How to backup iPhone apps to Personal Computer

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It is not constantly evident the best ways to conserve iphone applications to a computer. Much more so, after restoring apps back to the iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch, not everybody can be certain whether the app information was saved and brought back.
The following is a fast demo of the three independent methods I utilize to backup my iPhone apps to COMPUTER. This way, I can be certain that app documents and preferences are maintained during both back-up as well as recover:

• Backup apple iphone applications with choices and files
• Transfer iOS apps to PC using iTunes
• Back-up apple iphone applications utilizing iCloud

Backup iPhone apps with preferences and documents

iCloud backs up apps and also app information, however, the iCloud back ups are secured. On top of that, to restore the applications, you have to effectuate a total bring back of the apple iphone or iPad to a previous state. The actions listed below show how to back up iOS apps complete with choices and also records without the need for iCloud.
You could after that restore the apps of your selection to one more iPhone or iPad without having to bring the entire gadget to a previous state.

1. On your COMPUTER, download as well as set up the adhering to program which is created to backup iOS applications and also papers and is presently provided as a totally free Beta version:
http://www.copytrans.net/copytransapps.php

2. Begin the program on the COMPUTER as well as connect the apple iphone, iPad, or iPod Touch containing the apps you want to support. The iPhone applications are presented in the program window

3. Select the apps to backup to your PC. Here, I selected 5 apps

4. Click on the Backup App button

5. Select the location on your PC where to back up the iPhone apps and app preferences. Here, I selected my PC Desktop. Click OK

6. From the newly-appeared popup, click Ok

Tip: If you click on the Options symbol from the same popup window, you can select what app components to back up. For example app data, app documents, app preferences or all of the above.
7. Stand by for the backup process to complete

The selected iPhone apps along with their app preferences, documents and data have been saved to the computer location of your choice in individual ZIP files.

Tip: You can use the ZIP files in order to restore your iOS apps and their documents to another iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch, again via using CopyTrans Apps.

Quick YouTube tutorial: Backup and Transfer iPhone apps and app documents to PC

Transfer iOS apps to PC via iTunes

iTunes allows you to back up individual iOS apps into IPA files to your PC. To do so:

1. Run iTunes and connect your iPhone or iPad
2. With iTunes window in focus, press the ALT key on your keyboard. The menu bar appears on top. Navigate to �View > Show Sidebar�
   
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3. Right-click on your iOS device and click �Transfer purchases�. Accept the subsequent iTunes prompts and if needed, use your Apple ID and password to authorize your PC
   
   
4. The iPhone app files are transferred to the computer in the form of IPA files. This folder is called �Mobile Applications� and exists within your iTunes Media Folder.
   
   

NOTE: The �iTunes Media� folder and �Mobile Applications� folder locations where IPA app files are transferred to vary slightly with different versions of Windows (or Mac).

• Windows 8, 7: \username\My Music\iTunes
• Windows Vista: \username\Music\iTunes
• Windows XP: \Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\My Music\iTunes
• Mac OS X: /Users/Music/iTunes/iTunes Media

Backup iPhone apps using iCloud

You can back up iOS app data easily via iCloud. If you already have an iCloud account, simply navigate to the iCloud settings on the iPhone by going to Settings > iCloud > Storage & Backup > Manage Storage.

Next, tap on the iOS device.

From the following screen, you can select which app data to backup.

Finally, tap the �Back� button twice to return to �Storage & Backup� and tap �Back Up Now�.

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Both iTunes and iCloud backups should work at 100% - this is in a perfect world of course. There�s always something which could go wrong with the backups so be sure to have your iOS apps and app data backed up by at least two alternative methods (for example, both by iCloud and iTunes) at the same time.

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