Your iPhone will then reset and this might take a couple of moments to complete. To initiate the reset, go to Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Content and Settings. We need to do this so that we can be greeted by the setup screen which allows us to start the backup process. Factory reset your iPhone if it is set up already. This will allow you to be able to restore your iPhone after a factory reset.

With iCloud backup being turned on by default, chances are your iPhone has been backing up even if you didn’t know about it. Make sure your iPhone is plugged into your computer during this whole process as it can’t be interrupted! Method 2: Restore iPhone from an iCloud Backup This will take some time depending on the size of the backup.

After clicking the Restore Backup option, your iPhone will restore back to the backup that you selected and all of the data from that backup will then be put back onto your device.

This can be found from within the General tab. Once on the Summary page, select “Restore Backup”. Select your iPhone from the drop-down menu on the left-hand side and then click on “Sync Settings”. When on this screen, you will want to choose Restore from an iTunes backup. During the setup process, it will ask if you want to restore data and from where. If you have already set up your iPhone and it’s on the home screen, you will have to perform a factory reset to have the device appear as new again.

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