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This just started happening... I have not connected iPhone to my Windows machine, but the AppleMobileDeviceService.exe service just decided to start being a glutton... Any one know why??
Thanks
do i have to delete 10.4? how can i install the old version without losing all my settings?
sorry, I was still sleeping
Follow-up
A new iTunes update undid the re-install fix. I had to re-re-install iTunes to fix it again!!!
Come on Apple! Are you going to make me do a fresh install for every single update????!!!
lol
Yup, I think Apple are trying to create a new idiom :
"Too many lawyers, not enough coders"
ITunes wants to update to 10.4.1 - does anyone know if this fixed the problems???
I am also having these same problems with AppleMobileDeviceService.exe hogging up one processor and iTunes on the other. I've tried a bunch of things documented here but with the same results......
IT WORKED!!!!
I uninstalled covenant eyes now working.
This fixes the CPU usage issue and if you cant get to the Itunes Store home page.
Type netsh winsock reset in command prompt and hit ENTER button.
Restart the computer in order to complete the reset
I guarrentee this will work. I was so F****** frustrated, I feel so good NOW, the tension is gone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Follow this link, very easy solution.
Right on, @saucecoda!
they can try but windows reinstall is not gonna work. been there, done that, still have high cpu and blank itunes store and doesnt bring steve back either...
sorted it and can now backup update iphone etc. (Uninstall/reinstall did not work after several times)
check out http://www.thebambers.me.uk/wordpress/?p=316
I had luck with the following:
Start... Run
services.msc
select Apple Mobile Device Service
right click to open Properties
change from startupType automatic to startupType automatic (delayed)
reboot
Same problem here, Windows 7 64 bit. Appears MANY have this problem. No response form Apple so far it appears.
I had exactly the same experience. I am using Windows XP. Thank God the problem is finally fixed!!
How do we convince Apple that this is a problem with their last iTunes update???
AppleMobileDeviceService.exe is hogging up to %50 of CPU
