Billburns macrumors 6502 Original poster Mar 27, 2017 296 191 Usa Oct 4, 2017 #1 woke up to a message saying my phone hasn’t been backed up in 2 weeks? Have iCloud auto backup turned on and when I checked it was on. Basically hasn’t backed up since I installed ios11 Anyone else?
woke up to a message saying my phone hasn’t been backed up in 2 weeks? Have iCloud auto backup turned on and when I checked it was on. Basically hasn’t backed up since I installed ios11 Anyone else?
C CTHarrryH macrumors 68030 Jul 4, 2012 2,975 1,491 Oct 4, 2017 #2 Have you tried manual backup to see if it gives you an error message?
Billburns macrumors 6502 Original poster Mar 27, 2017 296 191 Usa Oct 4, 2017 #3 CTHarrryH said: Have you tried manual backup to see if it gives you an error message? Click to expand... I had to manually do it I toggled it on and off for future use Let’s see if it backs up tonight
CTHarrryH said: Have you tried manual backup to see if it gives you an error message? Click to expand... I had to manually do it I toggled it on and off for future use Let’s see if it backs up tonight
C cola79 macrumors 6502 Sep 19, 2013 387 463 Oct 4, 2017 #4 Billburns said: I had to manually do it I toggled it on and off for future use Let’s see if it backs up tonight Click to expand... I had the same issue. In my case the problem was hard to find, but easy to solve. I just have the standard iCloud plan with 5 gigs. After each iOS update apple toggles on that photos are part of the backup. In my case that ment my backup was blown up with 3 extra Gigs plus the iCloud backup 1 gigs. There was simply not enough space to save the backup together with the 2 gigs of data i had in iCloud already. But the error message does not tell you that you don't have enough space and therefore the process is stopped. I unchecked Photos in iCloud backup and after that the backup could be created.
Billburns said: I had to manually do it I toggled it on and off for future use Let’s see if it backs up tonight Click to expand... I had the same issue. In my case the problem was hard to find, but easy to solve. I just have the standard iCloud plan with 5 gigs. After each iOS update apple toggles on that photos are part of the backup. In my case that ment my backup was blown up with 3 extra Gigs plus the iCloud backup 1 gigs. There was simply not enough space to save the backup together with the 2 gigs of data i had in iCloud already. But the error message does not tell you that you don't have enough space and therefore the process is stopped. I unchecked Photos in iCloud backup and after that the backup could be created.