Steps to Put Your iPhone in Recovery Mode. Step 2: Verify that your iPhone is fully charged. Then turn off your iPhone by pressing and holding the Sleep/Wake button (located at the top right of your device) for a few seconds until the red slider to turn your iPhone off appears. Slide it and wait until your iPhone is completely off. Here is how you can use it. Install the application on your phone and then launched it. Set the timer via the circular icon and simply click the 'Start' button. When the time is up, this app will put your device on sleep mode and will stop playing your music.

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Many developers speak of Android's sleep mode.

When exactly the device goes into sleep mode ?

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What is st standby mode ?

How standby and sleep mode are different (or related)?

When the device goes to standby ?

What are the factors deciding whether standby or sleep mode ?

Is there any thing called deep sleep ? (or deep standby), If so, info on it please...

What services are shut down in sleep mode ?

What will happen to the shut services on device wakeup.

Consider I am downloading a file using ES Downloader, and gives the hide option.

Say it's a huge file like 100mb,CASE 1 :My device screen dims, then screen turns off, but not locked.CASE 2 :My device screen dims, then screen turns off, and it goes to locked state.

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A few to much questions for a single post, though they are mostly related. Let's roll up from the end:

Deep Sleep is a state where the CPU has 'nothing to do at all'. Depending on the tasks the device has to perform, CPU runs in different 'speeds' (frequencies). Say you've got a 1 GHz CPU, that doesn't mean it permanently runs at 1 GHz (and eats your battery); it will only 'fully power up to that' if there is demand for it. On average, it will run on much lower frequencies, down to ~50 MHz. If there's really nothing to do, the system will 'send it to sleep', and set a timer to wake it up later. This state is called 'deep sleep'.

Your device goes to Standby only when you've turned the display off, never when the display is turned on. IMHO 'Standby' and 'Sleep mode' are synonyms. But switching off your display is not the only criterium for entering Standby. Depending on your device's settings and apps currently started/running, e.g. running downloads might continue, as well as other 'ongoing calculations'. The 'locked state' usually has nothing to do with it: that's rather a 'security measure' against 'unwanted access'.

What services are stopped when you switch off the screen is something no generic answer can be given to: this very much differs not only between devices and Android versions, but also depends on what apps you have installed and how they're programmed/configured.

As for your specific example: This again depends. Say you've switched off mobile data, and run your download on WiFi. Your 'WiFi Standby Policy' is set to cut the connection when the screen is turned off. Results for your download should be obvious then :)

Note that this answer most likely is incomplete, as the topic is rather complex – and your number of questions don't make it easy to answer in a short manner.

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There are certain situations you need to put your iPhone in recovery mode. Perhaps it freezes, it keeps restarting continuously, it is not being recognized by iTunes or you were attempting to jailbreak it (or you already did) and need to restore it to its original state. Whatever the reason is, putting iPhone in recovery mode will allow you to restore your device while at the same time getting rid of these issues.

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The steps to enter recovery mode are different on different generations of iPhone. You need to follow the right steps; otherwise, your iPhone won't go into recovery mode. Now follow the steps that are right for your iPhone to get into recovery mode.

Note:

• Restoring iPhone in recovery mode with iTunes will erase all contents. Therefore, always backup your iPhone before getting the device into recovery mode. If you are unable to make a backup right now, use FonePaw iPhone Data Recovery to recover data from old iTunes/iCloud backup.

• If the iPhone gets stuck at recovery mode, jump to Part 4 to get iPhone out of recovery mode.

Part 1: How to Put iPhone 4/4s/5/5s/6/6s/6s Plus in Recovery Mode

If you have an iPhone 4/4s, iPhone 5/5c/5s, iPhone 6/6s/6 Plus/6s Plus, you can put the device into recovery mode in the following steps.

Step 1 Turn off iPhone by pressing and holding Sleep/Wake button for a few seconds until the red slider to turn your iPhone off appears. Slide it and wait until your iPhone is completely off.

Step 2 Plug your iPhone's USB cable to your computer's USB port to connect the iPhone with computer.

Step 3 Launch iTunes on the computer. You are recommended to use the latest iTunes on the computer.

Tip: Some users wonder if they can put an iPhone in recovery mode without computer. The truth is, iPhone cannot enter recovery mode without computer. Therefore, borrow a computer if you don't have it right now.

Step 4 Press and hold both Sleep/Wake and Home buttons all at the same time. Keep holding the two buttons until you see the iPhone screen with connect-to-iTunes icon. Note: Do not release the button when you see Apple logo. Otherwise, iPhone won't go into recovery mode but restarts itself instead.

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Part 2: How to Put iPhone 7/7 Plus in Recovery Mode

Since iPhone 7/7 Plus ditches the physical home button, it takes different steps to go in recovery mode.

Step 1 Power off iPhone 7 or 7 Plus.

Step 2 Connect iPhone 7/7 Plus to a PC or Mac. Run iTunes on the PC or Mac.

Step 3 Press and hold Volume Down and Power button. Just keep holding these two buttons until 'Connect to iTunes' appears.

Part 3: How to Put iPhone 8/8 Plus/X in Recovery Mode

iPhone 8/8 Plus and iPhone X comes with many new changes. And the method to enter recovery mode is also changed on iPhone 8/8 Plus/X.

Step 1 Power off iPhone 8, 8 Plus, X.

Step 2 Plug iPhone 8/8 Plus/X into computer and open iTunes.

Step 3 Then press and release Volume up button first, then press and release Volume Down button. Quickly holding the Side button until you see iPhone says connect to iTunes.

When iPhone is in recovery mode, you should be seeing a popup message on iTunes that says that there is an iPhone or iPad which is into Recovery Mode and that first needs to be restored in order to use it. Then click on OK to restore iPhone.

Part 4: How to Get iPhone out of Recovery Mode

If your iPhone is in good status, usually the iPhone will exit recovery mode automatically after restoring with iTunes.

And to get iPhone out of recovery mode without restore, you can:

• On iPhone 8/7/6/5/4, long press power button until the device is off. Then press the power button again to restart the phone.

• On iPhone X, press side button with volume up or volume down button until the screen is black. Then press the power button to reboot the device.

If iPhone won't get out of recovery mode, read How to Get iPhone Out of Recovery Mode

Part 5: How to Recover Data from iTunes/iCloud Backup After Recovery Mode

After restoring iPhone with iTunes in recovery mode, all data is erased on the iPhone. So you need to recover iPhone data from iTunes or iCloud backup. Here you can use FonePaw iPhone Data Recovery to help you.

When restoring backups with the FonePaw program, you can selectively recover only the data you need without restoring the whole backup. Another great thing is that the FonePaw program can displays not just the latest backup but the iTunes/iCloud backups that you have made all the time. Also, you can view what's in the backup before recovery.

How does this FonePaw iPhone Data Recovery work? Read on.

Step 1 After downloading the program, install and launch it on your computer.

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Step 2 Then choose 'Recover from iTunes Backup File', you will see the backup files on your computer.

Or Select 'Recover from iCloud Backup Files'. Then, you will see the main interface as below. Enter your iCloud account and password to sign in to view all iCloud backups.

Step 3 Select the backup file you wanted and click 'Start Scan' to extract the content from your iPhone backup file.

Step 4 When the scan is over, you will all data on the backup are listed and displayed in categories. Before the recovery, you are allowed to preview them one by one. Then choose the data you want to restore and click 'Recover' to save them on your computer.

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