How to delete old iPhone backups
6 August 2010
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Running out of hard disk space on your Mac or Windows PC? If you have (or have had) multiple iPhones, iPod touches or iPads, there’s a very good chance old, unused backup files you no longer need are wasting a significant chunk of otherwise useful space — here’s how to get those gigabytes back.
According to Apple Knowledge Base Article HT1766, when you want to delete a backup created by iTunes (7.5 or later):

• Open iTunes Preferences:
— Mac: Choose iTunes > Preferences
— Windows: Choose Edit > Preferences• Click Devices (iPhone, iPod touch or iPad does not need to be connected)
• Confirm that you want to remove the selected backup by clicking Delete Backup
• Click OK to close the iTunes Preferences Window
Also, in iTunes 8.1 or later you can view the phone number, IMEI and serial number of a backed up iPhone by hovering the mouse cursor over a listing (see above image), which is a handy way to locate the backup of the specific idevice you want to delete.
via @danielpunkass


Hello
do you know, if a back up is not in the Back-up list, where is it then? i use Mac osx Lion..
i want to back up from older iphone back up, but i cant find it, because i upgradet my itunes from itunes 10.5 beta 1 to itunes 10.5 beta 3..
can you help me pleas?
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