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Welcome! In front of me is an iPhone 14 Pro and today I will show you how we can restore this
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device from a backup. So for this I'm going to be using a computer. I'm using Windows as you can
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probably gather from the video but you can also do this on Mac. The process might vary just a
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little bit because on a Mac you don't need iTunes while on Windows you do. Actually on Mac you don't
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even have iTunes anymore. So if you're using a Mac just open up your Finder which is basically
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the Explorer icon and for Windows you will need to download iTunes which can be done by going into
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the Microsoft Store, searching for iTunes, getting it from there and there we go. So once you have it
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you can plug in your device. If you're not running the latest version of iOS you will probably get a
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pop-up that there is a new version and you can download it but you can completely disregard it
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Now if you never plugged in your phone to your computer and interacted with this kind of
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interface right here then you can quickly restore it from here. As you can see you can choose
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straight away from here but if you have already done so then you can restore your device from this kind of interface which should show up in Finder
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Now on a Mac or not on Mac if it is on Finder on Windows it would be
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this tiny icon right here. You can just click on it and then you can select restore backup
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Now it gives you a pop-up letting you choose which backup you want to select
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From there choose one that you want, select restore and this will begin the process. Now
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depending on how much you might be restoring this may vary in length so that is something
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to keep in mind. I don't think I have much to restore here though I guess we'll find out
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so I'm gonna let it run through and come back once the process is finished
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So we can see right now the backup or not backup but restore has been now finished
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Now it's requiring me to put in a pin because previous backup did have one
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Actually no this is a create, never mind. So this just creates one and I messed up
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actually I don't really want to use any kind of count. Ah there we go skip this step
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I believe the process setup process normally should be a little bit quicker. The device here wasn't set up I was actually quite curious if I restore the device
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how much of setup I will need to go through but it looks like it's almost the entire thing
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And additionally as you can see once you restore your device are you kidding me? Once you restore your device it might take a moment for the apps to actually
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load in but yeah these ones are running will download just because I'm not signed in at all. So
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technically restore doesn't actually as the name would imply restore apps it just gives the data
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to the device what it needs to download again. And right now as you will see if I try to
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open it up it just tells me that I need to sign in because it needs to re-download the damn app
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But other than that any kind of photos music media documents stuff like that if you were
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restoring that to your device it should be there. Just the apps that can be downloaded
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will be downloaded. So anyway if you found this very helpful don't forget to hit like
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