Charge Your Phone

If you are seeing the message Flash is disabled. The iPhone battery is low and needs to be charged before you can use the flash. Your phone’s battery is running low, and you cannot use the flash. Charge your phone and it should be working

Restart Your iPhone

Restarting your iPhone can resolve minor software glitches that may be preventing you from using the flash. If it was a software glitch causing the issue, it should be fixed now.

Let Your Phone Cool Down

If you see the message Flash is Disabled. The iPhone needs to cool down before you can use the flash, you know the reason.Your phone has become too hot and using the flash in that condition will only cause further heating and damage to your phone’s hardware..Just leave your phone and let it cool down.

Turn Off Do Not Disturb

If you have turned on the ‘Do Not Disturb’ feature on your iPhone 14/14 Pro, it may be the cause. Pull down the Control Center by swiping from the top right corner of your phone’s home screen and then tap on the ‘Do Not Disturb’ icon to turn it off. It should turn grey when turned off.

Turn Off Low Power Mode

The Low Power Mode can help you to conserve your iPhone’s battery by preventing your phone from using too much power. This feature is great when you are running low on battery. Check whether you have accidentally turned on the feature or not. If yes, turn it off by using the following steps: Settings – Battery – Low Power Mode – Use the toggle switch to turn it off.

Check the Phone Cover

the phone cover you are using may be the reason. If the cover is not properly cut to size, it can accidentally cover the flash and prevent it from working. So, it might be worth checking your iPhone’s cover.

Run an OS Update

This feature will work only and only when there is an update available. Follow the steps below to check for updates:Open the Settings app and then tap on General.On the next screen that appears, tap on Software Update.If an update is available, download and install the update.