Why is my iPad not restoring from backup?

If the backup you want to restore from doesn’t appear on the Choose a Backup screen. Confirm that you have a backup available. Try to restore your backup on another network. If you still need help, archive important data then contact Apple Support.

Can you backup an iPad that is disabled?

All replies. If it’s showing the disabled screen then it’s too late to copy anything off it or to take a backup, you will need to reset it back to factory defaults by connecting it to a computer’s iTunes : iOS: Forgot passcode or device disabled.

How do you fix iTunes could not restore the iPhone because the backup was corrupt?

Corrupt Backup, Can’t Back Up – Fix #1: Delete the old backup in iTunes.

Open the Preferences window.
In Preferences , click the Devices tab.
Select your iPhone in the backups list and press Delete Backup .
Close the iTunes Preferences window and press Back Up Now to try the back up again.

How do I restore iPad from backup after setup?

Important: You must first create a backup of your iPad. See Back up iPad….Restore all content to iPad from a backup

Turn on a new or newly erased iPad.
Follow the online instructions to choose a language and region.
Tap Set Up Manually.
Tap Restore from iCloud Backup, then follow the onscreen instructions.

Could not restore because the backup was not compatible with the iPhone that is being restored?

The first fix you should try for your corrupt or not compatible iTunes backup is to update your new iPhone: Open iTunes and select your iPhone. Click Check For Update or Update . After the iOS update finishes, try to restore your backup again.

Can you restore a disabled iPad without iTunes?

Go to iCloud.com on a computer or another device > Log in to your iCloud account (Apple ID). Click on “Find iPhone” > Click on the “All Devices” option > Select the device that has been disabled > Click “Erase iPhone”. Afterward, your device will reset back to factory settings and all data will be removed.