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You can use iTunes to restore your Apple iPad from a previous backup. In this example, we use iTunes v12.5.1.21.
Restoring from backup is different from performing a full software restore. Restoring from backup restores the settings, data and other information saved in a previous backup. Performing a full software restore will delete the contents of your device and restore it to the original factory settings.
Images may not be exactly as shown.
You can use iTunes to restore your Apple iPad from a previous backup. In this example, we use iTunes v12.5.1.21.
Restoring from backup is different from performing a full software restore. Restoring from backup restores the settings, data and other information saved in a previous backup. Performing a full software restore will delete the contents of your device and restore it to the original factory settings.
Note: iTunes will not offer this option if no backups have been performed.
Images may not be exactly as shown.
You can use iTunes to restore your Apple iPad from a previous backup. In this example, we use iTunes v12.5.1.21.
Restoring from backup is different from performing a full software restore. Restoring from backup restores the settings, data and other information saved in a previous backup. Performing a full software restore will delete the contents of your device and restore it to the original factory settings.
Images may not be exactly as shown.
You can use iTunes to restore your Apple iPad from a previous backup. In this example, we use iTunes v12.5.1.21.
Restoring from backup is different from performing a full software restore. Restoring from backup restores the settings, data and other information saved in a previous backup. Performing a full software restore will delete the contents of your device and restore it to the original factory settings.
Images may not be exactly as shown.
You can use iTunes to restore your Apple iPad from a previous backup. In this example, we use iTunes v12.5.1.21.
Restoring from backup is different from performing a full software restore. Restoring from backup restores the settings, data and other information saved in a previous backup. Performing a full software restore will delete the contents of your device and restore it to the original factory settings.
Images may not be exactly as shown.
You can use iTunes to restore your Apple iPad from a previous backup. In this example, we use iTunes v12.5.1.21.
Restoring from backup is different from performing a full software restore. Restoring from backup restores the settings, data and other information saved in a previous backup. Performing a full software restore will delete the contents of your device and restore it to the original factory settings.
Images may not be exactly as shown.
You can use iTunes to restore your Apple iPad from a previous backup. In this example, we use iTunes v12.5.1.21.
Restoring from backup is different from performing a full software restore. Restoring from backup restores the settings, data and other information saved in a previous backup. Performing a full software restore will delete the contents of your device and restore it to the original factory settings.
Images may not be exactly as shown.
You can use iTunes to restore your Apple iPad from a previous backup. In this example, we use iTunes v12.5.1.21.
Restoring from backup is different from performing a full software restore. Restoring from backup restores the settings, data and other information saved in a previous backup. Performing a full software restore will delete the contents of your device and restore it to the original factory settings.
