HT203527: Get help using iCloud storage
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Feb 18, 2013 6:07 PM in response to Nimenhao123by randers4,★HelpfulIf you backed it up to iCloud, you can recover your information by restoring the backup. You'll first have to erase the iPad by going to Settings>General>Reset and tapping Erase All Content and Settings. You will then go back through the setup screens on the iPad, and when given the option, choose Restore from iCloud Backup (see image below - this is for iPhone but the iPad is similar). Be sure you sign into your iCloud account, have it connected to wifi and your charger as this will take some time to complete.
After restoring, if you want to stop using iCloud, first save any photo stream photos by going to your my photo stream album, tap Edit, tap all the photos you want to save, tap Share, tap Save to Camera Roll. Then go to Settings>iCloud and tap Delete Account, and when prompted, choose Keep on My iPad.
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Feb 19, 2013 4:59 AM in response to randers4by Nimenhao123,thanks for your rapid reply randers4.
my i pad is actually working on a backup restore and i will see later what happens. problem is that the latest backup i did (probably without knowing since i never cared for i cloud) is feb 2. so many valuable pictures and films were taken since then. how can i recover those???
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Feb 19, 2013 12:26 PM in response to Nimenhao123by randers4,Unfortunately, without a more recent backup you can't. Photos from the last 30 days should be available in photo stream if you had photo stream enabled on your device, and could be synced back by turning photo stream back on on your iPad. You might also check to see if you have a more recent backup in iTunes, by opening iTunes on your computer, going to Preferences>Devices and looking at the Backups list. If you have a recent one, restoring to it may recover your photos.
