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Loading...This short guide explains how to restore your iPhone calendar from an iPhone backup made by iTunes.
If you would like to keep a safe backup of your iPhone calendar instead, use the following method:
How to back up iPhone calendar to your computer
To recover your iPhone Calendar events:
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Open iTunes and connect your iPhone
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Wait until your iPhone shows up in iTunes and then click on the phone symbol on top
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Click “Restore Backup…” from the “Summary” tab
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You may have several backup entries to choose from. Select the backup and click “Restore”
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Keep in mind that restoring your iPhone calendars via iTunes will replace the current contents on your iPhone with the contents from the iOS backup file. This means that all your notes, contacts, messages etc. will be put back to the state they were when you performed the iOS backup.
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Once the restore is complete, you will have your iPhone calendars recovered.
Note: Make sure to select a backup file that has been created before you lost your iPhone calendars
Recover iPhone calendars without iTunes
Only a single iPhone backup copy is kept by iTunes. This means that each time iTunes backs up the iPhone – intendedly or not – it automatically overwrites the content stored in the old backup. To avoid the risk, bypass iTunes and restore the previous backup directly with CopyTrans Shelbee. Download the free CopyTrans Shelbee
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Start CopyTrans Shelbee and connect the iPhone. Choose “Restore”
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Select the blue pencil button
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From the popup, select the backup containing your calendar content and begin the restore
Notes:
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The steps above depict how to use an iPhone backup created by iTunes to recover a previous state of your iPhone calendars
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This will restore your iPhone calendars in the state in which they existed on your iPhone at the time the iPhone backup file was created
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Restoring an iPhone via the iTunes backup file, will also recover other data you might have previously deleted such as messages, contacts, apps, etc.
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Restoring your iPhone calendars in the way described will also remove iPhone multimedia tracks such as songs, videos and podcasts and will replace them with the tracks currently existing in your iTunes library
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Finally the process will also delete pictures stored outside of the Camera Roll on your iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch
