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I am reaching out to the community for assistance with resetting my iPhone without losing everything. I am experiencing some issues with my device and have been advised to perform a factory reset, but I am worried about losing all my pictures, contacts, and other important information.
how do I factory reset a phone that the screen broke on so I can trade it in [Re-Titled by Moderator]
Hello, yes when you erase all content and settings that means your old iPhone is wiped, and as you saw it shows the hello screen as you were setting up a new iPhone that is what you want, the only reason it showed if you would like to transfer the info from the new iPhone to the old iPhone as you said it is because they are close by. View in ...
I'm gonna reset my iPhone 6s. Will I be able to reclaim my contacts? if you restore as new or factory reset yes you lose all data. Depending if you sync your contacts to an icloud or email program, you would need to sync it back to your phone.
Accidentally press factory reset. Restore from your backup click here Restore your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch from a backup - Apple Support
My iphone 7 started having an issue where i was getting no cellular service. it kept telling me I needed to update software to use cellular service, except i had updated already. last resort was to do factory reset. at first, the phone activated and opened, but some of the apps weren't downloading. i decided to factory reset it again, but this time, it's not going past the activation screen ...
My device was managed by my previous company which allowed me to keep the iPhone after I left. I did the factory reset but I am unable to reconfigure it now as it is stuck at remote management credentials. what can I do now? Can my previous company who owned the device previously and allowed me to keep the Device after I left help? Please note that the current state of my mobile device is ...
If you are targeted with the sort of hack you are envisioning, you will need specialized and tailored help well beyond what is possible with forum discussions. And for completeness, the (likely unnecessary) reset procedure: Restore your iPhone, iPad, or iPod to factory settings - Apple Support (Why likely unnecessary?
I tried the setup to the end and then tried to delete the installed related security apps. The apps reinstall themselves again. The seller advised me to wipe the phone, I tried to reset to the factory settings and wipe the phone, again, the same page appeared during the new setup.
Reset iPhone using iTunes: After connecting your iPhone to the computer, you need to put the iPhone into recovery mode. For iPhone 8 and later： Press and release the Volume Up button, press and release the Volume Down button, then press and hold the Side button until the recovery mode screen appears.