Have you ever encountered such a situation that one day you accidentally got iPad Air calendar deleted. Since you often use calendar make important things or to-do-lists that remind you to get work at a certain time, and it is so annoying that so many events recorded with Calendar app are lost on your iPad Air! As iPad Air does not have a trash bin so you will find it difficult to get back the lost data easily. So some users may wonder how to recover lost or deleted calendars from iPad. If you are just looking for a solution to retrieve deleted calendar entries on iPad, you can follow the tutorials in this article to get back those lost iPad calendars. Read on and find your solution below.
You know how devastating it can be to lose meetings, conference calls, customer reservations and appointments from your iPad Pro/Air 2/mini 4 calendar. Usually you have the following option to get them back: recover them from iTunes/iCloud. Whether you are using iPad air, iPad mini or other iPad models, when you lost calendar or other files from iPad, you can rely on iTunes to recover deleted calendar on condition that you have created backup of iPad via iTunes. It only needs 3 steps to restore iPad calendar with iTunes backup files:
Step 1. Connect iPad to computer and launch iTunes.
Step 2. Click "File - Device - Restore from Backup" in iTunes and choose iPad backup file.
Step 3. iTunes will begin to restore your lost calendar to iPad.
But this will not work if you didn't even make a backup. And the way iTunes and iCloud restore your whole backup will erase your existing data and lead to a worse nightmare. Is there any possibility to restore those deleted calendars whithout backup? Yes, you can get them back via this iPhone calendar recovery software: Hivimoore iOS Data Recovery, this is excellent recovery software as this can recover all the deleted data from the iPad Air which you have lost accidently. With its help, you can easily recover calendar from iPad Air. What’s more, other data like contacts, reminders, videos, SMS, notes can be retrieved as well.
The recovery software called Wondershare Dr.Fone for iOS is the world's 1st iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch data recovery software. It offers a full solution to recover all kinds of lost data including text messages, photos, videos, documents, call history, calendar, notes, reminder, Safari bookmark, camera roll, photo stream, voice memos, and voice mail and more from iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. It can recover lost data from a device that has been broken, system crash, factory setting restore ,stolen, and ROM flashing. Besides recovering data directly from iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, it also allows you to recover data from iCloud and iTunes backup files, giving you 3 ways to get back lost or deleted files. It fully works with all iOS from old to the latest iOS 9.
The first thing you need to do now is to download and install this iPad calendars recovery program to your computer. You can choose the different versions according to your computer operation system.
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Note: Please make sure iTunes has been installed on your computer for running Dr.Fone for iOS correctly, but you do not have to operate it.
In the previous article, we had introduced you how to recover deleted calendars from iPhone. Today we will show you how to recover deleted calendars from iPad Air? Let’s scroll down to learnhow to.
How to recover deleted calendars from iPad Air?
Part 1 : scan and extract iTunes backup form iPad Air
Step 1. Choose the device backup and scan it
Install and run the program on your computer. You will see a main interface. Choose “Recover from iTunes Backup File”, select one backup you wanted and click “Start Scan” to extract your backup file.
Step 2. Restore deleted calendar on your iPad Air
After scanning, you can preview your iPad Air notes completely, and save them on your computer by clicking “Recover”.
This program also can help to restore previous contacts, photos, messages and call history on your iPad Mini/iPad Mini with Retina display/iPad with Retina display/the new iPad/ iPad 2/ iPad 1, you can restore them all with just one click.
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Part 2: scan and restore calendar from iPad Air directly
Step 1. Choose the “Recover from iOS Device” mode
After choosing your iPad Air, you will get the interface below. Please choose “Recover from iOS Device”. You can “Start Scan” button directly to scan your iPad Air, then a scanning window be shown.
Step 2. Preview and restore deleted calendar on your iPad Air
After scanning, you can freely preview the found calendar. Choose those you want to save and click “Recover” to save them on your computer with only one click.
Note: you can also found deleted data here and those still exist on your iPad Air. If you only want to recover your deleted calendar, you can use the slide button at bottom to only display deleted items among the scan result.
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Part 3: Restore iPad Air Calendars from iCloud Backup
Step 1. Log in your iCloud account
Launch iPad data Recovery program and move to “Recover from iCloud Backup File”. Sign in to your iCloud account by typing your Apple ID password.
Step 2. Download the iCloud backup for your calendar
After entering in your iCloud account, you will see all the iCloud backup file. Choose the one including your calendar and click “Download” to download it.
Step 3. Preview and recover deleted calendar
After download, all the data in the iCloud backup file will shown on the window. Preview the “Calendars”, mark the items you desire and click “Recover”. The deleted calendar on iPad Air will be extracted on your computer as you expect.
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