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Quite common problem, the routine solutions to fix the problem. If one doesn't work, try the next one 1. Hard Reboot your iDevices 2. Update the iTunes on your PC 3. Switch the cable to a Made for Apple one. THIS IS THE MOST POSSIBLE CAUSE. 4. Restore your iDevices with TunesKit iOS System Recovery,...

Very common problem.
Are you sure you are using Made for Apple Cable? If so, you can try to update iTunes.
Ultimately, restore your device with TunesKit iOS System Recovery, which can restore your iDevices without data loss.

Use TunesKit iOS System Recovery to be honest, as iPhone stuck on Apple Logo or white screen are among the main targets of this software. Normally, resolving this problem only requires the Standard mode, which can restore your iPhone without data loss.

Maybe you should try to hard reboot. As far as I know, a hard reboot will solve most common problems. If that doesn't work, maybe you can switch to another tool to restore iPod. TunesKit iOS System Recovery I recommend, because it can restore without data loss, and I haven't experienced restore fail...

It is quite common a problem, you can try these steps:
1. Restart both your computer and iPhone. iPhone needs hard reboot.
2. Update your iTunes to the latest version
3. Restore your iPhone with TunesKit iOS System Recovery, because it can restore without data loss.

1. Swithch a cable (Made for Apple one)
2. Hard reboot
3. restore. Do not use itunes restore because it erase all your data. Use TunesKit iOS System Recovery to restore your phone, it will cause no data loss.
Hope it helps.

A good news is that you don't have to worry about the iTunes error, because it is most likely the result of the stuck in DFU mode, and the easiest solution is to use TunesKit iOS System Recovery to do a restore. The reason I recommend it is that it does not require user to do anything with the phone...

From your description, I think the problems is a combination of stuck in recovery mode and boot loop. You can surely see that the system on your iPhone is damaged, and the easiest way to fix this is to use TunesKit iOS System Recovery to do a complete restore. Otherwise, just go to Apple Support Cen...