Note: If you previously have used the command line option that entirely disables the backup feature, then type this command as well to enable to backup process:ĭefaults write DeviceBackupsDisabled -bool false To enable automatic backup in iTunes again use this command instead:ĭefaults write AutomaticDeviceBackupsDisabled -bool false Open a Terminal (Applications > Utilities > Terminal)ĭefaults write AutomaticDeviceBackupsDisabled -bool true.It is possible disable the automatic backup process from starting, and how to do this is described below firstly for Mac users, and secondly for Windows users: However, if you want avoid the backup process from starting, there is a workaround. It is possible to just cancel the backup process, and then make a regular Sync without backing up. Most iPhone OS 2.0 / iPhone 3G users have experienced the very slow backup process each time the iPhone is connected to iTunes, and as more applications are installed the process will take even longer. The below method is not yet tested with iOS 4.0, if you try it, please post a comment if it works.
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