How do you restore backup files on iTunes?
I use ApowerRescue to recover the deleted files from my iPhone. It’s easy to use. May this guide can assist you. How to Undelete iPhone Messages?
How we can recover iPhone data if we don't have backup on iTunes and iCloud backup has been deleted?
If a photo/video was not deleted over 30 days, please find them in "Recently Deleted" album and have them recovered. Or, if you've cleared the album or they were deleted over 30days. You should try other means.Are there any iTunes or iCloud backup files available? If you want to restore deleted photos/videos, it would be highly possible to retrieve them from a backup. According the "Restore from a Backup - Apple Support", you might try the followings.iTunes: Connect water-damaged iPhone to iTunes, go to “File” > “Devices” > “Restore from backup…”iCloud: Reset your iPhone via “Settings” > “General” > “Reset” > “Erase All the Content and Settings” > “Restore from iCloud Backup” after the reboot.Note: both method will overwrite current data.If you have no backups, I suggest you to take a look at a guide on iFoneTips, which shows how to restore deleted photos on iPhone with or without backups via iPhone Data Recovery, which is able to help you recover data from iTunes/iCloud backup or even without backups. I've read it once and that's a really good one.Hope it helps.
What's the best software to recover lost iPhone data from iTunes backup?
i've met with the problem before, i searched a extremely powerful tool called Potatoshare iTunes Data Recovery, it can fast and completely extract photos, contacts, sms, call history, calendar, notes, reminders, etc. from the backup of iphone, ipad or ipod touch. http://www.potatoshare.com/itunes-data-recovery.html
Where is my iPhone backup stored on Windows 7?
I have searched Google, Apple, etc. but to no avail. I can not find my backup file anywhere on my computer. I do not have an AppData folder, or a MobileSync folder, and my iPhone desperately needs to be restored but I can NOT lose all of my contacts and whatnot. Does anyone know where the file is or what I can do to place it somewhere else?
Recover pictures from iphone backup?
Hey, I'm with the iPhone Backup Extractor project at Reincubate, our software can deal with any iTunes backup, from all iOS and devices. We get many cases of lost photos every day, maybe I can help with your problem. Can I ask, have you tried the "Restore from backup" option that Paulo recommended? It is the most common solution, but if this doesn't work for various reasons, you can try extracting the photos from the backup itself, and from here getting them back to your iPhone will be easy. So long as you backed up the phone, you should be able to recover all of your photos. Try the free version of the software: it will show you how many backups you have and what data is contained in it (it will tell you how many photos you have). Drop a note if you have any problems, I will be happy to help - even if the backup is encrypted or corrupt, there are ways you can work with it and, if the data exists, it can be recovered. Here is an article on how to recover photos from an iTunes backup, it explains in detail how it's done: http://www.iphonebackupextractor.com/blog/2010/sep/17/how-recover-lost-photos-iphone-backup/ Hope this helps, let me know if I can assist!
Is it possible to selectively restore iPhone data from an iTunes backup?
To be frank, Apple provides excellent service for users to deal with the increasing data on your iOS devices. You can either back up the data to iCloud or iTunes. Since iCloud storage is limited (5GB), most users like to create backups on iTunes.Here comes the problem. Are you curious about viewing the data in iPhone backup? You can access part of the content in iCloud backup by logging into iCloud.com, but not all of the data. You can find the iTunes backup files on your PC or Mac, however, you cannot view the specific content in iTunes backup.The iTunes backup is not readable. How can you view the iTunes backup? One way available is that you can restore the backup to your iOS device. However, it is truly a hard decision if you only want to view some of the data because you will lose all the current data by restoring. It is sure that you can make another backup of the existing data, and then restore the newly-made backup again. However, it is really inconvenient and time-consuming.Don’t worry! There is an easy guide to tell you how to locate and easily view the iTunes backups without restoring.The guide has Three part:Part 1. Steps to View iTunes Backup FilesPart 2. How to Sync Your iOS Device To iTunesPart 3. Location of The iTunes Backup FileClick here to see more information: How to View iTunes Backup Files
My iPhone recently stopped working and I haven't recently backed it up, but I have a Mac that shares the same iCloud account. Is there a way to transfer all the data to my new phone?
Yup, there are two different way for you to choose from.Method 1. Restore your new phone with iCloud backupFirst is to sign in iCloud.com to check out your last backup time, and restore them with the same iCloud account. Just open your new iPhone and enter “Setting > General > Reset > Erase all content and settings”. After the new phone restarting, choose to set up your phone. Once you get the “Apps & Data” screen, choose the “Restore from iCloud Backup”.Note: You are supposed to sign in the same iCloud account which you used on the old phone. And this method will erase all you data stored on your new phone.Method 2. Extract the iCloud backup files from FORecovery iPhone Data RecoveryThis software can help you find out and recover all the iCloud/iTunes backup you have made. Even if your iPhone has stopped work, it can also find and download your iCloud backup provided that you have your iCloud account and passcode. Besides, this method has no effect on your current data stored on your new iPhone.Meanwhile, if you have do a regular iTunes backup on Mac, you can find out the locate of backup files and choose to restore them. [~/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup/]You can get more details in the following tutorial, hope this can help you out.How to extract iCloud backupHow to restore photos from iCloud backup?
How do you backup your iPhone with Time Capsule?
If you're talking about backing up photos and other files that are on your iPhone to your Time Capsule, there's an app called FileExplorer for your iPhone that allows you to do it.You can find it here: FileExplorerIf you're talking about doing an iPhone backup like you do in iTunes but to your Time Capsule, then no you can't do that. But keep in mind that if you are backing up your Mac using Time Capsule and you are doing iPhone backups to your Mac, those iPhone backup files on your Mac are being backed up to your Time Capsule already.
Ipod itunes files to hard drive?
As someone else pointed out you can use EphPod, http://www.ephpod.com/ but I have used this program and it is very good. EphPod is also freeware and not shareware so you don't have to pay for it. You'll have to go through iTunes and enable "iPod drive use" otherwise EphPod won't see it. Then when you start EphPod you will select whichever drive letter Windows assigned to your iPod. Once you get into EphPod there will be an option to copy all songs to directory, do that and EphPod will being copying the songs on your iPod to whichever directory you chose. Sometimes EphPod will appear to be "Not Responding" but my experience has been to let it continue working and it usually will finish. Note that it will work on all iPods up to the iPod Photo but I am not sure about the 5G (Video) iPod, I see no reason why it shouldn't. Stay safe.
iCloud: Can I use my Mac to check my last iPhone backup?
Yes, but you need an Internet connection. The way I know of doing it requires you to log into iCloud. Navigate to the Settings option. Then look down the page for My Devices. Your phone should appear in that list; click it. A information dialog will open, which tells you the last time your phone was backed up to iCloud.If you use iTunes to do manual backups you can check those within iTunes, but only while the phone is connected.