Re: Unable to Restore to New iPhone 5, Please Help

2013-04-15 Thread Sarah k Alawami 
Really? I just plugged in to my mac, and restored that way.  Took no more then 
about 10 minutes. I almost never use iCloud  as I have a big big back up. about 
5 gigs lol! You are right that it is not both. but I never do the set up wizard 
either.  I restore using the ipsw to do it then follow all the directions from 
the computer.

Take care.
On Apr 15, 2013, at 7:39 AM, Matthew Chao  wrote:

> Hi, Sarah and All.  Figured out how to restore to my new iPhone 5.  Kind of 
> counterintuitive.
> 
> 1.  Erase all content and settings on iPhone.  Keeps the Wi-Fi passwords.
> 
> 2.  after making sure that's what you want to do, it reboots.  Howver, no 
> speech.  If tripple-click was enabled, you're in luck; otherwise you need 
> sighted help.
> 
> 3.  Go through setup, and DO NOT pick New iPhone.  Instead pick restore.
> 
> 4.  Type in username and password, go through the steps, and find the backup 
> you want to restore from iCloud.  Then, tap Restore.
> 
> May have missed some steps, but my phone's being restored as I write this.  
> You don't need the computer to restore; in fact, it's either iCloud or 
> PC/Mac, but not both.  Just make sure you're plugged into wall power and 
> connected to Wi-Fi.
> 
> And thanks for all the quick responses.
> 
> Matthew Chao
> 
> At 06:30 PM 4/14/2013, Sarah k Alawami wrote:
>> What steps have you taken. This will further help us troubleshoot the matter.
>> 
>> thanks.
>> On Apr 14, 2013, at 9:53 AM, Matthew Chao  wrote:
>> 
>> > Hi, Folks.  I just got a new iPhone 5, and can't seem to restore my apps.  
>> > What do I do?  Thanks.
>> >
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Re: Unable to Restore to New iPhone 5, Please Help

2013-04-15 Thread Matthew Chao 
Hi, Sarah and All.  Figured out how to restore to my new iPhone 
5.  Kind of counterintuitive.


1.  Erase all content and settings on iPhone.  Keeps the Wi-Fi passwords.

2.  after making sure that's what you want to do, it 
reboots.  Howver, no speech.  If tripple-click was enabled, you're in 
luck; otherwise you need sighted help.


3.  Go through setup, and DO NOT pick New iPhone.  Instead pick restore.

4.  Type in username and password, go through the steps, and find the 
backup you want to restore from iCloud.  Then, tap Restore.


May have missed some steps, but my phone's being restored as I write 
this.  You don't need the computer to restore; in fact, it's either 
iCloud or PC/Mac, but not both.  Just make sure you're plugged into 
wall power and connected to Wi-Fi.


And thanks for all the quick responses.

Matthew Chao

At 06:30 PM 4/14/2013, Sarah k Alawami wrote:

What steps have you taken. This will further help us troubleshoot the matter.

thanks.
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> Hi, Folks.  I just got a new iPhone 5, and can't seem to restore 
my apps.  What do I do?  Thanks.

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Re: Unable to Restore to New iPhone 5, Please Help

2013-04-14 Thread Sarah k Alawami 
Really? I just restored my old iPhone 4 back up and it did just   fine. All 
folders and settings were retained.

Oddness of oddnesses.

Take care.
On Apr 14, 2013, at 3:30 PM, Glenn  wrote:

> Matthew,
> In iTunes, you will need to select the new phone, and then find "sync 
> iPhone" and that should put your apps onto the new phone.
> HTH.
> Glenn
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> Hi, Folks.  I just got a new iPhone 5, and can't seem to restore my apps. 
> What do I do?  Thanks.
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Re: Unable to Restore to New iPhone 5, Please Help

2013-04-14 Thread Glenn 
Matthew,
In iTunes, you will need to select the new phone, and then find "sync 
iPhone" and that should put your apps onto the new phone.
HTH.
Glenn
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Subject: Unable to Restore to New iPhone 5, Please Help


Hi, Folks.  I just got a new iPhone 5, and can't seem to restore my apps. 
What do I do?  Thanks.

Matthew Chao

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Re: Unable to Restore to New iPhone 5, Please Help

2013-04-14 Thread Sarah k Alawami 
What steps have you taken. This will further help us troubleshoot the matter.

thanks.
On Apr 14, 2013, at 9:53 AM, Matthew Chao  wrote:

> Hi, Folks.  I just got a new iPhone 5, and can't seem to restore my apps.  
> What do I do?  Thanks.
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Unable to Restore to New iPhone 5, Please Help

2013-04-14 Thread Matthew Chao 
Hi, Folks.  I just got a new iPhone 5, and can't seem to restore my apps.  What 
do I do?  Thanks.

Matthew Chao

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