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The trick of pressing home button and power button together did not work. I had to do the hard restore at the end.
Restore iOS
- Make sure the latest iTune is installed on the Mac.
- Connect iPhone to the Mac using the cable that came with your device. (This is important. Third-party cable may not work.)
- The message: "There's a problem with the [your device name] that requires it to be updated or restored." will be displayed on the Mac.
- Click Update to reset the phone.
I was able to get the phone back in 20 minutes. Do not click on the Restore button, which will set the phone back to the factory default.
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