Open the Settings app on your iPhone -> Battery -> turn off the toggle next to Low Power Mode.When active, the Low Power Mode temporarily reduces or disables background activities such as downloads and mail fetch in order to prevent battery drain. On your iPhone, open the Settings app -> Cellular -> scroll down and then turn on the toggle for Settings.If you are trying to install the iOS 17 beta using cellular data, be sure the Settings app can access cellular data. Make Sure the Settings App Can Access Your Cellular Data On your iPhone with Touch ID: Double-press the Home Button to access the app switcher -> swipe up on the Settings app to force kill it.ħ.
On your iPhone with the Face ID: Swipe up from the Home Bar to bring up the app switcher -> then swipe up the Settings app to force kill the app. Force Quit the Settings App and Relaunch ItĪt times, all you need to do to troubleshoot the stuck software update on iPhone is to just force quit the Settings app and relaunch it. It will free up plenty of memory and also speed up the software update process. Force Quit All Other Apps to Free Up Memoryĭuring the software update, make sure to force quit all apps to ensure they do not run in the background. It will play a vital role in keeping unexpected interference at bay. Connect Your iPhone to a Power Source During Software UpdateĮven though the file size of iOS 17 is less than 3GB and hardly takes around 15/20 minutes to download and install, I would recommend you connect the device to a power source during the software update. When connected to a power source, ensure that your device has a minimum of 20% battery. To get going, make sure your iPhone has at least a 50% charge to initiate software update. Ensure That Your iPhone Has At Least 50% Charge Here is the list of iPhone models that are compatible with iOS 17:Ģ. 
So, if you were hoping that your old yet still fully capable iPhone to get the latest iOS 17, you would feel terribly let down. In what is going to disappoint millions of iPhone owners, iOS 17 has left out iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and iPhone X. Be Sure You Have a Supported iPhone Model
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