Extract data from your iTunes backups by resorting to this user-friendly application that also lets you preview all the scanned files.
- Kvigo iTunes Backup Extractor
- Version :2.0.9
- License :Demo
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Kvigo
Kvigo iTunes Backup Extractor Description
Being cautious and making backups of your data is a natural course of action, what with the host of dangers that can’t wait to hunt you down.
If we are talking about an iTunes backup, and you need a safe way of recovering all the data it contains, a software solution such as Kvigo iTunes Backup Extractor should give you a helping hand.
Can scan iTunes backups
Following a hassle-free installation, the program prompts you with an easy-to-handle user interface that should display the iTunes backup files you can scan, along with a series of details such as name, last backup date, model, and serial number. Note that encrypted iOS backups are also supported by the app.
In case your iOS device in not on the list, you can manually select the folder you want to extract data from.
Organizes scanned files in an easy-to-handle manner
Once you start your scan, in just a couple of seconds, you should be able to see all the data stored in the iTunes backup, nicely organized based on its type. You can thus recover photos and videos, messages and call logs, as well as memos and others.
Each of these categories comes with subclasses, which makes your inquiry more specific and helps you easily get strictly to the data that interests you.
That means that you can check or uncheck any of the sections and preview and even print the files they include and only subsequently start restoring the data. You have no reason to fear losing data, with the extraction process keeping your documents in a flawless state.
Handy tool enabling you to recover data from iTunes backups
On an ending note, Kvigo iTunes Backup Extractor is an approachable application that helps you manage the data contained in your iTunes backup. The way it works should enable you to handle your files in a transparent manner, with the scanned items being available for you to preview in order to restore only what is relevant.