Wednesday, November 18, 2015

How to Recover Lost Notes from iPhone 5C After Upgrading to iOS 9

iOS 9 is Apple's newest operating system for iOS devices like the iPhone and the iPad, released to the public on September 16, 2015. iOS 9's biggest focus is on intelligence and proactivity, allowing iOS devices to learn user habits and act on that information, opening up apps before we need them, making recommendations on places we might like, and guiding us through our daily lives to make sure we're where we need to be at the right time. Along with these features, many iPhone 5C can't wait to update to iOS 9. 

However, when we are trying to update iPhone 5C to iOS 9, it collapses and then try to update again. Finally, it succeeds. But, all contacts on iPhone 5C are GONE! What a sad day! Fortunately here recommends a useful solution about how to restore notes on iPhone 5C, we need a third party software to recover lost notes of iPhone 5C.Wondershare Dr.Fone for iOS is a professional iPhone notes recovery tool that tells you how to get back deleted notes on iPhone 5C. With it, you can recover iPhone 5C lost Notes, besides notes, you can also retrieve contacts, message, reminder, photos, videos, etc. This iPhone notes recovery software is fully compatible with Windows 10, iTunes 12.2.1, iOS 9, iPhone 6s (Plus)/6 (Plus)/5S/5C/5/4S/4/3GS and iPad, iPod Touch. If you are a Mac user, you can go to here.  

With it you can easily recover, notes, call history, and more from iPhone 5C directly. Here offers two ways below to recover lost notes from iPhone 5C: directly from iPhone 5C, extract iPhone messages from iTunes backup. 

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Two Tutorials to Restore Lost Notes from iPhone 5C After Upgrading to iOS 9

Tutorials 1: How to Recover iPhone Notes from iTunes backup

Step 1. Select the right backup file to scan

After downloading the program, install it and launch it on your computer. You will get a main interface as below. Select the backup files of your iPhone and start scan the specific contents of the backup file.



Step 2. Recover deleted iPhone notes

After the scan, check and preview your iPhone notes, and then you can save them on your computer with one click “Recover”.



Tutorials 2: Directly recover notes from iPhone 5C after iOS Update

Both Windows and Mac versions of iPhone Data Recovery admit you to scan your iPhone 5C to restore deleted notes on it directly.

Step 1. Choose the “Recover from iOS Device” mode

After choosing your iPhone, you will get the interface below. Please choose “Recover from iOS Device”.



Step 2. Enter your iPhone system and scan iPhone notes

I. For iPhone 6/6 Plus/5S/5C/5/4S user, You can “Start Scan” button directly to scan your iPhone, then a scanning window will be shown.

II. For iPhone 4/3GS user, you need to enter into the iPhone’s system as the follow steps:
1. Hold your iPhone and click “Start” button on iPhone.
2. Pressing “Power” and “Home” buttons for 10 seconds.
3. After 10 seconds, release “Power” button, but still hold “Home” for another 15 seconds.
After entering your iPhone system, the program will start scanning your iPhone and find out all your lost and existing data.



Step 3. Preview and restore deleted notes on your iPhone

After scanning, you can freely preview the found notes. Choose those you want to save and click “Recover” to save them on your computer with only one click.



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Related Software:

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Wondershare Dr.Fone for Android: A quick way to recover your lost or deleted data from Android .

Wondershare MobileTrans: One-click phone transfer tool to let you transfer data between Android, iOS, and Symbian devices. 

iFastime Video Converter Ultimate: Make all your Blu-ray, DVD collections and movie library compatible with iPhone 5C.

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