As iTunes is phased out, it is becoming harder to back up and restore your iPhone with a Windows device. Fortunately, Apple has another app that will help.

Additionally, DearMob iPhone Manager can restore backups made with the manager as well as backups created by iTunes.

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It may also be necessary to use your computer to restore your iPhone back to factory settings when it's acting up. Ordinarily, your iPhone should show up in Finder or iTunes as soon as you connect it.

If you were locked out of your iPhone, you had to put your iPhone in DFU recovery mode, and then restore it via iTunes on Windows, or Finder on the Mac.

Formatting your iPhone, which can also be referred to as a factory reset, is often useful when you find your phone ...

Launch the iTunes app. Click the button that looks like an iPhone in the top-left corner of the window. Hit Summary, then click Restore Backup.

Using iTunes or the Finder window on your computer, you can restore your iPhone. Everything will be erased as a result, however, you can restore everything using a backup.