Backing up to iCloud is convenient because it allows your tablet to upload in the background, while syncing to a Mac or PC requires you to plug your iPad in directly. Those users who backup locally do have some perks, such as password-protected encryption and restoring passwords and data from Apple’s Health and HomeKit apps. MORE: 12 Best iOS Apps You’re Not Using (But Should Be)
How to Backup an iPad to iCloud
How to Backup an iPad to iCloud
How to Restore an iPad Backup with iCloud
How to Restore an iPad Backup with iCloud
1. In the settings app, tap General. 2. Tap Reset. 3. Tap “Erase all content and settings.” 4. Tap Erase. 5. Tap Erase. 6. Slide the multi-lingual “Slide to setup” button to the right. 7. Select a language. 8. Select a country or region. 9. Choose a Wi-Fi network. 10. Enable or disable location services. 12. Select Restore from iCloud Backup. 13. Enter your Apple ID and Password and tap Next.
14. Tap Agree. 15. Select a backup. The iPad will begin restoring. 16. Slide “Slide to set up” to the right. 16. Tap Continue. 17. Enter a password for unlocking your iPad. 18. Enter your Apple ID password and tap Next. 19. Select if you want to use Find My iPad or not. 20. Tap Get Started. 21. Tap OK. You’ve restored an iPad from iCloud.
How to Backup an iPad with iTunes
How to Backup an iPad with iTunes
These instructions show how to back up and restore with a Mac, but the same instructions work for Windows 7 and 10.
How to Restore an iPad with iTunes
How to Restore an iPad with iTunes
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