How to sync iTunes apps to iPod without erasing the original apps

Hello! Here is the answer for you!

1.To make sure that this synchronization occurs with the deletion of apps, make sure that the apps on your computer correspond to the apps on your iPod (or that you have more apps on your computer than on your iPod, but be careful!). : If there are apps in the iPod that are not available on the computer, the apps in the iPod may be deleted during synchronization).

2.Make sure you have authorized this computer, the computer only needs to be authorized once, and the authorized store computer must use the same App Store account! Make sure your App Store account is ** in iTunes.

3.Be careful not to synchronize later"Sync applications"The checkmark before the option is canceled again (a white box is displayed after cancellation), which will cause the next application synchronization to be copied into the iPod according to the application on the computer (so it is recommended that the application in the iPod should be less than or equal to the application in the computer and equal to the time to correspond one to one, check the above is the answer for details, if it still can't solve the problem, please ask, thank you!)

Hello landlord, you will have such a problem when you operate on different computers.

Let's say you used computer A before, and your software is in computer A. Now you have to operate on computer B, if you sync directly, then the application in the iPhone will be synchronized in computer B (meaning, if there is no application in computer B, the original application in the phone will be deleted).

Solution: When you use a new computer's iTunes, authorize it first (click "Store" - Authorize this computer), and the authorization requires an iTunes Store account. Once the authorization is complete, click on "File" - "Transfer Purchases from iPod", and the apps from your iPhone will be transferred to the new computer.

This way, you won't have to remove the original app when you sync again.

And you are not jailbroken, you are a genuine user, and you don't have to worry about what will happen. Hope it helps. Hope to give points, thank you.

After you choose manual management and prevent automatic synchronization, you can directly click on the **list under your device in the right sidebar,Drag **to the **column under your device list** and it will sync by itself,Note that the **list under your device is not a list of databases,Don't go to any applications。

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2. Once you choose to erase and sync, some data information on the phone will be lost.

4. When syncing, you need to take a look at the options that the device can synchronize, and if you don't need to synchronize, you must cancel the function of the synchronization option, otherwise there is data on the phone, and there is no data when syncing, then the data on the phone will be erased.

If there is no backup, it cannot be restored; If you have a backup, you can restore it in the following ways:

From here, you can restore all the data in the point in time, which contains the original data such as **, contacts, memos, etc.

Note: iPod needs to be connected to the computer that was originally backed up in order to restore **, and the recovered data is only limited to the data that was backed up at that time, and the data will be lost after that. Think twice before restoring, and get used to backing up beforehand.

Step 3: Resume operations.

Press the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+S to bring up the iTunes sidebar. Then, as shown below, select the device first, then click the [Restore Backup] button, and then in the pop-up window, select the time point for restoring data, and then click the [Restore] button, and iTunes will automatically complete the recovery operation.

Note: During the auto-recovery process, to avoid errors, do not do anything with your iOS device.

Your iTunes settings should be for him to manage your ** library, so your list is still there after you overwrite it, but the path is no longer there, so when you sync your ipod, it seems to be formatted again, and the podcast file is generally placed in my document, so it is not deleted.

1. iPhone uses iTunes to sync and install the application software will replace the data on the iPhone, mainly when syncing, other synchronization options are selected, so after clicking on sync, it will be synced to the phone along with other options for syncing.

2. When using iTunes to synchronize and install the application software, it is best to open other categories to see, and deselect all the options that do not need to be synchronized, and then synchronize so that the data will not be erased or replaced.

If you have software on your phone and there is no software in the computer, you can plug it in and put the software in the phone into the database of the computer first, anyway, you click on the synchronization is to synchronize the software in the computer iTunes to the iPhone, if you haven't put the software that is not in the computer before, then there will be no mobile phone after synchronization.

In the upper left corner, put a checkmark before syncing the app.

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2. Once you choose to erase and sync, some data information on the phone will be lost.

4. When syncing, you need to take a look at the options that the device can synchronize, and if you don't need to synchronize, you must cancel the function of the synchronization option, otherwise there is data on the phone, and there is no data when syncing, then the data on the phone will be erased.

Syncing will make your iTunes library (including software) the same as your iPhone, and software that is not on your computer will also be deleted from your iPhone, so it is recommended to transfer the software to iTunes before syncing (in iTunes, you can see it by right-clicking on the name of your iPhone).

No, syncing will not delete the software on your phone, at most the data in it will be synced.

Hello, yes, first ask if the programs on your iPhone and ** are all under your own account?

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The reasons why it doesn't show up in iPod may be:

2. Whether it is completely synchronized, and whether the options such as program, **, ** and ** are selected correctly;

You don't have a corresponding application on your machine, or you don't have a license.

2.As for when you sync, the computer prompts that it will replace the original application in the mobile phone, which is normal, and there are two ways to solve it: First, you authorize the computer first, provided that you have the account password of the person who helps you get the software, this possibility should not work.

I wish you a happy play on iPhone and find your own tricks.