🔄 iPhone 14 Secrets: The Ultimate System Restore Guide! 📱

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Welcome. In front of me is an iPhone 14 and today I will show you how you can
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restore your device from a backup. This can be done through a backup that has been created on your computer or on
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iCloud. It has no difference. Now if you're using Windows you need to
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download iTunes for this and obviously if you're downloading iTunes you most
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likely do not have a backup that is on your computer but only through iCloud
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And if you're using Mac you can just open up Finder. Finder is the equivalent
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of an Explorer on Windows. Once you plug in your phone, a little bit space just so
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you can see both of the screens maybe. So if I plug in my phone it should show up
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here. So for Finder it will show up on a side panel and on iTunes it will show up
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after it backs up. You can see this icon that was grayed out until the backup is
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finished. And you can see it right here. So Finder you just click on the phone
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and instead of seeing the internal storage you would see this page right
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here. So that's what would be visible in your Finder right in this window. Anyway
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once you have this visible all you need to do is select restore backup. Now it's
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selected that it's using computer so backup that has been created to my
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computer and this one was created literally just now when I plugged it in
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but I could select restore from iCloud. Restore. And there was one that I did
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literally like a moment before that. Where is it? Looks like it's not showing up though. I have two different
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times so for some stupid reason iTunes is such a freaking fantastic program
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It's showing me 6 57 p.m. and then I have 18 1854. So it's showing me a p.m. and a
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24 hour clock. Why? Now for some reason I also have a couple that don't really
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show any kind of time unless I click on it. So this one was created at 6 19 so
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the one that literally was created a moment ago and there is 8 56 which is
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yesterday and this is an iPad so it doesn't really count. You know I'm just
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gonna select the one that was created when I plugged it in whatever. So from
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here once you select your desired backup point that you want to restore
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click on restore and it's going to begin the process. Now this will take a couple
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minutes. As you can see here we have a restore in progress. The more data you
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have the longer it will take. So as you can see it's already finished at least
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it looks like it. I think the device needs to reboot once it restores so
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let's see. Yep so it's turning on right now. And as you can see the restore is now finished. So if you found this video
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