How to restore backup from different device

Hallo... seems I have problem with downloading backup from my older ipad mini (16gb) into newer ipad mini retina (32gb)... during the first setup it aksed me if I want to restore backup from older device, but since my older ipad and its backup was on ios 8.0.2 and newly purchased ipad was still on 7.1.2 i needed to skip this and upgrade os first. now I have new device set up and running ios 8 but I can not get into it backup from older device. what to do?

Resetting the iPad back to factory defaults should take you to the setup process and let you restore to an iCloud backup : Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Content And Settings
Back up and restore your iOS device with iCloud or iTunes :
You can go through the iOS Setup Assistant again by erasing all the content on the device. Just tap Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Content and Settings. This will remove all content from your device, so do this only if you already have a backup. The iOS Setup Assistant is the only way to restore a backup.

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How to prevent an encrypted backup from being restored to a different device?

If I force an employee to do an encrypted backup (which I can do with a configuration profile), and that employee is fired. We take back the company iphone, but they go and buy a personal one. They connect the new, personal iphone to itunes and do a restore of the encrypted backup (they know the password) and now they have all the work related stuff on their personal phones. Is there a way to prevent an encrypted back from being restored to a different device id.

We require encryption of our employee backups as well...and the problem you mention is a real one.....
If you use Exchange, you could disable Exchange Active Sync to prevent them from subsequently connecting to Exchange Server and getting new data with the new personal device....but you would still have the old data as part of the backup...the other issue is that we've found that the profile is part of the backup and if an employee leaves, even on good terms, if he wants to restore say, his music from the backup without the profile, it becomes quite awkward...the profile would have to be removed, ( which removes everything added with the profile, possible email and wi-fi), then the user could backup music etc with iTunes, then return the corporate phone to be salvaged or re-deployed...and later put his personal data back on another device without the profile...if there is a way around the issue you bring up I'd like to know of it as well. . Perhaps there is an MDM with functionality that would help here....that is one great strength of the Blackberry platform..all corporate data can be controlled from the BES server.

How do I prevent icloud from overwriting my contacts when doing a restore backup from PC to iphone?

My icloud contact list is screwed up. I have my contact list in my PC backup. I've removed icloud from iphone AND changed apple ID and icloud ID, yet when I attempt to restore backup from PC to iphone, my correct contact list shows up momentarily, then reverts to the screwed up icloud contact list.
I understand that my PC backup is set to connect to icloud; however, one would think by removing the email address associated with apple or icloud that it would not be able to connect to icloud when I do a restore backup from PC to iphone. Yet each time I find icloud connected via my old email address after attempting the restore.
How do I fix this? This seems like an icloud bug, since it connects via my old email/ID.

The problem may be that the iphone is immediately syncing with icloud and losing the newly restored data. You might turn off your router. Once restored, turn off icloud on the device, turn on the router, then turn on the iphone.
(I'm going by memory on this, and that hasn't been too reliable lately.)

How to restore 16gb from 32gb backup

how to restore 16gb from 32gb backup

You can't. You'll have to delete some data off the device you backed up and create a smaller backup.

TS3682 i have upgraded ipad with the latest version of ios. However, while restoring backup from itunes to ipad, a password is being asked. i do not have password, how to go about?

i have upgraded ipad with the latest version of ios. However, while restoring backup from itunes to ipad, a password is being asked. i do not have password, how to go about?

Restore from iCloud Backup
1. Erase all contents and settings (Settings>General>Reset>Erase all content and settings)
2. You'll be asked twice to confirm
3. You'll see Apple logo and progress bar
4. You'll see a big iPad logo on screen
5. Configuration start
6. Set language
7. Set country
8. Enable Location Service
9. Select network, enter password and join network
10. You'll be given 3 options (a) Setup as New iPad (b) Restore from iCloud Backup (c) Restore from iTune Backup
11. Selected Restore from iCloud Backup

Even though iOS cannot restore backups of newer devices, can it restore data from an older device using 7.1.2 to a newer device using iOS8

iPhone 4s 16GB running iOS 7.1.2. Even though iOS cannot restore backups of newer devices, can it restore data from an older device using 7.1.2 to a newer device using iOS8

Hi ,
Welcome to the Apple Support Communities!
I understand that you cannot use your Wi-Fi after the latest update to your iPhone 4s. I know you have already done some great troubleshooting by restoring with iTunes but the Wi-Fi becomes unavailable very quickly after you set it up. Go ahead and set up the iPhone so you can get into the Setting and then follow the steps provided in the attached article.
iOS: Wi-Fi settings grayed out or dim
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1559
Resolution
Follow these steps to resolve the issue:
Restart your iOS device.
Make sure that airplane mode is off by tapping Settings > Airplane Mode.
Reset the network settings by tapping Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings.
This will reset all network settings, including Bluetooth pairing records, Wi-Fi passwords, VPN, and APN settings.
Make sure that your device is using the latest software. To do so, connect your device to your computer and check for updates in iTunes.
If you complete all of these steps and still are not able to access the Wi-Fi, it may be necessary to follow the link at the bottom of the page and contact Apple Support.
Have a great day,
-Joe

After restore backup from time machine, all thumbnails in photos are blank. How to fix ?

After restore backup from time machine, all thumbnails in photos are blank. How to fix ?
I'm using Yosemite 10.10.3 and Photos. i have tried repair database, but no success .

Try these for the first attempt:
First be sure to have a backup copy of the library if you already don't have one.
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How to Restore iPad from iPhone Backup?

I have an iPad and an iPhone, now I have a problem, I want to Restore iPad from iPhone, but Idon't know how to do this job, can you give me some advise about how to restore iPad from iPhone backup file?

Restore from iCloud Backup
1. Settings>General>Reset>Erase all content and settings
2. Tap Erase
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4. Hello
5. Slide to set up
6. Set language
7. Set country
8. Choose Wi-Fi network; enter Wi-Fi password
9. (a) Use Location Service (b) Don't Use Location Service
10. Select option
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12. Selected Restore from iCloud Backup
13. Enter password for iCloud
14. Agree to Terms and Conditions
15. Setup Apple ID
16. Select backup
17. Restoring from iCloud
18. Hello
19. Restore Completed. Your iPad was restored successfully. There are just a few more steps to follow and then you're done!
20. Continue
21. Finish setting iCloud enter Password
22. Updating iCloud settings
23. Create a Passcode
24. Welcome to iPad
25. Get Started
26. Restoring Apps and Media
27. Enter Apple ID and Password
28. Notice: Restore Incomplete, some items could not be downloaded from the Store. If they are on your computer, you can restore them by syncing with iTune
29. Connect iPad to iTune to sync with computer
30. Sync Music, Videos and Album Artwork

How to restore Data from past iCloud backup? I lost my spreadsheets from Numbers, need help.

How to restore Data from past iCloud backup?
Is there a way where i can retrieve my spreadsheets from the past iCloud backup of numbers?

Your Numbers documents were synced with iCloud so they would be stored on the server rather than being included in the backup. If you were signed into your iCloud account on a Mac that you were backing up with Time Machine, you could restore them from your Time Machine backup.

What permission is needed for a login to access the restored database(backup from different server)

what permission is needed for a login to access the restored database(backup from different server)
frequently reach the situation, when vendor restores a database, but he cannot access it unless I remap or add his login to the restored database. What permssion can grant the vendor so that he can but only can access the database he restored, not all other
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Hi George,
According to your description, When you move a database from one server that is running SQL Server to another server that is running SQL Server, a mismatch may occur between the security identification numbers (SIDs) of the logins in the master database
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fix the mis-mapped SID inside the restored DB.
ALTER USER <username> WITH LOGIN = <username>
For more information, you can review the following article.
http://blogs.lessthandot.com/index.php/DataMgmt/DBAdmin/MSSQLServerAdmin/do-you-still-use-sp_change_users_login/
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Can't restore backup from AT&T iPhone to Verizon iPhone

I have an AT&T iPhone 3Gs and a new Verizon iPhone 4 (different phone numbers). I want to transfer everything from my old phone to my new one, but I haven't been able to restore a backup from one device to the other. The techniques documented in Apple Support article http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2109 did not work for me.
When I first connected the new phone to iTunes to actviate it, I was not given the option to restore from backup as documented in the article. The new phone was activated and then synced, so it picked up apps etc from my old phone, but not the data and settings that can only be restored from a backup.
I tried using the Restore from Backup menu item, but the only backup on the list is the one from the new phone, not the old one (the phones have different names in iTunes). I even tried this with both phones connected to iTunes at the same time, but no luck.
I also tried using iTunes to restore the new phone to its original settings. After I did that, I was given the option to restore from a backup, but once again only the new phone's backup was available on the list.
I'm guessing this is happening because the two phones are from different carriers, but restoring form a backup doesn't overwrite the firmware, so I would think it it's technically possible to move everything from the AT&T phone to the Verizon phone. The support article does say that the instructions are for transferring data to a new phone from the same carrier. but it doesn't explicitly say this can't be done when moving to a new carrier.
I'll eventually be able to get my new phone configured like my new one, but I was hoping I could do this in one shot. Is there some other option for doing this that I'm overlooking?

When I sync photos in iTunes, using the iPhoto option, it won't copy pictures from my phone to iPhoto, it just copies imported photos from the iPhoto library to my phone.
Correct - as designed and intended. iTunes does not handle the import of photos from any digital camera including from the iPhone's Camera Roll. When there are photos/videos in your iPhone's Camera Roll, your iPhone is also detected as a digital camera when connected to your computer.
The only imported photos I have are some that I previously imported from my phone, at which point they were converted from the iPhone format to whatever format iPhoto uses.
What?
iPhoto does not convert ANYTHING when importing photos from a digital camera including when importing photos from the iPhone's Camera Roll. There is not an iPhone format for photos and a iPhoto format for photos. Photos captured by the iPhone are in JPEG format, which is not changed by iPhoto when being imported from the iPhone's Camera Roll. iPhoto supports a number of common/open formats and doesn't change the format of anything. iPhoto is a photo viewer and management application.
I don't want those pictures back on my phone, I want my phone's pictures in iPhoto (actually, I just want them on the new phone).
You don't want the photos that are in your previous iPhone's Camera Roll on your new iPhone? OK. The photos in iPhoto on your Mac that you selected to be transferred to your previous iPhone can be selected to be transferred to your new iPhone under the Photos tab for your new iPhone sync preferences with iTunes. If you want the photos that are in the Camera Roll on your previous iPhone available on your new iPhone, you must import these photos from your previous iPhone's Camera Roll with iPhoto. You can then transfer these photos from iPhoto to your iPhone via the iTunes sync/transfer process. This will be the ONLY way you will get these photos available on your new iPhone since you are unable to transfer the backup for your previous iPhone to your new iPhone.
I can use iPhoto to import everything from my old phone, and then sync my new phone from iPhoto, but the images will get converted twice, from iPhone to computer format on the import, and from computer to iPhone format on the sync. If that's a lossless conversion, I guess that's okay, but I was hoping for something more direct.
Wrong. There is no conversion by iPhoto when importing photos from a digital camera including when importing photos from the iPhone's Camera Roll. When transferring photos from iPhoto on your computer via the iTunes sync/transfer process which is selected under the Photos tab for your iPhone sync preferences with iTunes, the photos are optimized for viewing on your iPhone as part of the iTunes sync/transfer process, which cannot be turned off or changed.
And you don't want these photos optimized for viewing on your iPhone why?
It seems iTunes photo sync is only intended to transfer photos from your computer to your mobile device, not the other way around.
Correct, by design and intention.

I lost all my playlists trying to download I tunes 8 and becuase It deleted them from all my devices becuase of music match. I have an Ipod that still has all the playlists can I restore them from that device?

I lost all my playlists trying to download I tunes 8 and It deleted them from all my devices becuase of music match. I have an Ipod that still has all the playlists can I restore them from that device?

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How to restore files from Time Machine after Clean Install of Mavericks. I know the data is there but seems unaccessable because I may have changed the Computer or Owner name. Is there any way to fix that now?

Hi Linc,
my back-up data is managed by Time Machine; the actual data is on a second internal Hard Drive with a capacity of 1TB - not partitioned. I am using Time Machine and have access to all data backed up since Mavericks Clean Install but not the data prior to this date.
When I open the 1TB drive in Finder I can see a folder "Backups.backupdb/Sigi's Mac Pro/ followed by many folders of backup dates going back to 2010-09-20-103441 and up to 2014-02-07-142414 all followed with folder Macintosh HD. February 7th 2014 was the date of the clean install.
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I like to restore selectively and not everything - It was hard work reinstalling apps that were supposed to be the troublemakers (ref my discussion on Maverick problems) but I now need to get onto data specific to some of these apps as well as other data I may have missed. Long story? Yes and sorry.
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I tried to restore backup from itune to my new iphone 5s but have forgotten the password what should I do?

I tried to restore backup from itune to my new iphone 5s but have forgotten the password what should I do?

JennyGEL wrote:
I ... have forgotten the password what should I do?
Which password?
If you mean the passcode to your iPhone, here's the solution:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1212
If you mean the encryption password to your backup on your computer:
Warning: Make sure it's a password you will remember or write it down for safekeeping. If you encrypt an iPhone backup in iTunes and forget your password, you can't restore from backup and your data will be unrecoverable.
If you can't remember the password and want to start again, you must perform a full software restore and chooseset up as a new device when iTunes prompts you to select the backup from which to restore.

How To : Sync playlists from iOS device back to itunes - Windows

How To : How To : Sync playlists from iOS device back to itunes - Windows (May work on Mac too)
NOTE - THIS WILL ONLY WORK IF YOU HAVE THE MUSIC FILES ON THE COMPUTER ALREADY
If your like me and format your computers only to discover that you've lost all those time consuming playlists that you spent hours on, well your in luck.
Without any Third-Pary programs it's possible to save those awesome playlists, and pull them back from the blink of oblivion.
Step 1 - Connect iDevice to your computer and then open iTunes.
Step 2 - Locate your iDevice on the left side bar on iTunes under the heading 'Devices', click the arrow on the left of the devices name and select a playlist.
Step 3 - Right-Click the selected playlist and choose 'Export playlist', Save it as a Text file.
Step 4 - In iTunes, up the top click 'File' then locate Library, move across to 'Import Playlist...', Select the playlist you just created and click open.
Step 5 - Your playlist will appear on the left side bar under the heading 'Playlists', Select the playlist and attempt to play one of the songs contained.
Step 6 - You would have been prompted that iTunes doesnt see the file, select 'Locate' and then go to the location of your music and locate the file.
(Sorry dont have an image for this one due to having all my music already found)
Step 7 - Doing this once will find all the music in the playlist given that it's in a similar location of the song you found.
Congrats you have successfully moved a playlist back from oblivion

There's a different method.
1. On iTunes -> Devices -> <your device> -> Summary -> Check Manually manage music and videos.
2. On iTunes -> Devices -> <your device> -> Summary -> uncheck Manually manage music and videos.
done.

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