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After upgrading my device from iOS 4.3.3 to iOS 6, iTunes doesn't allows me to restore from an old backup, saying that it is an incompatible backup. Why is this? Is there any way I could restore from this old backup? And, if not, is there any way I could retrieve the data from this backup? |
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There are several apps for extracting backups. The one I have used is Iphone/Ipod Touch Backup Extractor, it's been around for a while now and it is freeware, just make a donation if you find it useful to help the developer keep it updated. You simply select from which backup you want to restore by pressing the button "Read Backups", then select from the list of application settings that can be restored. There is a detailed step by step guide here |
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This is Alex from Reincubate. I work on the iPhone Backup Extractor that is Windows, Mac and Linux compatible. The above solution is only Mac compatible so if you are a Windows user you could give it a go with our software. Here is a video on how the software works when extracting data off your backup. Should work smoothly. Cheers! |
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You try checking for your back up files on your iTunes library if you're recently synced your iPhone to iTunes. However, if you didn't backup your files recently the back up files will only have what you back up in your previous synchronization. Backup(s) get stored here:
What's more, you can turn to Myjad iTunes Backup Extractor for help. |
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