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the backup is corrupted after deleting some files #33
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That's unfortunate. You probably deleted some system files. The program backs up deleted files separately, but there is no straight-forward way to recover them yet. And the problem is that I have not yet identified which files really need to exist for iTunes to recover a backup. Did you make a copy of the backup before you deleted the files? |
yes I made a copy of it |
any tips on how to delete images safely ? |
Okay, that's good. Then you could try it again with a new copy. |
The folder |
That looks interesting. How much storage does your phone have and how large is the backup? I would begin by deleting the first 10 video files (.MOV/.mov, but be sure to keep Photos.sqlite) and try recovering the backup to the phone again. If that is not enough, continue with the .mov files. |
After erase 12 GB are reserved for system and the remaining is about 52 GB , the backup size is about 56 GB thank you for your reply. |
UPDATE: |
UPDATE: |
Strange. Was it really only .heic/.jpg files you deleted? Are you sure you tried to recover the right backup? Otherwise you could move the other one somewhere else. |
Possibly affected by the same issue I was. See #66 |
I made a backup for my iPhone and somehow it was bigger than available storage even after erasing my iPhone so I tried this tool to delete some image folders and and now I get an error that the backup file is corrupt.
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