![]() ![]() That's to say, you need to have synced your device with iTunes before you lost data. This recovery mode allows you to recover previous data by extracting iTunes backup files. Part 2: Recover Previous Data from iTunes Backup If you only want to get back lost data, you can refine the result by sliding the button of " Only display the deleted items" on the top. Note: In the scan result, you'll get all data including lost data and those still existing on your device. You can preview all of them and tick off those you want to save them on your Mac by clicking "Recover". Preview and recover lost data from iPhone iPad iPodĪfter the scan, all recoverable data on your device will be found and displayed in the scan result in clear categories like Camera Roll, Photo Stream, Photo Library, Contacts, Messages, and more. The program will automatically communicate with your device and scan it as below. Then you can click "Start Scan" to enter device system. When the time passed, release the "Home" button and you'll be informed that you've successfully entered device system. After another 10 seconds, you’ll be informed that you’ve successfully entered the device system and you can release the "Home" button now. When 10 seconds passed, release the "Power" button right away, but keep holding the "Home" button. Just hold the two buttons immediately after step 1. Hold "Power" and "Home" buttons on your device at the same time for exact 10 seconds. Hold your device and click "Start" button in the interface of iOS Data Recovery (Mac). Note: If you are using iPhone 11/11 Pro, iPhone XS/XS Max/XR/X, iPhone 8/8 Plus, iPhone 7/7 Plus, iPhone 6s/6s Plus/6/6 Plus, iPhone SE, iPhone 5s/5C/5, iPhone 4S, iPod touch 5, iPad 2, The new iPad, iPad with Retina display or iPad mini, you can skip this step, and switch to click "Start Scan" to scan your device directly. Enter device system and scan your deviceĬhoose " Recover from iOS devices" and you're going to enter device system according to the steps shown in the window as follow. Note: If you're connecting iPhone 3GS, iPad 1 or iPod touch 4, you need to download a plug-in first by directly clicking " Download" in the window. Select the device option in the window according to your device and you'll get the window below (here take iPhone 4 for an example). ![]() Connect your Apple device to your MacĬonnect your device like iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPad 1 or iPod touch 4 on your Mac, and then run iOS Data Recovery (Mac). ![]() can overwrite your lost data and make it unrecoverable. Currently, this recovery mode is available for iPhone 11/11 Pro, iPhone XS/XS Max/XR/X, iPhone 8/8 Plus, iPhone 7/7 Plus, iPhone 6s/6s Plus/6/6 Plus, iPhone SE, iPhone 5s/5C/5, iPhone 4S/4, iPhone 3GS, iPod touch 5/4 and all iPad models on your Mac.įirst things first: You'd better set your device into the flight mode once you realized that you've mistakenly deleted or lost important data, and don't use your device for anything like syncing with iTunes, because any operation on your device like sending/receiving messages, making/answering calls, etc. This recovery mode allows you to directly scan your Apple devices to find data lost recently, or data on your inaccessible Apple devices. Part 1: Recover Lost Data Directly from iOS Devices First, install and run iOS Data Recovery (Mac) on your computer. (*For iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C, iPod touch 5, iPad 2, The new iPad, iPad with Retina display and iPad mini, you can only retrieve Messages, Contacts, Call History, Calendar, Notes, Reminders, Safari Bookmark and WhatsApp conversations directly from the device now.)īelow is the detailed guide of how to recover lost data for your Apple devices, including contacts, messages, notes, call logs, photos, videos, reminders, voice memos, and more. For recovery modes of "Recover from iOS Device" and "Recover from iTunes Backup File"
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |