Iphone Backup Date Wrong
Check Iphone Backup Date
Feb 11, 2016 If you just got a new iPhone, but your previous iPhone had a backup on a newer version of iOS and you can't restore, this video will explain what you need to do. I walk you through the steps of. I accidentally deleted an important message on my iPhone. I thought with iTunes and iCloud I could undelete it. Unfortunately, I did not read a dialog box and now my husband's iPhone backup has been restored to my iPhone. My iPhone and his iPhone are now the same, and I get his phone calls, messages, and more. To tell the truth, more and more iPhone users are facing the problem ' iTunes says my backup password is incorrect', ' iTunes could not restore the iPad because it is locked with a pass code', 'iPhone backup wrong password' and so on, particularly when it is related with important data.
After having performed backups manually on both the iPad 2 and my iPhone 4 in the latest version of iTunes, I see that the date of 'Last backed up to this computer: 10/5/2011 4:33 PM' remains. I have done this backup procedure many times since then and that date never changes. The backup procedure does seem to run, with indication of programs, etc., being recorded (looking at the progress bar at the top), but that date is disconcerting.Additionally, when in iTunes, I click the 'Restore Backup' button, I am given the choice of two backups, one not dated, and the other with a date in January 2012, which is still not right considering I just made one a few minutes ago.Anyone have an idea of what gives on this? In iTunes choose Preferences in the iTunes menu, then go to the devices tab. You should see all the backups iTunes has stored, with dates. If the date is also wrong there, you can try deleting that backup and creating a new one from scratch.Hold in mind that most backups are incremental (just the changes) so deleting the backup and staring a new one should only be done when you have some time to spare.
The more stuff you have on your iPad, the more time. Enable mouse pad windows 7. It can take hours if you have tones of stuff; so make sure you computer isn't going to go to sleep in the process as well. That's been known to corrupt the backup file.