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2. discussions.apple.com › thread › 255629292resetting iPhone 12 plus - Apple Community

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   4 days ago · Since you have iOS 17 installed on it, you do NOT need a comptuer to reset the passcode. You will have to reset the passcode to your iPhone by following the instructions in this guide published by Apple Reset the Passcode of your iPhone (Without a Computer). Note: All the data on your iPhone will be erased. Axel F.

3. technical-tips.com › blog › iosData from Blackberry to iPhone transfer - how it works

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   May 21, 2024 · If you are not yet a Cloud Service to use, we recommend setting up a Google Drive, iCloud or Dropbox account (o. a.). Alternatively, you can also use a secure Service to use. You synchronize with a desired Service, the data on your Blackberry device. Open the settings on the iPhone and scroll down to "Mail, contacts, and calendar".

4. www.guidingtech.com › what-happens-when-reset-iphoneWhat Happens When You Reset Your iPhone: Complete Guide

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   5 days ago · Step 1: Open Settings. Go to General. Step 2: Scroll to the bottom and select ‘ Transfer or Reset iPhone ’. Step 3: To factory reset all data, select ‘ Erase all Content and Settings ’ →...

5. www.decluttr.com › blog › 2024/05/28How to transfer backup to new iPhone - Decluttr

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   4 days ago · Use a USB cable to connect your new iPhone to the computer you used to back up your old iPhone. Open Finder or iTunes on your computer. Find and select your new iPhone. Select the backup you just created from the list and click Restore. Wait for the process to complete before disconnecting your iPhone.

6. www.musicmagpie.co.uk › blog › 2024/05/28How to transfer backup to new iPhone | musicMagpie Blog

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   4 days ago · Press the power button to start your new iPhone. Choose your language, country, and connect to a Wi-Fi network. When you reach Apps & Data, select Restore from Mac or PC. Use a USB cable to connect your new iPhone to the computer you used to back up your old iPhone. Open Finder or iTunes on your computer. Find and select your new iPhone.

7. www.igeeksblog.com › speed-up-ipTips to Speed Up iPhone Restore from iTunes Backup

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   2 days ago · Step #1. Turn off Wi-Fi and then, restart your computer. Step #2. Restart your iOS device as well. Simply press the ON/OFF button at then swipe to power off. On your iPhone X, iPhone 8/8 Plus, you have to press and hold both side button and either volume up or down button at once. Then, swipe to power off.

8. www.imyfone.com › unlock-iphone › reset-iphoneHow to Reset iPhone Without Apple ID Password [3 Methods]

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   4 days ago · On iPhone 7 or 7 Plus: Press and hold the Side button and Volume Down button until the Recovery Mode screen appears. On iPhone 6s or earlier: Press and hold the Side button and Home button until the Recovery Mode screen appears. Method 3. Reset iPhone Without Apple ID via Settings