After you click "Restore," iTunes will warn you that restoring your iPhone to its factory settings will erase all of the media and data on your iPhone. If you've already synced your iPhone, you can click "Restore" again.
How to Restore an iPhone
From Liane Cassavoy, former About.com Guide
Step Five: Click Restore Again
Click "Restore" again to begin the restoration.
Image created by Liane Cassavoy
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- First Step: View the Contents of Your iPhone
- Step Two: Connect Your iPhone to Your Computer
- Step Three: Backup Your Data
- Step Four: Get Ready to Restore Your iPhone
- Step Five: Click Restore Again
- Step Six: Watch and Wait as iTunes Goes to Work
- Step Seven: Watch and Wait Some More
- Step Eight: iPhone (Almost) Restored
- Step Nine: iPhone Is Activated
- Step Ten: Set Up Your iPhone
- Step Eleven: Set Up a New iPhone
- Step Twelve: Transfer Your Files
- Step Thirteen: Restore Your iPhone from Back Up
- Step Fourteen: Sync Away
- Step Fifteen: iPhone, Restored
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