How to Restore Deleted Calendar from iPhone without Backup File

The Calendar app on iPhone provides an easy way to organize and keep track of all the appointments, agendas, and other important events. However, these contents are easily wiped out by the unexpected factors. When you find the important data disappeared all of a sudden, it really a trouble thing. Data loss from iPhone but without a backup really sucks.

Whether you have backup or not, you still have the the chance to recover your deleted data with the help of iPhone Data Recovery software. As an effective iOS data recovery tool, iPhone Data Recovery allows you to restore deleted items. Not only can you recover the deleted files, but also get back the lost calendars, contacts, notes, and reminders, etc.

It is a good news that you have ever backed up iPhone Calendar to iTunes or iCloud, so you can export them from backup. Well, iPhone Data Recovery program supports you selectively recover iPhone data from iTunes and iCloud backup, as well as restore lost data by directly scan out iPhone without backup.

Now, the following stops will show you how to restore calendar from iPhone without backup file. Begin to scan and find out the deleted data from iPhone directly.

How to Undelete Calendar from iPhone Directly

Step 1. Install iTunes on computer first, then install the iOS data recovery program on the same PC and launch it, click "Recover from iOS Device" option, link your iPhone to the same PC with a usb cable, the software will detect it immediately, click "Start Scan" button to extract iPhone data.

Step 2. After scanning, you can click "Calendar" category on the left panel, then click "Only display the deleted item(s)" in the drop-down list on the right side of scan result, the software will only show the deleted calendar, then you can mark all calendar you need and click "Recover" button to export them to PC for use. If you want to recover other data like photos, videos, audio, app document, bookmarks, call logs, contacts, messages and more, you can click related data type and get data back.

Notes: If you have synced calendar to iTunes or iCloud, but don’t want to restore whole backup files to iPhone, you can switch to "Recover from iTunes Backup" or "Recover from iCloud Backup" option, it can extract backup files and selectively data you need, it won’t cover existing iPhone data.

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