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Oct 13, 2013 3:18 PM in response to SmaugRedDragonheartby mikebikemusic,The restore from backup is better than what Sid suggests. He may have been referring to restore from iCloud backup, I'm not sure. But if you restore from a backup made on your computer, after the restore of settings and music is done, all the apps you had before along with their data get copied back to the same locations they were. This can take much longer than the restore phase if you have lots of apps installed. This even works if you restore to a brand new replacement iPhone.
I've not set encryption, and I have had to manually restore only email passwords and several app passwords that third party apps don't save with their local data. Also, it can take some time after the restore is complete to restore the index to a very large iCloud based music library. I find that keeping the music app open for as long as possible gets the cloud based music library back in sync faster.
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Oct 14, 2013 1:19 AM in response to mikebikemusicby Nemesis865,Before you restore your phone, I suggest you transfer all your apps to your iTunes. This way you don't need to download all apps again. They're already on your PC or Mac.
Just right click on your phone name in the iTunes side bar, and click on "Transfer Purchases".
This way all your apps and music and etc are backed up on your iTunes library and you can easily restore all of them on your Restored phone or new phone.
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Oct 14, 2013 1:24 AM in response to PatricJuelby ITMASTER,Hello can somebody help me don't recieve this thread updates via email I am unsubscrubed from all but again getting emails from this thread please HELLLPPPPPPP
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Oct 14, 2013 1:27 AM in response to texasjrby Nemesis865,That is good news !
But I'm afraid it won't last long. Give it 3 to 6 weeks before it greys out again.
Believe me, the only solution to this problem is hardware repair. I have seen the procedure. It takes less than 5 minutes and Voila! your wifi works again.
If you were going to do the hardware repair I suggest you to tell the technician to keep the chip in position with some extra help ! such as paste or sth just to make sure it won't disconnect again.
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Oct 14, 2013 1:28 AM in response to ITMASTERby Nemesis865,Have you tried "Stop email notifications" on the top right of the page ?
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Oct 14, 2013 1:38 AM in response to PatricJuelby ITMASTER,Aaa I didn't thanks for your help )) I just stoped all notications from my account settings didn't realaized that there is special button for each thread to stop email noficiations ) anyway thank you soo much !!!
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Oct 15, 2013 10:27 AM in response to SmaugRedDragonheartby TJBUSMC1973,Been a while, so I thought I'd check in. Let's see what we have here...
SmaugRedDragonheart wrote:
TJBUSMC1973
Your job is probably data entry
Retired from the Marine Corps, actually, and have a side job (not data entry, lol) to keep myself busy.
Nemesis865 wrote:
TJBUSMC1973 what you say is really funny that wifi issue is not sth that apple needs to deal with as it is not a safety risk!!
I never said they don't need to deal with it. I said it's a matter of PRIORITIES.
Give your feedback at apple.com/feedback. Otherwise, you're just p***ing in the wind.
krash357 wrote:
Half of those 39 pages were TJBUSMC1973 ranting and raving about his religion called Apple and its messiah: Steve Jobs.
Learn to read, krash. You love to take my comments out of context. Never said Apple was perfect. I simply said they're followig the rules that the consumer agreed to, at time of purchase. Anyone that tries to change a contract after the fact is trying to scam the other party. In this particular case, it's not Apple doing the scamming. That conclusion is a result of LOGIC, not EMOTIONALISM.
Show me where Apple has broken a promise they made in writing, and then we'll talk.
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Oct 22, 2013 7:57 PM in response to tfm927by weswoods,Me too. My smart phone is now a Dumb Phone.
I'm done with it. I'll use it as a Dumb Phone from now on.
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Nov 13, 2013 6:07 AM in response to Meadowbrook607by heatherodeh,Same thing happened to me. I got a new phone because of greyed out button on my 4s and now it is greyed out again! How many hours can I lose dealing with this? 5 hours on tech support Monday, 2 hours at genus bar yesterday and now I need to go back again!
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Dec 4, 2013 1:47 AM in response to heatherodehby per-erikfromswe,My Iphones, 3GS, Wifi became weak after updating ios from 5.x to 6.1.3 and I solved with this:
Open the phone and press the Wifi antenna contact, marked 6. After that my Wifi worked significantly better. Something happened during the update from ios 5.x to 6.1.3, it became probably too hot so the contact lost the grip after cooling down or something, i think.
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Dec 4, 2013 2:05 AM in response to PatricJuelby _SJS_,Remove SIM, reboot (home & sleep buttons), let screen go black & hold till apple symbol comes back on. When rebooted, check wifi. If all good reinsert SIM. Worked for me so far...
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Feb 6, 2014 9:28 AM in response to PatricJuelby KJ W,I have exactly the same problem. Phone worked perfectly until the moment I upgraded and from then onwards only get wifi at home or at work or anywhere when within 1 metre of the wifi box. I am 100% confident that the upgrade caused the loss of functionality in my phone. Contacted Apple and their response is that in the terms and conditions the customer agrees that Apple don't promise that anything you buy or they supply will actually do anything at all. Unfortunately the customer has no option to amend the unfair contract terms. Apple reps telling me the solution is to buy a new phone is particularly insensitive and irritating..... It won't be an Apple phone next time. Pure arrogance.
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Oct 15, 2014 8:14 PM in response to KJ Wby Hannaabe,Here we are at IOS 8.0.2 and the wi fi chip problem continues . We just have to live with it i guess. Apple is a Lemon and Asia grey market is making lemonade out of it.