Apple realized that not all of its iOS device owners also had Macs, so it made its phones and tablets compatible with Windows PCs.
Connecting an iPhone or iPad to a Windows PC through USB allows you to do setup, charge the battery, share the device’s internet connection, transfer files, and sync content. Read this article to learn how to create a backup of your iOS device on a Windows computer.
Make Sure You Have the Correct USB Cable
The only requirements are a USB port and Windows 7 or later on your computer. However, you must use a USB cable that has the proper termination for your computer’s USB port.
If your computer has a USB-C connector but you only have a Lightning to USB cable, you’ll either need to buy a USB-C to USB adapter (also sold separately) or a USB-C to Lightning cable (included with some newer models of iPhone and iPad) (sold separately).
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A Lightning to USB Cable is required if your iPhone or iPad was shipped with a USB-C to Lightning Cable but your computer only has a USB port (sold separately).
An iPad with a USB-C Charge Cable and a computer with a USB port may be charged using an adapter and a USB-A cable.
How to Back Up iPhone or iPad to a Windows PC
You can get the most up-to-date version of iTunes for Windows from the Microsoft Store, which you can then install on your computer.
Use a USB cable designed for charging Apple devices to link your computer to your iPhone or iPad (see above).
Please open the iTunes programme on your computer.
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To access your iPhone in iTunes, select it from the menu at the upper left of the window.
Go to the sidebar and choose Summary.
Select Now under “Backups.”
Select Encrypt local backup, provide a password, and then hit Set Password to encrypt your backup.
By going to Edit > Preferences > Devices, you may examine the copies you’ve made locally on your hard drive. There is a lock icon next to encrypted backups in the backup list.
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