[Electronics-talk] [EXTERNAL] Putting Apps Back on an iPhone

[Christopher Chaltain]

Not necessarily. Your music isn't captured in an iTunes backup, so your 
music library on your PC/Mac should still be accessible to you. Plus, 
it's also probably still available to you on your PC/Mac, since your 
iTunes music library by default just points to your existing music on 
your hard drive. Finally, if all else fails, you might still have your 
CD's and you can rerip them.

On 07/07/2015 08:21 PM, cheez via Electronics-talk wrote:
> What if your songs were ripped from
> CD's?  Then what?  You're SOL?
> Vince
>
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>> If you go to the App Store on your iPhone, double tap on the updates tab
>> and then double tap on the button that says something like purchased.
>> Then all of the apps that you have purchased or downloaded should
>> download to your phone, providing that they are still available in the
>> ap store. Note that you will get the current versions of these apps.
>>
>> Andy
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>> Please excuse the cross post as I am not sure which list is appropriate
>> for this question. This is not exactly an accessibility question, but I
>> am asking it here because I know that any instructions that I will find
>> will tell me how to do it in a visual way that will be of no help.
>> Leaving out the details, iTunes has decided to lock me out of my most
>> recent iPhone back up, so I have to find another way to get the apps
>> back on my iPhone after it got messed up during an upgrade. I have the
>> apps stored in the iTunes folder. Using a PC and iTunes, how do you take
>> apps that are stored on a computer and get them back on the iPhone? Feel
>> free to respond off list.
>>
>>
>>
>> Nicole
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