battery and the power cord and let it sit for half an hour or more, it will start again as if nothing happened!  Right in the operating system.  But God forbid, it stops.  Then he must sit without him to once again, at least a half hour.

  How can I know the mobo to quit SMOKING is a baby, it is very good indeed?

  Steven

  This obviously isn't very well!

  Do check it out at your nearest centre of the Apple.

• 【IPhone Water Damage】: how long he survives after recover?

  Hello

  A few days ago, I dropped my iphone in the toilet (about 1 second). I immediately picked up and turned off. Now, it's still buried inside a bag of rice. There is a risk that the iphone still works. But I've heard that once the water, it could become corrosive and ultimately, the iphone is going to die sooner or later.

  I wonder anyone at - it a similar experience (iphone in water drop & and still working)? How long the iphone can survive after the accident?

  Thank you

  Randy.

  I use the 6SP, incidentally.

• IPhone 6 s water damaged more

  I recently damaged my iPhone more 6s due to water damage and I just got my replacement phone - another iPhone 6 s more.  However, I have to return my iPhone damaged by water, but it ends destroyed, it does not, etc. Instructions ask that I erase all the contents of my previous phone before returning, but how do I do that if I can't turn it on. I did remove my old SIM card and put it in my new iPhone 6 s more, is that enough?  I already located towards the top/restored my iPhone more than 6 s and I removed my old iPhone 6s than "find my iPhone". Disconnected from 'Find my iPhone' there is a selection that says once the phone is connected to the internet it would erase content and I chose, in the hope that it would remove any remaining info I have on the phone after removing the SIM card, if the phone is never repaired and returned to new. Thank you for your help.

  As long as you remove the device to locate my iPhone, you did what is necessary.  If Apple has problems, they will contact you.

• My Iwatch is synchronized with an Iphone which contained the water damage, and I had to replace my phone. Can I recover my photos of my Iwatch?

  My Iwatch is synchronized with an Iphone which contained the water damage, and I had to replace my phone. Can I recover my photos of my Iwatch?

  Hello

  No - you can't retrieve pictures directly from your watch. However, you can add your replacement iPhone.

  Apple Watch stores the photos in an album photo sync on your iPhone. By default, it's on your album of Favorites (the photos that you have marked as Favorites). The photos may not be synchronized / extra back to your new iPhone to your watch - synchronization only works on the other hand.

  To keep the same pictures on your watch once it is paired with your replacement iPhone, you must add these same photos to the iPhone. You may be able to do this by restoring a recent backup of your iPhone:

  - Restore your device from an iCloud or iTunes backup - Apple Support

  Once the pictures are on your iPhone, select the album to synchronize with your watch:

  -On your iPhone, in the application of Eve, go to: My Watch (low left tab) > Photos > synced Album > selects an album > allow them to synchronize after changing the albums.

• [URGENT!] I can't access my iPhone 5 because of water damage!

  Hello, guys. HM, the story of how this happened is quite simple, I have obviously dropped my phone in the filled bathtub (whose water happened to contain bathbombs, foam, and other products). I pulled it out immediately and it worked perfectly fine, but the water display under which had left some unpleasant spots white and gray. I left my phone in the day rice overnight. I woke up for not much of a change, only a few pixels were dry air inside the huge waste of water. so, I decided several things, like rebooting, drying with AC, with a hair dryer, with a small pump I use to clean my DSLR lenses and nothing has worked, BUT my frozen screen. I can't type in any way to get a reaction and some scratches appear but fade quickly. I read that you have to reboot, so I did it, but now I can't access it because it asks for my password and I can't type. I really want to at least return it upward but iTunes or other software will not recognize it because it is locked. I don't really want to take it to the service. Any advice on how I can unlock unlock/dry/she? Ah, the buttons of my home and lock work perfectly well. Thank you!

  You can not.  Your screen is obviously of water damaged and without screen tactile operation you really can't do anything with it until you have repaired or replaced.  No trouble reset or magic software is going to fix the damaged material.

  You can't back up in iTunes now, there is no way to do it without functional touch screen.  If you had backups iCloud activated before that, then you should have a backup in place you will be able to restore from.  Yet once again, if you had not already activated your backup, there no way to do it now.

  A backup is only useful if its done before a disaster occurs.  Once your material is damaged, your ability to implement damage control are limited or non-existent.

  Take it to Apple for a free assessment of the damage and they can explain your options.  Most likely, an output device warranty replacement will be required.  And without a backup already in place, Yes, you go to floating content.