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Question:

My iphone 7 plus can't be restored from back up. It runs through for an hour or more and when it's almost done ( 1 minute left) it says it "can't be restored from back up" I tried backing up to mac and it says the back up is corrupt and I wasn't able to manually back up to mac. I have 3 back ups in iCloud and none of them can be restored Now i have and iPhone 6s plus and 7 Plus that is totally useless. Anyone else experiencing this problem??

iPhone 7 Plus, 10.0.1

Posted on Sep 17, 2016 4:45 AM

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Question: iphone 7 not restoring from back up

If you can't back up your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to a computer, or if you can't restore your device from a computer backup, learn what to do.

Try again after each step

1. Make sure your Mac or PC is up-to-date. If you're using iTunes, make sure that you have the latest version of iTunes.
2. Connect your device to your computer with a USB cable, and locate your device on your computer. If your device doesn't appear in Finder or iTunes, learn what to do. If you forgot your passcode or your device is disabled, learn what to do. 
3. Restart all your devices.
4. If you use a Mac, skip this step. If you use a Windows PC and iTunes won't respond or your backup never finishes, you might need to update, change, disable, or uninstall your security software.
5. If you own more than one computer, try to make a backup on your other Mac or PC. Or, use iCloud to back up your device and restore from your iCloud backup.
6. If you see an alert that says an error occurred, your backup is corrupt or incompatible, or there's not enough disk space, find your error message below to learn what to do next.
7. Contact Apple Support.

If an alert says that an error occurred

If an alert says there's not enough disk space

If a message says there’s not enough disk space when you try to back up your device, free some space on your Mac or PC. If you still see a disk-space error after you free enough space, contact Apple Support. 

If an alert says that your backup is corrupt or incompatible

If your iOS or iPadOS device can't restore from a backup because the backup is corrupt or incompatible, make sure that your computer is updated. If you see an error that says your iOS or iPadOS software is too old, find out how to update your device to restore the backup. If you still can't restore the backup, you might not be able to use that backup. Try to use an alternate backup or an iCloud backup, or Contact Apple Support for more help.

Get more help

• If you forgot your password for an encrypted backup 
• If you forgot the passcode for your device
• If you can't restore your iOS or iPadOS device from a backup because your software is too old
• If you need help with an iCloud backup

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Published Date: January 20, 2022

Learn how to restore your device from a backup in iCloud or on your computer.

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  Restore from an iCloud backup

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  Restore from a backup on your computer

Restore your device from an iCloud backup

1. Turn on your device. You should see a Hello screen. If you already set up your device, you need to erase all of its content before you can use these steps to restore from your backup.
2. Follow the onscreen setup steps until you reach the Apps & Data screen, then tap Restore from iCloud Backup. 
   
   
3. Sign in to iCloud with your Apple ID.
4. Choose a backup. Look at the date and size of each and pick the most relevant. After you choose a backup, the transfer starts. If a message says that a newer version of software is required, follow the onscreen steps to update. If you don't see onscreen steps to help you update, learn what to do.
5. When asked, sign in with your Apple ID to restore your apps and purchases. If you've purchased iTunes or App Store content using multiple Apple IDs, you'll be asked to sign in to each. If you can't remember your password, you can tap Skip this Step and sign in later. You won't be able to use the apps until you sign in with your Apple ID.
6. Stay connected to Wi-Fi and wait for a progress bar to appear and complete. Depending on the size of the backup and the network speed, the progress bar might need a few minutes to an hour to complete. If you disconnect from Wi-Fi too soon, the progress will pause until you reconnect.
   
   
7. Now you can finish setup and enjoy your device. Content like your apps, photos, music, and other information will continue to restore in the background for the next several hours or days, depending on the amount of information there is. Try to connect often to Wi-Fi and power to let the process complete.

Get help with restoring from your iCloud backup.

Restore your device from a backup on your computer

Learn more

• Get help restoring from a backup.
• Learn how to make a backup on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
• Learn the difference between iCloud and backups on your computer.

Published Date: July 14, 2022