#Import emberbackup to pixave for mac#
#Import emberbackup to pixave manual#
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Toggle off Find My iPhone, then enter your Apple ID password to continue.

You can do this in Settings > Apple ID (tap your name at the top of the Settings window to access your Apple ID) > iCloud. If Find My iPhone is active on the target device, iMazing will warn you that you must temporarily deactivate this feature. 💡 Tip: If you need to restore more than a single app, you can batch restores to avoid multiple reboots. Then, click Done to start restoring the data. imazingapp files that you would like to restore. Choose Restore App Data from the menu.Ĭlick the Choose button, and pick the. Again, click the Device tab, then click the down-pointing arrow button next to the Uninstall button.Just like before, select the device in iMazing's sidebar, then click Manage Apps.Launch iMazing and connect the target device.Restore an iOS App along with it's backed up data: Drag and drop any app to your desktop, and iMazing will extract it in.iMazing loads the apps list from the backup. If you need to extract app data from a previous version of that backup, switch to backup browsing mode.Select your device or backup in the left sidebar.There is another workflow which is convenient to extract app data from backups too. When this process has completed, iMazing will inform you, and you can click Close Window to return to the main view. It shows the progress as it saves the data to your computer. Click OK, and iMazing starts extracting your app's data to a.Click Next and read the Important Notice, explaining that for some apps, not all data will be accessible.You can extract the current app data (will back up your device afresh), or you can try to extract data from the latest backup of that device if you have one. To extract your App Data, choose a destination folder (by default, this is your Desktop), then check the Extract Options.The wizard explains how this process works. 💡 Tip: Use the CTRL/Command, or SHIFT keys to select multiple apps before backing them up.Ĭlick Back Up iMazing's Back Up App Data wizard opens. Scroll to find the app you want to back up. iMazing's Manage Apps wizard opens.Ĭlick the Device tab to see the apps installed on this device. In the left sidebar, select your device, then click Manage Apps.Launch iMazing and connect your device.

#Import emberbackup to pixave for mac#

I'm trying to get out one, or a few, files in that backup, not the whole frickin thing.Download for Mac Download for PC Instructions Back up an iOS app's data: Right-clicking on a backup image only lets me export the entire image. I want to mount any backup image to explore that image and grab files from within it. I want the backup files protected by storing them inside the Backup Capsule. I found no way to mount that backup image so I could explore within it, like picking some files and copying out of a mounted image. Backup Capsule' on it, I found the test backup that I had just performed. After using the untitled drop-down box to switch from 'Show VD containers' to 'Show archives', and after collapsing the tree in the untitled upper-right panel so I could see the disk used for the Backup Capsule and expand to see the '1. Okay, so now I could save PBF images to the Backup Capsule.Īfter creating a manually-started backup, I went to the Archives tab. Later I read that I have to change to a Legacy view to see legacy functions, like 'Backup' instead of 'Backup VD'. I created the Backup Capsule, I clicked on the 'Backup VD' button (the only button to define a backup), but only pVHD was offered for the image file format to store inside the Backup Capsule.

#Import emberbackup to pixave manual#

The help for v14 (which *cannot* be obtained through the program's inbuilt Home -> menu as that only shows the manual for v16), says 'pVHD archives located on physical (unmounted) partitions or in the backup capsule cannot be mounted'. At first, I was not offered the old PBF format, so I had to pick pVHD (the other choices were VHD-style file formats, too). When I do a backup to the Backup Capsule, I thought I could only use the old PBF image file format so I could mount it to explore it (and grab individual files).