How to Recover iPhone iPad Lost Data after Updating to iOS 9.2

iOS 9.2 will be released, iOS9 upgrade rate of 70% – Compared to last week, whether iOS 9’s installation rate has greatly improved? According to data access AppStore iOS devices, the current iDevice which has upgraded to iOS 9 has reached 70%. In contrast, two weeks ago, iOS 9 installation was 67%. In addition, the installation rate of iOS 8 fell from 24% to 22%, while even earlier system installation rate fell from 9% to 8%.

From the data, we can generally thought that two thirds of the active users have installed the latest iOS 9 on their iDevices.
Although iOS 9 been criticized by users because of various problems, but users still want to experience the Apple’s latest mobile operating system at the first time. So, lots of users are eagerly looking forward to upgrade to iOS 9.2.

But some users are starting to ask us some questions about the iOS 9.2 upgrade, for example, how to free up space from iPhone iPad before upgrade, how to recover lost data after updating to the latest iOS 9.2, and how to fix iOS to normal after iOS 9.2 upgrade once stucking in recovery mode, etc. Therefore, we wrote this article to tell the solution of above these questions.

For iPhone iPad lost & deleted contents recovery, there is no doubt that iOS Contents Recovery which must be lots of iDevices’ first choice, because this well-known powerful iPhone iPad iPad data recovery tool provides three simple ways to restore lost or deleted data including contacts, messages, media files and more from your iDvices no matter you have backup file or not, what’s more, you can also one click to out of white screen, Recovery Mode, Apple logo, black screen, and fix the issues when your iOS device perform abnormally. Now please follow the steps below to recover your lost data.

Download iOS Contents Recovery to get a clearer picture of how it works:

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After downlaod and installation, launch the program on your computer and connect your iDevice to PC by using an USB cable, then you will see the main window as below:

Part 3: How to Restore Lost Data from iPhone iPad after Updating to iOS 9.2

Ⅰ、Recover Lost Data from iOS Device Directly

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

Step 2. Select the type of files you wanted, and simply click the “Start Scan” button to let the recovery tool scan your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch for the deleted or lost data.

Step 3. Preview the Scanning result and select the lost data you are wanting to get back, tick the check boxes in front of them.

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Step 4. Restore the selected content to your device or computer as you like by clicking the “Recover to Device” or “Recover to Computer” button.

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Ⅱ、Extract iTunes Backup File to Restore Your Lost Data

Step 1. Choose the “Recover from iTunes Backup File” mode to let the program detect your iTunes backup files from your computer.

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Step 2. Click on “Start Scan” to scan and extract data from the selected iTunes Backup file.

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Step 3. Preview the scanned result and recover whatever data from iTunes backup by pressing the “Recover to Device” or “Recover to Computer” button.

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Ⅲ、Extract iCloud Backup File to Restore Your Lost Data

Step 1. Choose the recovery mode of “Recover from iCloud Backup Files” on the top. Then log in your iCloud account.

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Stpe 2. Choose an iCloud backup file to download it to your computer.

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After clicking “Downlaod” button, there is a window will pop up to ask you to choose the type of files you would like to download from the selected backup file, just check those what you wanted, and click “Next” to move on.

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Step 3. Preview all the extracted contents one by one, and recover the data selectively from iCloud backup file.

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If you need to recover data, first of all, download this powerful data recovery tool, and then perform the steps in this article, I believe that these steps will only take you a few minutes. Just have a try. Best regard!

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