If this is the case, you will have to try and get into iPhone Recovery Mode since the iPhone screen is frozen and inoperable. If you have Find My enabled, the software will ask you to disable it before proceeding: The Finder is shown below, for illustration purposes. Step 2: If your iPhone is detected, it will reflect in iTunes or Finder. Step 1: Connect your iPhone to your computer and launch iTunes (on older macOS) or Finder on newer macOS versions Be aware that, funnily, third-party tools are often better at working with a frozen/ bricked device than the official ways available with consumers. Now, if for some reason you still want to use the official Apple way to restore the firmware on your iPhone, here are the steps to do that. Part III: Fix iPhone 13 Frozen Screen with iTunes or macOS Finder Instead, when you use Dr.Fone - System Repair (iOS), a software by Wondershare Company that works on both Windows OS and macOS and is designed to quickly and efficiently restore iOS on your iPhone and fix any issues you might be having, you not only fix your iPhone quickly and efficiently, but you do that with zero frustration since you are in control of what’s happening, all the time, as Dr.Fone will guide you every step of the way, in simple and easy to understand instructions with visuals. Instead, why not try a third-party solution that guides you every step of the way, clearly, and in the language you understand? If something goes wrong with the process outlined by Apple, Apple will give you error codes and you don’t speak error codes! You would have to scourge the internet to figure what is your specific error number about, wasting your time and increasing your frustration. You will have to scan through the Apple Support documents to figure everything out about how to restore the firmware on iPhone to fix the frozen screen on iPhone 13. Restoring firmware using the Apple-provided method of using iTunes or macOS Finder is a somewhat complicated thing to do, as there are several steps involved with little guidance. Part II: One-Click Fix for iPhone 13 Frozen Screen with Dr.
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