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So when syncing iPhone to Mac via WiFi, sometimes the sync will stop (like when I leave).
Later when I look at the Mac, shows it is still syncing.
I cannot eject the iPhone (not plugged in).
I click Sync and nothing happens.
I plug it in and click Sync and nothing happens.
Force restart Finder doesn’t eject iPhone.
I try to Restart computer and it tells iPhone is syncing.
I have to press and Mac hold power button to force restart computer.
Mac mini, macOS 10.12
It should take just a few minutes for the sync to complete unless it is the first time.
Okay.
it doesn’t.
Eject the iPhone.
Restart the Mac and the iPhone.
Connect the cable to both.
Open a new Finder window and the iPhone name will be in the sidebar.
Click it and do the sync.
That works fine.
Later when I sync over WiFi, if I leave or it disconnects, it gets stuck and I need to force restart the Mac to get it to sync.
I've never tried the Wi-Fi sync. Now I know why.
I just did the Wi-Fi sync. It took 4 seconds.
Okay.
Sounds like it didn’t do anything
How many photos are you syncing (not using iCloud)?
how many songs?
Device has 128GB's but I backed up a few weeks ago so not much new.
iPhone sync never ends
