My iphone is installed to my PC and my PC got rebooted from scratch so I have to reinstall Itunes. When I hook back my Iphone4 to Itunes for backup, will it erase everything or will it still have my data?

Girl needs help here!
My Iphone4 is registered to my itunes in my PC. My PC then got virus and had to be rebooted from scratch and so lost a lot of data. I reinstalled my itunes and registered my account and it looks like the musics bought through Itunes is reinstalled. NOw Im afraid that if I hook back my Iphone4 to the reinstalled itunes, I will lose all the numbers and data in my iphone . Please help! cant imagine writing down to pen and paper all data i have in my phone

Every backup replaces the old one, so, unless you included the backup folder in your computer backup routine, you can't get back your calendar info.
The only time iTunes will not replace a backup is, when you use it to restore from, this one will stay in the backup list in iTunes.
More info on backups here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1766

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