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The hard reset will fix a lot of common software issues like black
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using clever apps like memory sweep.
If an application is hung up, many times you can force the app to
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seconds. You will know when the hard reset has taken place because
the Apple logo will be displayed. You can let go of all the buttons
when you see this screen.
For most all software glitches this will get you back up and
running in no time at all. It may take up to 5 minutes for the
iPhone 5 to reboot completely and come back to the locked screen
and this is normal. If you are still having problems or are not
able to get the screen with the Apple logo to come up, you may have
to take the next step. This means contacting Apple customer support
directly in most cases AT&T will not do much for issues with
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