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Restoring iPhone or iPad from a Backup Flashcards

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Q: What are the four main requirements to perform a restore from backup?

A

A: iPhone backup on iCloud, Mac with Apple Configurator, iPhone backup on Mac, USB or USB-C to Lightning cable.

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Q: How might MDM settings affect restore options?

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A: They may impose specific restore options for organization-owned devices.

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Q: What should you do if your organization uses an MDM solution?

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A: Check how MDM settings might affect restore options.

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Q: What is the purpose of restoring from a backup?

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A: To restore apps, data, and settings quickly when replacing a device or restoring a prior state.

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Q: What is required to connect the iPhone to the Mac?

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A: A USB or USB-C to Lightning cable.

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Q: What must you do before starting the iCloud restore process?

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A: Reset your device to factory settings.

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Q: What should you connect your device to during the restore process?

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A: A power source.

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Q: What credentials are needed to restore from iCloud?

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A: Apple ID credentials.

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Q: What should you do if your Apple ID is secured with security keys?

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A: Use both your password and one of your security keys.

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Q: What might you be asked to enter during the restore process?

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A: A passcode from an iPhone or iPad device, or a password from a Mac associated with the Apple ID.

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Q: Can you use your device while content restores in the background?

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A: Yes, you can use your device while content restores.

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Q: What should you do to help the restore process complete faster?

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A: Connect to a power source and Wi-Fi as much as possible.

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Q: What does iCloud restore almost all of?

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A: Data and settings from your device.

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Q: What is the first step in the manual iPhone setup process?

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A: Continue until you reach the Transfer Your Apps & Data screen.

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Q: What cable is needed to connect your device to your Mac for a restore?

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A: USB or USB-C to Lightning cable.

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Q: Do you need to erase your device before restoring from a Mac backup?

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A: No, you do not need to erase the device first.

17
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Q: What can you do to include sensitive data in your backup?

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A: Encrypt the backup.

18
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Q: What should you do if you receive a message that your software is too old?

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A: Erase your iPhone before trying to restore it.

19
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Q: What should you connect your MacBook to during the restore process?

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A: A power source.

20
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Q: What do the configuration screens depend on during the restore process?

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A: Configuration options included in the backup and factors unique to the device state.

21
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Q: What does a computer backup restore?

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A: Almost all of your device’s data and settings.

22
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Q: What is Apple Configurator for Mac used for in this context?

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A: To restore a backup to multiple devices.

23
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Q: Can you restore a backup of a supervised device to any device?

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A: No, only to another supervised device.

24
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Q: What is the main benefit of using Apple Configurator for Mac in organizations?

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A: To preserve the same content and settings across multiple devices.

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Q: What type of devices can Apple Configurator manage?

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A: Supervised devices.

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Q: What is a key consideration when restoring backups in a deployment scenario?

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A: Ensuring the same content and settings are preserved across devices.

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Q: What is required to use Apple Configurator for restoring backups?

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A: A Mac with Apple Configurator installed.

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Q: What should you do if you need to restore a supervised device?

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A: Ensure the target device is also supervised.

29
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Q: What should you address first when troubleshooting restore issues?

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A: The simplest and most likely issues.

30
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Q: What is a known good state?

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A: A state where devices are recently restarted and fully charged, with working connections and verified credentials.

31
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Q: What should you do if you forgot your iPhone passcode?

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A: Use your Mac or PC to reset it.

32
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Q: What should you have available to validate your accounts and configurations?

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A: Another working device or Mac.

33
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Which of the following do you need to do on your iPhone before you restore from a Mac backup?

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You must turn off Find My before you can restore your iPhone from a Mac backup.

ACSP 2024 (34 decks)

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