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Hey there,<br />
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I'm guessing something has gone wrong with either Syncing, or backing up or something.<br />
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What i woudl suggest is this. (it sounds like your Apps are gone)<br />
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Go into Itunes, plug in your iphone. Then in the iPhone menu, choose Restore. it should have &nbsp;a DATE to choose by and it should also be fairly new because the backing up occurs often.<br />
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Go ahead and perform a restore and all of your icons should come back.<br />
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Hope this helps<br />
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~iPhone Milk
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Also to speak further on this,<br />
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They may not be missing or deleted, they may just NOT be synced.<br />
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before performing the restore, go into your iPhone Menu, and go to Applications Tab<br />
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Make sure the checkbox for &quot;Sync all applications&quot; Is Checked. then perform another sync. They should all come back.<br />
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~iPhoneMilk
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psufan,<br />
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Kinda funny how you pretty much repeated what I said as a solution.<br />
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I normally don't even care about that kinda stuff, but you just &quot;Ninja'd&quot; that solution.
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Not really, You do not understand what &quot;Sync all applications&quot; means. He said ALL of his icons were missing, you were addressing the wrong issue. I instructed him on the order of things he should do to get his phone back to normal. You were just addressing missing App Store applications, not everything.
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My solution was the exact same as yours.<br />
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I said to Restore the phone.<br />
&quot;Go into Itunes, plug in your iphone. Then in the iPhone menu, choose Restore. it should have &nbsp;a DATE to choose by and it should also be fairly new because the backing up occurs often.<br />
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Go ahead and perform a restore and all of your icons should come back&quot;<br />
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And you said To Restore the phone . You said the exact same thing as me as a solution.<br />
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1) sync with iTunes<br />
2) power cycle phone<br />
3) restore<br />
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Well I suggested things before you just went ahead and blew everything away. He must have felt my answer was better, no use argueing. 
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I'm not arguing , I'm just calling you OUT for what you did.<br />
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Have some class.<br />
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I think i'm done with this website, it seems it does not have any proper Moderators fielding these questions for things like this happening.
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I called you out for giving the wrong solution and you cant handle it. What you said was wrong, get over it. I added to the question, not just repeated exactly what you said..<br />
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*stops monitoring question*
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My solution- &nbsp;Restore the iPhone<br />
Your solution- Restore the iPhone.<br />
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I've actually brought this to other people's attention as well, and it reads pretty simply, You had the same solution as me. Ignorance must be tough to live with man.
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All of a sudden, all of the icons are missing from my iPhone desktop.<br />
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Not sure how to get them back.<br />
Help!
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All of a sudden, all of the icons are missing from my iPhone desktop.

Not sure how to get them back.
Help!

All of the icons are missing from my iPhone desktop.

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