Verify iCloud Drive is turned on. Turn iCloud Drive off and back on. Verify you have enough available space on your iCloud account to create a backup. You need to have at least 2. If you're attempting a backup on a cellular data network, enable cellular data usage for iCloud.
Attempt the manual backup on a different network. Preferably the network you connect to the most. Resetting your iPhone resets some or all depending on what you choose of the preferences from your iPhone, which can help resolve bugs or odd behavior on your device. You want to restore your iPhone if you are selling or giving it away or you are having massive problems with it. Restoring your iPhone will obliterate everything on the device, erasing not only all your data but the existing OS and firmware from the device.
After a restore, the latest clean version of iOS will be installed or you can reinstall a backup you made. After choosing one of the above, enter your security passcode when prompted and then tap the red Reset button. Your iPhone may need to be restarted depending on which above option you chose.
Restoring your iPhone is a bit more complicated because if you do it wrong you can seriously mess up your device. You will lose all your data though, so make sure you back-up your iPhone first. If you want to restore your device from a backup you can do so from iCloud or your iTunes backup depending on where you backed up your iPhone before you restored it.
If you're signed into Find My, you need to sign out before you can click Restore. Click Restore again to confirm. After your device restores to factory settings, it restarts. Now you can set it up as new. If you can't access a computer If you can't access a computer and your device still works, you can erase and restore your device without a computer. Get help Learn what to do if you see an error message. Learn how to restore your device from a backup.
Published Date: October 26, Yes No.
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