iCloud belongs to the series cloudservices, thanks to which we have practically 100% the certainty that we will never lose our data. However, many people alsoCloud unfortunately, it is not used, which is a great pity, because this service can often greatly simplify everyday life. Some users are gradually swaying to the point that evenCloud want to start using it. However, if you have never been to iCloud they haven't uploaded any data, it can often mean transferring several tens of gigabytes of data to servers andCloudu at once. During this transfer, errors can occur from time to time and in this article we will look at 5 tips on what to do if iPhone doesn't want to back up to iCloud.
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Network connection
If your iPhone if iPad doesn't want to back up to iCloud, so the first thing you can try is to check your network connection. When backing up, it is necessary that you are iPhone connected to a Wi-Fi network. But of course it doesn't end there. It is necessary that this Wi-Fi network is stable and also fast enough. As I mentioned in the introduction, in the case of the initial backup, several tens of gigabytes of data can be transferred at once. So check that your iPhone connected to a stable Wi-Fi and not to mobile data. You connect to Wi-Fi in Settings -> Wi-Fi, where you just have to choose your network.
Plenty of storage space
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Another factor that can affect your iPhone doesn't want to back up to iCloud, is the lack of storage space. Nothing is free these days, and Apple of course he is aware of it. To everyone Apple ID you get 5 GB of free storage on iCloudbut these days this is practically nothing. You can easily fill up those 5 GB within the first day of using the device from Applu. If you want to check how much free space you have left on iCloudu, so go to the native app Settings, where at the top tap on Your name. Then click on the option iCloud and in upper graph make sure how many GB of storage on iCloudu is used. If you want your change the storage tariff, so tap on manage storage, and then on Change storage plan. In a new window, you can easily change which of tariffs you want to prepay. Pro I recommend at least 50 GB for individuals, and at least 200 GB for families.
Deleting unnecessary data
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If you do not want to subscribe to the i tariffCloudIf you potentially have enough free space on it, it might be enough to just delete some unnecessary data. In this case, you just need to move to the native application Settings, where at the top tap on Your name. Then unclick the box iCloud, where then choose an option Manage storage. In this section you can find the settings below all applications and services, which alsoCloud are using – they are sorted here according to how much storage space they useCloudu use. If you want the data of a certain service or application on iCloudto manage, just click appropriate box, where you can either delete only certain data, or delete completely all data applications or services.
Manual backup
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iPhone se trying to back up to iCloud automatically at a certain time, but you can also force a backup manually - this can be useful, for example, if you see a notification about low storage capacity on your iCloudu, you deleted it and now you want to make an immediate backup. You can manually start the backup by opening the native application Settings, where at the top you tap on your profile icon. Here then move to the section iCloud and ride something below, until you come across an option Backup on iCloudu, which you click on. Then just click on the button here Back up, This will manually force a backup of your device to Apple cloud.
Connection to the charger
In some cases, such as when backing up photos to iCloud, it is necessary that your device is connected to the chargerSo if you are unsuccessfully trying to start a backup on iCloud and you have tried all the tips above, then try connecting the device to the charger. This condition Apple was introduced so that the backup does not interfere with your daily work and does not increase battery consumption. The best thing to do is to make room on your iCloud storage, and then plug your device into a power source before going to bed at night. The data will be transferred overnight, so you won't be restricting anyone from using your Wi-Fi network, and you'll also nestYou may run out of battery on your iPhone.
iPhone I can't back up even though I bought 50GB, I have 49GB of extra space.
A iPhone It keeps telling me there's no room.