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How to back up an iPhone (including photos and videos) multiple ways

June 2, 2019 by Simon

This guide is for and anyone who needs to back up their iPhone (complete device along with separate backups of photos and videos).

This is not a paid promo, I don’t get a kickback for mentioning the awesome app below.

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At the time of writing iTunes v12.9.5.7 was the latest version of iTunes.

iTunes is Apple official software for getting files too and from an iPhone, iPod or iPad. If rumours are right Apple will kill off iTunes software at the end of 2019. If Apple kills off the iTunes software I will update this guide in the future.

Disclaimer: I provide no warranty or support for this app, this is what happened to work for me.

Why write a guide on Backing up a mobile phone?

  • It’s not that simple an I get asked how to do this almost every week by someone.
  • No one thinks to backup up their photos until they fear their phone is lost or stolen.
  • I am about to publish a few posts on backing up (development machines, servers etc) with automated software and with free open source software so this post will be handy to link in what data you can back up in that post.
  • The last time I wrote an article on backups was in March 2016 and its not that great these days.

Golden rules of backing up.

  1. Backup to Three different locations.
  2. Two of the media need to be different.
  3. One of the locations needs to be offsite
  4. Test your backups (a backup is only good if you can restore). (from @Daniel15)
  5. If the backup is encrypted make sure you have the decryption keys. (from @Daniel15)

Backing up the official way (with iTunes)

Apple prefers you just pay them to extend your free 5GB iCloud storage and not worry about backups and not to worry yourself with manual steps.

My wife’s iPhone is always popping up messages saying that her iCloud storage is nearly full and she should upgrade the free space limit.

Screenshot of iCloud setting on iPhone saying your iCloud is nearly full but you have used 5GB or 5GB?

I know she has 100GB+ images and movies on her iPhone but iCloud has only backed up 4GB of photos and videos. Do not trust any backup statuses unless you can verify all files from a restore.

For the record I use an Android phone (Android backup guide coming soon).

iCloud is a good idea for automatic backup but I prefer to see my photos and backup them up myself. Also, Apple iCloud is not free from troubles. If you want Apple to handle backups then I do suggest you upgrade your iCloud storage from the free 5GB to a more sensible 200GB or more.

Screenshot of https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT201318

Here in Australia Apple charge the following for extra storage.

  • 50GB = $1.49 a month
  • 200GB = $4.49 a month
  • 2TB (2,0000GB) = $14.99 a month

A rough estimate: 50GB is enough to store about 12,000 files (9,000 photos + 3,000 videos) *

  • * = based on stats from the backup below (depending on the size an length of your videos).
Screenshot of apple iCloud pricing 50GB = $1.49 a month
200GB = $4.49 a month
2TB (2,0000GB) = $14.99 a month

You can upgrade your paid Apple iCloud backup limit from your iCloud Storage Settings from your iPhone’s settings screen.

Screenshot of iPhone iCloud upgrade button.

IMHO: Apple does make it clear what you are getting before you purchase (but they do not push it enough and people assume their data is safe).

iPhone picture of 50GB = $1.49 a month
200GB = $4.49 a month
2TB (2,0000GB) = $14.99 a month

TIP: Please review your existing iPhone data usage and iCloud usage before it’s too late

I don’t want ot pay Apple for more iCloud storage

I like you, I am tight too but I do pay Google $2.49 a month for 100GB backup storage on my Android phone. Google Drive (Google storage is a bit cheaper than Apple).

Screenshot of Google Drive https://www.google.com/drive/

It is nice knowing your phone is auto backed up.

Install iTunes on Windows (10)

On your Windows 10 computer click the start button. If you don’t have a Microsoft Account go here and create one. Click the start button and type “itunes” (you don’t need to type into a box, just start typing when you click the start button)’.

Then click “iTunes, install app”

Screenshot of a Windows start menu and Get iTunes icon

If you are logged into your Windows 10 store with your Microsoft ID click “Get” (if not you will need to login to the store).

Screenshot of me logged into the Windows Microsoft Store.

After you click ‘Get’, iTunes will start downloading.

Screenshot of the Windows Store downloading iTunes

When iTunes is downloaded Windows will install it. When it’s installed click ‘Launch’

iTunes is installed, Click launch screenshot

You will need to agree to Apple’s terms of service. Click ‘Agree’

Apple terms of service screenshot.

When iTunes opens click “Agree”

Screenshot of Apple iTunes asking if we can agree to share analytics data

Now login to iTunes with your Apple ID (if you don’t have one create one here)’.

Screenshot of iTunes open with an arrow pointing to the Account menu

Click the ‘Account’ then ‘Sign In’ menu.

Screenshot of the account then sign in menu

Login to iTunes with your Apple ID

Screenshot of the apple sign in box.

Optional: If you have Two Factor Authorisation (2FA) of Apple ID’s turned on (you should) you will need to enter a 6 digit code.

Screenshot of an apple 6 digit 2FA code

Apple Two Factor Authorisation (2FA) will send one of your other devices a login code that you will need to use to login (confirm you own the account)

Screenshot of apples 2FA web page at https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT204915

TIP: Check out https://twofactorauth.org/ to see what other sites use Two Factor Authorisation (2FA). I use hardware Yubico YubiKeys to protect logins to WordPress, Linux and websites.

Now back to the article, iTunes should be ready to allow us to backup our iPhone.

Screenshot of me logged into iTunes

Before I continue I will click ‘Edit‘ then ‘Preferences‘ menu to view where iTunes will download media too (different ot backup data), not important but I just want ot see if it is not pointed ot my smaller C drive before I backup my phone

I changed the location to a larger S:\Drive’

Screenshot of Apple setting screen (tab Advanced)

I was greeted with a message asking me to confirm that I wanted to sync the iPhone that I just plugged in called ‘EllieRose’, I clicked ‘Continue’

Confirm access to the iPhone screenshot

On the iPhone I also clicked ‘Trust’ to allow iTunes to talk to it.

iPhone screenshot to allow iTunes to talk to it.

I was then prompted to download a software update to the iPhone, It appears this phone is not running the latest software

Screenshot of a question to update to iOS v 12.3.1

I was prompted to sync the iPhone to the computer

screenshot of a prompt to sync purchases from the iPhone to the computer

A backup of the phone was underway.

Screenshot of iTunes backup progress with a progress bar

If the screen above does not appear click the icon below to view the backup and restore iPhone menu.

Screenshot showing the iPhone Device button in iTunes

The iPhone was backing up to this folder on my computer:

C:\Users\Simon Fearby\Apple\MobileSync\Backup

I was not prompted for a location to back up so and I will move this backup folder after the backup completes (so my C: drive does not fill up).

My drives.

  • C:\ = 500GB drive (faster SSD)
  • S:\ = 2,000GB Drive (slower Magnetic)
Screenshot showing  iTunes backup and  the C:\Users\Simon Fearby\Apple\MobileSync\Backup folder

The iTunes iPhone backup is now complete (it took about 2 hours).

Screenshot of the complete backup

Now that the iPhone was backed up iTunes the Operating System update started to run.

Screenshot of iTunes verifying the iPhone update

Update verified.

Screenshot of iTunes updating the iPhone OS.

During the update the iPhone was unavailable.

Screenshot of iPhone installing firmware

Done, the iPhone had updated it’s operating system in about 30 minutes.

Screenshot of iTunes showing the newer OS version.

Now lets see how much space I have available on my C Drive.

Screenshot of disk usage on my c and S drive.

It looks like the iPhone backup iTunes made was 60GB in size.

Screenshot of Windows reporting the backup was 60GB in size.

Using Windows Explorer I moved the backup from..

C:\Users\Simon Fearby\Apple\MobileSync\Backup

to..

S:\Backup\AlisonsiPhone\iTunes\31May2019

(right click drag an drop action in explorer)

Screenshot of right click drag and drop move folder.

It took me about 20 minutes to move the 60GB folder.

Screenshot of thew Windows copy dialog progress.

TIP: You can (should) also copy this backup folder to..

  • A removable hard drive
  • Removable USB Flash Drive
  • A NAS or SAN Drive
  • etc

Now this backup is available for me to restore in the future if I need it.

In the case of a restore, I just need to move the backup into the iTunes expected location.

Copy from..

S:\Backup\AlisonsiPhone\iTunes\31May2019

..to..

C:\Users\Simon Fearby\Apple\MobileSync\Backup

The Catch

The catch with back-ups made with iTunes is they are useless if you wanted to restore individual files (say to find a photograph or video). iTunes backups are usually tens of thousands of files with random folders and filenames

Screenshot of iTunes nasty backup, i obfuscated all files to random guid filenames

If you want to JUST backup photos and videos read on.

How to backup just photos and videos from your iPhone.

This part of the guide needs a paid version of the iOS App Photo Transfer App. In Australia, the app is free but to turn it into a full version needed to restore everything (via in-app purchase) it cost $10.99.

This app is well worth $10.99 AUD (it may be cheaper in other countries) to have it push photos an videos from your iPhone to a free companion Windows program (a Mac versions exist too).

Screenshot of http://phototransferapp.com/

Buy the iOS version and install it on your iPhone.

Then download the free Windows version: http://phototransferapp.com/win/

Extract the files from the zip file.

I extracted PhotoTransferapp.exe from PhotoTransferapp.zip

When I run PhotoTransferApp.exe I get an error saying I need to install Adobe AIR run times.

Screenshot of me installing Adobe Air run times from https://get.adobe.com/air/

Go to https://get.adobe.com/air/ and download and install the Air run time.

Screenshot of https://get.adobe.com/air/

Install the Adobe Air run time.

Install Adobe Air From https://get.adobe.com/air/

I installed Adobe AIR and again reopened the PhotoTansferApp.exe and was prompted to allow access to the Windows Firewall.

I was on a home network so I enabled firewall access.

Screenshot of Photo Transfer App asking fore firewall access.

The Photo Transfer App prompted me to ‘Discover Devices‘ and to make sure the Transfer app is running on the iPhone.

The Photo Transfer App prompted me to 'Discover Devices' and to make sure the Transfer app is running on the iPhone.

Before I clicked ‘Discover Devices” on the Photo Transfer App on Windows I opened the Transfer app (mentioned above) on the iPhone.

Photo of the Transfer app on the iPhone

On the iPhone I clicked ‘Send‘

Click Send

The transfer app will ask for access to your photos, you will need to press OK.

Screenshot of the transfer app asking for permissions to photos

On the iPhone again I clicked ”Windows‘

On the iPhone again I clicked  ''Windows'

The iOS Transfer app now said I should run the ‘Photo Transfer App‘ on Windows.

The iOS Transfer app now said I should run the 'Photo Transfer App' on Windows.

TIP: You can transfer over WiFi (if your iPhone and Windows device is on the same WiFi Network) or you can transfer over a USB cable.

Screenshot: transfer via WiFi or USB?

Before I started the ‘Detect Device‘ or ‘transfer‘, I set the Backup path location to my S: drive by clicking settings in the bottom right and choosing a folder (as my C Drive is a bit small).

Screenshot of Photo Transfer App choosing a folder to backup to.

I noticed the port of 57777, I temporarily disabled the whole Windows Firewall just in case it prevents the photo backup.

In hindsight, it was not a good idea to disable the whole firewall, but because I was at home on a safe network I felt safe to do so. Next time I will not disable the firewall and see if this still works.

If you are on an internet cafe, school or university network do not disable your firewall.

I clicked ”Start” then typed ‘firewall‘ and clicked ‘Windows Defender Firewall‘

Screenshot Windows Defender firewall icon

I turned off my firewall.

Screenshot Firewall disabled.

I clicked ‘Detect Devices‘ and the iPhone ‘EllieRose‘ appeared on the left. I doubled clicked on the iPhone name and was prompted with an Authorization required message.

Screenshot: Authorisation required message.

I looked at the ‘Transfer‘ app on iOS and clicked ‘Yes, always‘ to allow access.

Screenshot: Authorisation yes/no on the iPhone

After 20 seconds I can see photos on my iPhone on Windows.

Screenshot, all of my iPhone images were appearing on Window.

I selected all camera albums to backup and clicked backup. I prompt to upgrade to the full version will appear, you will need to buy the upgrade.

Full backup happens only if you upgrade to a full version via an in app purchase

After the full version if purchased the backup will be allowed.

You can upgrade from the free to paid full version from the main screen of the Transfer app.

Screenshot get full access by upgrading the free app to a paid version

The upgrade In App Purchase is $10.99 AUD

Screenshot of a $10.99 In App Purchase on the iPhone

When you purchase the In App Purchase you can run the backup again.

Screenshot of all camera categories on the iPhone on windows

Now I could see photos being copied from the iPhone to my defined backup folder.

Screenshot underway.

I went to bed as I knew there were about 100GB of files on the iPhone and this was going to take a while.

In the morning the backup was done.

Screenshot backup done.

26,000 files were backed up (over 100GB).

I now had a full iPhone backup made by iTunes and a copy of all photos and videos.

Screenshot showing the 2 backups (a) iTunes made and b) Photo Transfer App made)

I turned on the Firewall again.

Screenshot: I re enabled the firewall.

I now had 160GB of backed up photos, videos and phone backup.

160GB of files  from both backups.

Backup your iPhone backups to the cloud

The steps to do this two ways will be added soon.

I will add a section on how you can back up the iTunes and manually synced photo and video backups to the cloud automatically and a more complex but cheaper was for 0.005c per GB.

Watch this post.

How to backup and Android Phone

Article coming soon.

Other Links

Read the official iTunes/iCloud backup guide from Apple here: https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT203977

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Versions

v1.3 Added back blaze article link

v1.2 Added more images (from a phone that does not have the iOS app already)

v1.1 Added an Android heading.

v1.0 Initial Post

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