#Setup new device how to#
#Setup new device update#
#Setup new device android#

On iOS or iPadOS 14 or earlier, tap Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Content and Settings. * To erase your device that's using iOS or iPadOS 15 or later, tap Settings > General > Transfer or Reset > Erase All Content and Settings. This allows content like your photos, music, and apps stored in iCloud to automatically download back to your device. If possible, keep your device connected to Wi-Fi and plugged into power after setup. Wait for the restore process to finish, then complete the rest of the setup steps on your iOS or iPadOS device.If you need to restore from an encrypted backup, enter your password when asked.

#Setup new device update#

Learn what to do if asked to update to a newer version of iOS or iPadOS. Make sure it's the correct one by looking at the date and size of each.

Open iTunes or a Finder window on your computer and select your device.

Connect your new device to the computer that you used to back up your previous device.

Follow the steps until you see the Apps & Data screen, then tap Restore from Mac or PC.

If you already set up your new device, you need to erase it before you can use these steps.*

Keep your old device along with a USB cable handy for the next step, and select Next.

So select that to land on the screen in which you'll see an option to copy your apps & data. Inserting a SIM is optional, but you'll have to connect to a Wi-Fi network to restore your phone wirelessly.

You'll first be asked to select a language, insert a SIM card and connect to a Wi-Fi network.

Select the Next or Get started button on the welcome screen to begin the process.

#Setup new device how to#

If you don't have a cable, then skip to the next section in which we explain how to move the data without a cable. Yes, you'll need a USB cable that fits both your old and new phone to follow the steps given below. Let's see how you to move the data if you still have your old phone: Moving data with a USB cable You can either move your data directly if you still have your old phone, or you can restore from a backup like the one you just created. There are a couple of ways you can move data to a new phone from your existing one. If this is your first time creating a backup, then select the Turn on button to see what you can back up, and also how much storage you have left in your Google One for the backup.Inside the System menu, you'll see the Backup option, which is where you can create a backup of the data on your current phone.

#Setup new device android#

Open the settings page on your Android phone, and look for an option called System.

Also, it's just a good habit to create frequent backups of your data, just in case. You can transfer your data without creating a backup too, but this will come in handy when you don't have your old device to restore your data from. The first thing you need to do before setting up your new phone is to create a backup of your old phone. That being said, there are a few things you need to do to ensure a smooth transition. Google makes it pretty simple to switch from one Android phone to other without losing any of your data or files in the process. You can follow the same steps on most Android phones out there, regardless of which OEM it's coming from. We're using a Google Pixel 7 and a OnePlus 10 Pro to capture the screenshots and show you all the steps involved in the process.