If you can connect your iPad to iTunes with iTunes recognizing your device, follow the steps below to backup or restore your iPad. If for some reason you connect your iPad to iTunes and it does not show up on your computer. Please try a soft or hard reset. You can visit our directions here (tri - link to appropriate article) for step by step instructions on resetting your device.
Backing up and Restoring your Apple iPad. 1. Using the cable provided, connect your iPad to your computer. 2. Launch iTunes and make sure your device appears on iTunes. In iTunes, click your iPad in the Devices list. 3. Right click (if you have a PC) and click Sync. This might take a while depending on much data you have but after your device finishes syncing, iTunes will have copies of your iPad data stored on your computer.
4. You can double check that your iPad data is backed up. Preferences, and then click the "Devices tab." There should be a Device Backup List with your iPad listed. 5. Click the" Summary tab". 6. Click "Restore". You will see a prompt by iTunes asking if you want to restore, click confirm. 8. Some of you might receive a dialog box asking if you want to update your iPad software.
If you receive this prompt, click "Next" and then click "Agree." What will happen is iTunes downloads the software and backs up your iPad data before it restores the original settings and software. After your iPad restarts from the restoration, iTunes automatically connects to your iPad and begins the wizard that sets up your iPad.
9. Select the Restore from the backup of option. 10. Choose the backup files you want to restore. Some of you might have a couple backup copies depending on the frequency of your backups. 11. Click "Continue". iTunes restores your archived data, restarts your iPad, and then syncs the iPad. Security Notes: If you do not encrypt your files, your backup data files will house your private or confidential data. You can add a password to your backup archives by checking the Encrypt iPad check box in the Summary tab. It will then prompt you to choose a password.
6 - Again, either check the box next to “Select All” or go through the files that were detected and select specific files to have backed up. 7 - Lastly, click on “Export” and choose somewhere to save the data to on your computer. Using iMyFone over iTunes is definitely ideal.
You can select specific files to have backed up, preview the data before backing it up, and save it to wherever you like. We hope that by reading this article, you’re able to fix the headphones issue. It’s understandable that when iPhone thinks headphones are plugged in, you’ll want to get it fixed as soon as possible. As a result of this issue, you could miss important notifications and be unable to listen to your music. All in all, if you can fix the issue without the help of Apple, fantastic.
After your iPhone restarts you’ll be asked if you want to set up the iPhone as a new device (do this if you are selling it or giving it away) or if you want to restore it from a backup. If you want to set it up as a new device, you’re done, just follow the “Set Up As New iPhone” steps on screen after the Hello screen appears.
If you want to restore your device from a backup you can do so from iCloud or your iTunes backup (depending on where you backed up your iPhone before you restored it. To restore from iCloud: After the Hello screen follow the steps in the iOS Setup Assistant until you get to the Set Up screen. Select Restore from iCloud Backup. Select the backup you made. To restore from iTunes: connect your iPhone to your Mac or PC via its USB cable. Restore from Backup. Select the backup you made.
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