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2016年7月28日 (木) 00:06時点における版

Resetting iPhone to factory settings will take your iPhone time for how you got it. Learn how to restore iPhone to factory settings, why it must be done, whatever you can lose once you do it and how to restore your saved data after using a restore.
Resetting iPhone is straightforward; but first you will need to figure out which type of reset you'll want to perform. If your iPhone is frozen or unresponsive, try rebooting your iPhone with a soft or hard reset of the phone. Restoring the iPhone to factory settings can be used if your phone freezes frequently or has other performance issues. Resetting iPhone to factory settings is another good idea if you are selling your iPhone to someone else. Be cautious with this form of reset, since it will wipe your phone clean from a saved data (songs, pictures, downloaded apps, contacts, etc.)
As mentioned, restoring your iPhone will wipe the device clean. You will lose all data added to your phone, including contacts, music, calendar entries, photos, etc. When you restore your iPhone it can be returned to the way it was when you bought it.
Before you reset to factory settings, be sure to check to ensure that you have the most up-to-date version of iTunes installed. Also backup the data on the iPhone. A support will allow you to return all of your data for a phone as soon as you perform the restore. This can be done by syncing along with your computer ahead of restoring your phone.
To return your iPhone time for its original condition, all you have to do is WhatsApp Girls restore your phone. This method for resetting iPhone clears all data from the device and brings it time for how you purchased. So let's arrive at it. To restore your iPhone, follow these steps:
1) Connect your iPhone to your computer.
2) In iTunes, under the Devices, select your iPhone.
3) Select the 'Summary' tab over the top.
4) Click 'Restore'. (See screenshot below for steps 1-4)

5) After clicking 'Restore', you will end up asked should you be sure that you wish to restore your iPhone to factory settings (see example of the window pop-up below). Click 'Restore' if you're ready.
6) After confirming that you might want to restore your iPhone, your iPhone is taken through several steps to bring back it to factory settings. Notifications will pop-up to let you know which phase of the process the phone is in. The phases exist in the following order: Extracting software, Verifying iPhone restore, Preparing iPhone for restore, Preparing iPhone for software restore, Restoring iPhone software, Verifying iPhone software, Verifying iPhone restore, Restoring iPhone firmware. These phases take several minutes to perform. Do not disconnect your phone while the telephone is in the process of restoring.

7) The following notification generally seems to inform you that the iPhone has become restored to factory settings and is restarting. Click 'Ok'.

8) After you click 'Ok', your phone will restart. The Apple logo is displayed while it is starting up. When the telephone comes back on, possibly the iPhone says to connect to iTunes (see below for screenshot).

Ignore this screen, do not disconnect your iPhone. Wait until this screen goes away and changes to say "iPhone is activated" (see screenshot below).


Your iPhone has become restored to factory settings. You have no further steps to adhere to if you want your phone to remain free of data. If you want your phone restored from backup (to return all of your saved data to your phone), stick to the steps to restore your iPhone from backup for the next page.


After your iPhone continues to be restored and activated it is time to regenerate your phone through the backup. Make certain that you usually do not disconnect your phone after it is activated before completing these steps.
1) When the 'Set Up Your iPhone' option appears in iTunes (see screenshot below), find the proper device from your drop down menu and click on 'Continue'.

2) Restoring your iPhone from backup might take several minutes. Make sure to not disconnect your phone during the process. The following notification will pop-up to tell you that your iPhone has been restored through the backup:

3) Wait until the subsequent notification appears to inform you the settings to your iPhone have been restored (see screenshot below). Click 'Ok'.
4) Your phone will once again be restarted. Do not disconnect. This may take up to several minutes also.
5) Wait until the device comes back on and syncs along with your computer. Once the sync is complete, you've got successfully restored your iPhone. Do not disconnect your iPhone until iTunes says that this sync is complete and it is safe to disconnect your device.




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If you attempted to restore your iPhone with the most current version of iTunes and received an "Unable to regenerate and update" error message or perhaps the restore didn't correct the problems that prompted you to restore your phone, you may contact Apple to schedule an Apple Expert to call one to troubleshoot together with you over the device. If there is an Apple Store in your town, you might like to go in for a local Apple Store.
If your restore was unsuccessful and you did NOT have the most current version of iTunes installed, install the latest version of iTunes and try the restore again.