How To Access And Read IPhone Backup Files On PC

Here is an issue that might not be commonplace for every iPhone user out there, but definitely has happened to quite a few of us in daily life. Before performing restore from iTunes backup, you’ll probably want to know what exactly to be restored. But the iTunes backup is a kind of SQLITE file, which is not accessible and readable. Don’t get disappointed. If you find yourself in such demands, here is a perfect solution. Just read on and find out. By using Free iPhone Backup Viewer, you should be able to access and read iPhone backup files directly on your PC, without even restoring iPhone to backup. The freeware will automatically detect all iTunes backup files on your computer, help you extract all contents of a backup and output data in a readable way. Step One: Download iPhone Backup Viewer Free and install it on your computer. Step Two: Start the application, select the backup you would like to read from the list then click the “Next” button.

Step Three: The iPhone Backup Viewer will then display a list of file types that can be extracted. Make a selection from the list then click on “Next” to begin scanning. Step Four: When the scan is finished, all scanned files will be displayed in categories and enable preview. Mark those you want and click “Recover” to save them on your PC in readable formats. If your iPhone backup is encrypted, the program will ask you for a passcode in order to proceed scanning. You can still read detailed contents of your encrypted backup in the program. Phone Backup Viewer Free will not allow users to extract and save data from encrypted iTunes backup. In such case, your option is upgrading to the Pro version. If for some reason you lost or forgot your iPhone backup password though, don’t panic, you can use iPhone Backup Unlocker to retrieve it. Have you find the answer you wanted here, If you have any further problems, please feel free to contact us via support@jihosoft.com to get more assistance.

CopyTrans Contacts: it makes quite simple to backup your text messages and iMessages, including all photo, video and contact file attachments to computer in PDF, CSV, text, HTML, Word and Excel. With CopyTrans Contacts, you can backup, read, share and print your iPhone messages on PC. Backup Viewer: it lets you extract text messages as well iMessage from iPhone, iTunes backups, and it will display all the conversations in the iOS-styled way. You can backup messages to PC in PDF files or HTML format. If you want to backup other contents like photos, videos, contacts, voice memos, books and etc., we would like to recommend IOTransfer. In addition to 1-click transfer and backup feature, the newly released IOTransfer can work as phone cleaner and online video downloader. It not only helps you clean up iPhone for more space, but also downloads videos from YouTube, Instagram and other popular video sharing websites to PC and iOS devices.

Personal data stored on smartphones is valuable for almost everyone. This includes contacts, messages, photos, videos, bookmarks, notes and more. There are various ways in which you can backup all this data, and if you own an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, the procedure is even more simple. Unlike Android, where you need to take backup using third-party programs or on cloud, Apple has made the entire procedure quite simple with iTunes. Apple iTunes works both on macOS and Windows-based PCs. And unlike third-party programs for Android that lets you backup data in bits and pieces, iTunes lets you take a complete, encrypted backup, and also restore it in the same state. The procedure is simple for those who backup their iOS devices on a regular basis, but for those who do it occasionally, or the ones who are doing it for the first time, we have simplified the procedure.

Step One: To begin with, head over to this link, and download iTunes for your Windows PC. Once the download is complete, go ahead and install it. Step Two: Open iTunes, click on Account on top, followed by sign-in, and login using your Apple ID credentials. Step Three: Now, connect your iOS device to the Windows PC using a lightning cable. Once the device is detected, you will get a pop-up on the screen asking to allow the computer with access to information stored on your iOS device. Click on continue. On you iOS device, you will get a pop-up asking permission — simply tap on ‘Trust’ on your smartphone and that should be it. Step Four: Once your iOS device is connected, click on the device icon on the top and on the summary page, you will see details such as the storage capacity, used and available storage and more. Step Five: Apple also allows you to take encrypted backup of your data, which you can enable by clicking on ‘Encrypt iPhone backup’ in the backups section. The backup will be saved at a secure location on your Windows PC.