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salve ho un problema con itunes , allora non riesco a cambiare la cartella di destinazione di backup in quanto ho l'hard disk pieno e vorrei che itunes mi facesse il backup dell'iphone invece che sul disco c nel disco f ho provato tutti i tuorial che ci sono ho anche provato a fare la giunzione con il cmd ma niente continua a farmi il backup sul disco c, è per me è un grosso problema perchè non posso liberare il mio telefono
See Backup methods for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch - Apple Support for more about what is included in an iOS device backup. Apple don't provide any tools for extracting data from a backup, it is intended to be restored in full to a device if/when needed.
See Transfer photos and videos from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to your Mac or PC - Apple Support to copy off your photos and videos.
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Again, Apple don't provide any tools for viewing the data in the backup set. It can only be used to restore the state of the device, or its replacement, at some point in the future. If you want to access the photos and videos that are on your iPhone see Transfer photos and videos from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to your Mac or PC - Apple Support and copy them to a different folder on your computer.
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See Relocate iOS device backups for my advice on this topic. Is your copy of iTunes from the Microsoft Store, or downloaded from apple.com?
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Hi,
Let's assume you want your backup data on your D: drive. You would create an empty folder at D:\MobileSync then move (i.e. cut ctrl-x, then paste ctrl-v) the Backup folder from C:\Users\HP\Apple\MobileSync to D:\MobileSync so it becomes D:\MobileSync\Backup and C:\Users\HP\Apple\MobileSync is an empty folder.
The following command should then create the junction linking the two locations together.
MkLink /J "%UserProfile%\Apple\MobileSync\Backup" "D:\MobileSync\Backup"
Use a different drive letter in place of D: if required.
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hi I thank you again for the help you are giving me, I did everything as you told me on the cmd it tells me that the junction was created but at the time I do the backup it keeps doing it always in the same folder so in the local disk C instead of my hard disk E
Ah, that is to be expected. To iTunes it appears that nothing has changed. It throws data into the path on C: but it only takes up space on the D: drive where it really lives. You still need to make sure that there is enough free space on the C: drive before a backup can start, e.g. you will need at least 20Gb free space if iTunes estimates that the backup needs 20Gb, but once the backup has completed the free space on C: will be unchanged, and the space only used on the D: drive.
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I tried to redo everything is it worked look you were so kind you saved me I really thank you, can I ask you the last question but by doing just the backup the videos and photos will go into the folder I created right
You shouldn't put anything else inside D:\MobileSync, leave that folder for iTunes to use. Even though it will backup the iPhone's camera roll into that folder it does so in a way that is only able to be used to restore the state of the device. If you want the photos and videos to edit in Windows transfer them to a new folder using the information in the last link above.
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thank you very much for your answer, i download it from microsoft store
Are you able to locate the existing ..\MobileSync\Backup folder, and if so what is the path to it?
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c: user hp apple MobileSync and backup
Do you mean the folder that I just created where it backed me up ?
only I would like to view the photos and videos from the backup I just made only I don't understand how to
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