How to Fix iTunes Stuck on Verifying iPhone Restore?

How to Fix iTunes Stuck on Verifying iPhone Restore?
1. Check Network Connection

Whenever you find iTunes getting stuck on "Verifying iPhone Restore", the first and foremost way to resolve the problem is getting the network connected inspected. It is the most elemental thing to do since the restoring process requires the best internet connection. Hence, when you try to restore your iPhone, using an stable or just good internet connection is out of question. Check the connection first. If it is not stable, switch to another stable one. Also, we suggest you to use Wi-Fi instead of cellular data in case you're using it. See if this tip helps otherwise; get helped with the next tip.


2. Use Another Computer

Another way to resolve iTunes stuck on "Verifying iPhone Restore" issue is try again with another computer. There are many reasons why your PC is not supporting the function. Maybe the computer performace is bad. Perhaps the iTunes is corrupted or the USB ports are not supporting at the moment. Also, there are chances that the lightening cables are not able to connect to the ports of the PC you're using or there is dust inside the port. Lots of reasons could be the culprit and therefore, if you're in hurry, we recommend you to try another PC.


3. Turn Off Anti-virus Software

Enabled anti-virus software and firewall settings can also be the reason behind iTunes stuck on "Verifying iPhone Restore" issue. Therefore, you need to check if these software are on in your system and acting as culprit. If yes, make them temporarily disabled, at least until the restoring gets completed.


4. Update iTunes to the Latest Version

Another very common thing you need to check when your iTunes get stuck on "Verifying iPhone Restore"would be the version of iTunes. You should check time to time about the new update of your iTunes and install it whenever available. In case of this problem too, we recommend you to update the iTunes if it is not.

To do this on your Mac, launch 'App Store' and look for the 'Updates' option at the top. You will get to know if any update is available. Hit on 'Install' to get the latest iTunes on your Mac.



To perform it on Windows, open iTunes and click 'Help' from menu bar. Hit on 'Check for Updates' and install the update if available. Hope this tip turned out to be helpful to you.


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