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Itunes does not recognize my iPhone

Hello,

It's been over a month since I have been able to get my iPhone to work with iTunes. I've only started having this issue after I upgraded to the latest version of iTunes.

Things to note:
1. I've only been using my iPhone on the same computer I have now.
2. I have been using a Microsoft webcam, which I disconnected from the computer while trying out the solutions below.
3. I previously had installed another webcam prior to the one I currently have from Microsoft, but I had uninstalled the software.

Here's what happens when I plug the USB cable into the computer:
1. iTunes does not recognize the iPhone
2. The iPhone is not listed in Windows Device Manager under USB/Portable Devices.
3. The iPhone charges but nothing else happens.
4. There are no other USB devices connected to the computer.

Here are some of the solutions I tried:
1. Checked that AppleMobileDeviceService.exe is running; it is.
2. Removed AMDS & iTunes and reinstalled; did not work.
3. Tried using different USB ports & cables; neither worked.
4. I tried connecting the iPhone to a different PC, but it still does not work.

This has been extremely frustrating as I've tried every suggestion I've come across and none of them has worked.

I appreciate your help.

Thanks!

3G, iPhone OS 3.1

Posted on Oct 27, 2009 3:58 PM

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Oct 27, 2009 4:46 PM in response to aramsahai

aramsahai wrote:
Hello Jason,

Yes, I have been using the iPhone on my computer for quite sometime now until about a month ago after I upgraded iTunes, then I began having problems with iTunes recognizing my iPhone.

What security software is running on the PC?

If you haven't already, try to update, reconfigure, or disable the security software on your PC.

-Jason

Itunes does not recognize my iPhone

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