I am having the same issue with my daughters new iPhone X. She Upgraded from the 6s to the X and her profile and pictured transferred to the new device, but her apps are stuck and will not load. AppStore will not work for updates either. Seems to be a problem with AppStore? Nov 10, AM. There's the "All" tab to see everything you've ever purchased even free apps and "Not on this iPhone" for things you might want to redownload.
Ok, once you are there, you will see two things: Those with blue cloud with arrow down and a spinning circle with a part missing. Here is what I found. After waiting all night for the apps to download, I started going through and tapping on the ones with spinning circles. About 50 of my apps we all of a sudden visible, ready to go. But after another day and a half, no more have appeared and the method I used does not work. Please give it a try and report back.
I will get back here after talking with apple. I will reply to my own and share my saga, for those who are interested. Nov 5, PM. Here is my saga and what I have tried so far. The methods are from the internet and some steps, like the "Free button, are not on my phone. I have tried on two networks, both 2. Started by restoring the iPhone from iTunes After 40 hours only half had downloaded. Very few apps ready after 12 hours. However 54 of them would show the word open after I tapped the spinning circle.
For some reason the iPhone does not know when the app is finished downloading to the phone. I downloaded iTunes However, the apps were not transferred from the computer to the iPhone and it started to download them again.
To redownload an app, just tap on the blue cloud icon next to it. If the icon is gray, that means you can't download it anymore either because it doesn't exist anymore in iTunes or because it's a bit app that no longer works in iOS Tried dragging them from finder into the sidebar on iTunes when the iPhone was selected. Method 2. Here is how to do it:. Method 3. Method 4. Upgrade iOS system to new version: sometimes new apps may not be compatible with the old iOS system.
Anyways, the Restore gets stuck trying to download apps that are dead and missing from the App Store or that or incompatible with iOS You can tap on these and pause he download. You should hide these by swiping left. Stop all the spinning circle apps. Hide all those with a greyed our iCloud. Hide any garbage you no longer want. If you used iTunes for this process, you should sync your phone to the program to reinstall all of your files. Your apps, music , and videos will move back to your phone.
Once the iTunes sync -- or iCloud restore, if you're not using iTunes -- is complete, your phone is ready to use. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Use precise geolocation data. Select personalised content. Create a personalised content profile. Measure ad performance. Select basic ads. Create a personalised ads profile. Select personalised ads. Apply market research to generate audience insights. Measure content performance.
Develop and improve products. List of Partners vendors. By Liane Cassavoy Liane Cassavoy. Liane Cassavoy is a former freelance contributor to Lifewire who has been reviewing and writing articles about smartphones since Tweet Share Email. In This Article. All your information, messages, photos, apps, and more. Once the data transfer has finished, you can finish setting up your device following the instructions presented on your screen.
Those are all the steps you need to take to transfer data to your new iPhone using iCloud. Then plug your old iPhone into your computer. Then you can unplug your device from your computer. Now, with iTunes still open, plug your new device into your computer.
In order to load your data from your current iPhone to your new one, click Restore Backup. Your most recent iTunes backup will be selected by default. Click Restore to begin transferring the data to your new phone.
Don't unplug the iPhone until it's done. This is yet another one of Apple's official methods for restoring your iPhone from old backups. When you restore from iCloud, you can choose from any of your previous backups on there.
However, just as with iTunes, you will have to restore the whole backup to your iPhone, which will overwrite all the current data on there. In other words, you can't be selective about what data you want to restore from the backup. If you meet problems during restoring iPhone from previous backup via iTunes or iCloud, or you just want to restore certain types of data from the backup, you can also draw support from a 3rd-party tool to do this.
A lot more flexible than iTunes or iCloud, iTransor owns more important features which include:. Here is how to selectively restore data from an old backup using iMyFone iTransor. The whole process is pretty easy to follow and can be completed in several minutes:.
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