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When an iOS device is in Recovery Mode, it will display the image you see here, of the iTunes logo and a USB cable telling you to attach the device to iTunes. If you have not launched iTunes, you will see the familiar screen of the USB cable pointing at the iTunes logo signaling to connect the iPhone to iTunes to start recovery.

Continue to hold the Home button until an alert message in iTunes informing you that an iPhone in recovery mode has been detected, like the screenshot below:.

Press and continue to hold the Home button while you reconnect the USB cable to your iPhone, this will cause the iPhone to turn on.

Press and hold down the Home and Sleep/Power button on the top of the iPhone to turn off the iPhone.

Disconnect the USB cable from your iPhone, but leave the other side connected to your Mac or PC.

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HereвЂ™s how to enter into recovery mode on any iOS device with a clickable Home button, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch: Additionally, the same steps can be used on iPod touch models with a clickable Home button, and older iPad models too. The article here will discuss entering into Recovery Mode on iPhone models with a clickable Home button including iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone 5s, iPhone SE, iPhone 5, iPhone 4s, and iPhone 4. You can either restore from a backup, or set up the device as new, that is your choice. YouвЂ™ll need a computer (Mac or Windows) and a USB cable to complete the Recovery Mode based restore process. Whatever the reason, you can place any iOS device into recovery mode, which allows you to restore a bricked iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with the help of iTunes.

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It turns out that Recovery Mode is what your iPhone goes into when you are doing a standard iOS upgrade or restore anyway, but you may want to put your iPhone into recovery mode for other reasons to troubleshoot a device, restore it, or perhaps for jailbreak purposes.

I didn't try any of those fancy utilities in 32bit Windows and haven't got the Iphone 4s out of recovery mode still.Hopefully I've painted a better picture for you now and still appreciate your assistance and any advice you may have.Sometimes things go wrong and you need to put your iPhone into Recovery Mode to restore it and get it working again.

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The IPhone made it 3/4 of the way, the progress bar stopped and itunes produced another error 1079 I think, can't totally remember the code number. I tried to do restore/update running 32bit Win 7 Ultimate with an itunes for windows download. The thought has crossed my mind that the 64bit system could be the problem so. Then downloaded Cydia7.zip, Reiboot.exe and Demon403-x86 cause I tried to find a version that was 64bit and thought I did find one claiming to be 64bit savy however, wouldn't recognize the device in any one of those utilities. Then downloaded RedSnow win 0.9.15b3.zip and ran utility in Win 10 64bit but wouldn't recognize the device. Then I downloaded iphone 4,1 8.0 12A365 ,Restore.iphone but couldn't transfer iso into itunes or the device. tried to enter command prompt and run recboot.exe, bootrec.exe or bootcfg.exe with no success. If that isn't enough I downloaded Tiny Umbrella, wouldn't recognize the device. The 4s goes straight to the connect iTunes logo w/usb when it starts up regardless if I hold both buttons and release the power button to put in DFU mode or if I just shut it off and let it start up normally.

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I then did all the IOS updates on the computer, got a couple different usb chords I knew were good, changed usb ports, restarted a hundred times and proceeded to try it in iTunes with Windows 10 64bit another six ways to Sunday. I updated ITunes on my MacBook 2009 '13' running El Capitan 64bit. ITunes restarted the iPhone and the progress bar made it three quarters of the way through on the iPhone and then I got an error #29,can't complete restore.

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When I attempted an update/restore in iTunes on my MacBook Pro iTunes completed downloading the iPhone restore package and started the process. I had him uncheck the find my phone feature and delete the device for the old 4s under his iCloud account, thus releasing his interest in the device. My Dad gave me his old iPhone 4s when he got an iPhone 6s. Maybe I didn't paint a good picture for you in original post.

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