If restoring the information onto your computer is not practical, then you will need to do this from one of your iOS devices.
#RESTORING JUST CALENDAR FROM BACKUP IPHONE SOFTWARE#
If you’re using a Windows PC, or a Mac without Time Machine enabled, you probably won’t have a backup handy unless you’ve been using alternative software to backup your computer, or at least your Outlook (Windows) or Contacts/Calendar (OS X) data files.
If you’re a Mac user and have been using Time Machine, you should be able to simply restore your data from a Time Machine backup into your Calendars and Contacts apps unlike on iOS, this restore operation effectively imports your events and contacts as if they were new entries, pushing the data back up to iCloud, which will in turn push it back to your iPhone and iPad.
The easiest and most reliable way to do this is from your Mac or PC, assuming that you have a backup of your contacts and calendars there. This can be a bit tricky to deal with, but essentially what you want to do is restore the information in such a way that it gets pushed up to iCloud instead of the other way around. The information from your iCloud account is technically newer than what is stored in your backup, and therefore once your restored device syncs with iCloud, this overwrites the contact and calendar information that was restored from your backup. A: The most likely problem here is that the contact and calendar information stored in your iCloud account has somehow become erased or corrupted.
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