by Sissi on July 25, 2016 | NO COMMENT

How to Retrieve Deleted Notes on iPhone with/without Backup

Don’t you know how to retrieve deleted notes on iPhone? Read this article to get the quick solutions to realize it with or without backup.

Quick Start

• If you have backed your iPhone with iTunes or iCloud, you can retrieve deleted notes on iPhone from an iTunes or iCloud backup. If not, you still have the chance of recovering deleted notes on iPhone from device directly.
• To suiting your different data recovery needs, it’s suggested to try a fully-featured data recovery tool, like Primo iPhone Data Recovery, which provides three safe recovery modes, from device directly, from iTunes or iCloud backup.

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It’s quite common that you lost notes on iPhone after iOS jailbreak, iOS upgrade, unconscious deletion or an iPhone restoration. When it comes to retrieving deleted notes on iPhone, you may make it through performing a complete restoration from iTunes or iCloud backup. However, this method will replace all data on your iPhone with the content in the iTunes or iCloud backup you choose and you can’t selectively recover what you want. What’s worse, what if you don’t have an iTunes backup or iCloud backup?

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Fortunately, we will introduce a professional and trustworthy iPhone data recovery tool – Primo iPhone Data Recovery, which can help you to retrieve deleted notes on iPhone without backup (from device directly) or with backup (without restoration).

Table of Contents:

• Part 1. The Tool You Will Need
• Part 2. How to Retrieve Deleted Notes on iPhone with Backup
• Part 3. How to Retrieve Deleted Notes on iPhone without Backup

Part 1. The Tool You Will Need

In order to retrieve deleted notes on iPhone, what all you need is a professional and easy-to-use iPhone data recovery application, like Primo iPhone Data Recovery. Here we list some highlights of Primo iPhone Data Recovery to help you to understand why it’s your prior choice.

• Available to recover up to 26 different types of data on iPhone, including notes, messages, reminders, calendars, contacts, music, photos, videos, apps and so on.
• Provides three safe recovery modes, Recover-from-iOS-Device, Recover-from-iTunes-Backup and Recover-from-iCloud-Backup, which make it possible and easy to recover deleted or lost data from different paths
• Supports selectively scan and recover the data you want, which will save your much time.
• Allows you to have an intuitive preview of your needed data before the recovery process.
• Enables you to export the scanned notes to csv, text or html formats.
• Supports all models of iPhone, including iPhone 4/4s/5/5s/6/6s, etc.

Part 2. How to Retrieve Deleted Notes on iPhone with Backup

If you are lucky to have backed up your iPhone with iTunes or iCloud before you deleted notes, you can try retrieving deleted notes with backup - from iTunes or iCloud backup. You don’t need to preform a complete restoration and you can selectively recover your desired notes with the two recovery modes. They can be supplied to the hard situations, like iPhone lost, iPhone broken, iPhone stolen, iOS upgrade failure, iPhone factory settings restoration and more. Just keep on reading the following part to get the detailed steps.

How to Retrieve Deleted Notes on iPhone from iTunes Backup

Step 1. Download and install Primo iPhone Data Recovery to computer > Run it > Choose Recover from iTunes > Next.

How to Restore Deleted Notes on iPhone from iTunes Backup – Step 1

Step 2. Select one iTunes backup from the list > Click Next.

How to Retrieve Deleted Notes on iPhone from iTunes Backup – Step 2

Step 3. Choose Notes and Note Attachment > Click Recover.

How to Retrieve Deleted Notes on iPhone from iTunes Backup – Step 3

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How to Retrieve Deleted Notes on iPhone from iCloud Backup

Step 1. Launch Primo iPhone Data Recovery > Choose Recover from iCloud > Click Next to continue.

How to Retrieve Deleted Notes on iPhone from iCloud Backup – Step 1

Step 2. Sign in iCloud with your Apple ID and password > Select one backup from the list and download it > Click Next.

How to Retrieve Deleted Notes on iPhone from iCloud Backup – Step 2

Step 3. Choose Notes and Note Attachment > Click Recover.

How to Retrieve Deleted Notes on iPhone from iCloud Backup – Step 3

How to Retrieve Deleted Notes on iPhone without Backup

If you don’t have a previous iTunes or iCloud backup, you still have the chance of retrieving deleted notes on iPhone with Primo iPhone Data Recovery. It can help you to make it without backup – from device directly. Just follow the steps below.

Step 1. Launch Primo iPhone Data Recovery > Connect iPhone with Computer > Choose Recover from iOS device > Click Next to continue.

How to Retrieve Deleted Notes on iPhone without Backup – Step 1

Step 2. Select Notes and Note Attachment > Click Recover.

How to Retrieve Deleted Notes on iPhone without Backup – Step 2

This means is limited to that the deleted notes are not overwritten. If you add new apps or sync with iTunes after the deletion of notes, any iPhone data recovery software can’t retrieve them. In this process, please keep the connection between your iPhone and computer.

The Bottom Line

Primo iPhone Data Recovery can be a good choice to help you to retrieve deleted notes on iPhone no matter you have a backup or not. With its user-friendly interface, Primo iPhone Data Recovery makes it quite simple to recover your desired data on iPhone. If you have any problem, please don’t hesitate to leave your comment or read the following articles to get some useful tips.

SissiA member of @PrimoSync team, love to go travelling and share some easy-to-follow tips about Apple related issues.

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