#QUICK START IPHONE TRANSFER NOT WORKING ANDROID#
If you're moving from an Android phone, select Move Data from Android. Choose the correct backup, click Restore, and then wait for your new phone to receive all the apps and data that you backed up from your current phone. In iTunes, click the icon for your phone, then select Restore Backup. If you are restoring from an iTunes backup, you must connect your new phone to your computer with iTunes running. For the iCloud Backup, the restore will run over Wi-Fi. Assuming you backed up your old phone and want that data on the new one, choose Restore iCloud Backup or Restore from iTunes Backup. The Apps & Data screen then gives you four options. The phone will then start setting up your Apple ID. To do this, tap the Other Options link at the Transfer Data screen.
If you aren't running iOS 12.4 or higher on both phones or don't want to directly transfer data from your current phone to your new one, you’d then have to restore the backup of your current phone. Depending on how many apps are on your phone, you may need to wait awhile before all the apps are set up and available for you to open and use. Your new iPhone starts setting up your apps, icons, folders, and other data. After the process finishes, your old iPhone tells you that the transfer is complete. Both devices will then show that the data is being transferred. Connect the other end of the cable to the adapter and connect the adapter to a power source through its Lightning port.Īt the next few screens, you can opt to set up Apple Pay, connect an Apple Watch if you have one, share audio recordings from Siri, and choose whether to share your phone analytics with Apple. Connect the Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter to your old iPhone and connect the Lightning to USB Cable to your new iPhone. Transferring the data through a wired connection requires both a Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter and a Lightning to USB Cable. Choose whether you want to allow Siri, Maps, and other apps to transfer their settings from the other phone or customize them yourself, then tap Continue. Select Transfer from iPhone, then agree to the terms and conditions. Transferring the data wirelessly is the easier option since you only need to ensure that the two phones are on the same Wi-Fi network and positioned next to each other. The phone then asks how you want to transfer your data.
Your new phone may ask you to set up Touch ID or Face ID, which you can do now or wait until later. If required, enter the passcode of your old phone on the new one. Your old iPhone then tells you to finish the process on the new phone. Take your old phone and use the camera to scan the blue pattern. Your new iPhone then displays a swirling blue pattern while waiting. Confirm your Apple ID and tap Continue on your current iPhone. At the same time, your old iPhone should display a Set Up New iPhone message asking if you want to use your Apple ID to set up your new iPhone. At the Hello screen on your new iPhone, press the Home button to display the Quick Start screen. Position your two iPhones next to each other and make sure they're both connected to the same Wi-Fi network. Under the Backups section, select either iCloud or This Computer, then click Back Up Now. Click the iPhone icon to view the Summary page.
#QUICK START IPHONE TRANSFER NOT WORKING MAC#
Those running Windows should open iTunes, while Mac users can turn to Finder. However, if you want to have a backup as a precaution or alternative, connect your current iPhone to your computer. Back Up Your Current Device (Optional)Īs long as your OS is up to date on both devices, Apple’s Quick Start does not require you to separately back up your data. That means you no longer have to perform a backup of your phone ahead of time. If you’re running iOS 12.4 or higher on both phones, you can directly transfer your data from your old phone to your new device, either wirelessly or through a wired connection.
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