3 items could not be synced see itunes for more information

Thanks

I assume you mean reset the Iphone and Ipad, - I have reset the warnings in Itunes but didnt notice it then, Ill do both and see what happens.

Sorry to say that hasnt worked. i reset (restarted the Iphone, rester the warning synced and same message caome up - 10 items could not be synced see Itunes for more information.

I have looked on Itunes next to the phone and can only see the show hide - arrow down to show folders then in every folder music books etc and nothing is visable.

Did I miss something?

I'm having the same problem as Walter. I sync, get a message about items not being able to sync and telling me to look in iTunes for more information, and there's nothing in iTunes, no warning/error triangle or anything else that I can see. Very frustrating.

Yes I guess they dont care about resale, this is my 2nd product from Apple but it will be my last.

I had a similar problem. I right-clicked on my phone in itunes, and 'Reset Warning'. After that it said the same thing but a dialog came up in front of itunes on my Mac (I assume a PC would do the same thing). At least now I know why they won't sync.

Hope this helps.

He smary pants did you sort it out?

Haven't "sort it out" as yet, but know where the problem is. I have several songs that I have moved to a different drive, but iTunes still thinks there in the orignal location. Just need to update those songs on iTunes.

At least the dialogue lists each song now.

Did you all get figure it out. Sorry to be long getting back.

I think what is happening is that when it has desplayed in the past the check box "not to display the warning" is checked...the little triangle with an exclimation mark. (see my first post). Then when you sync you get the iPhone warning but not the triangle.

So.........

iTunes displays an alert when it is unable to sync specific audio or video content to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod. iTunes offers a checkbox to not show the alert again. If you select this checkbox, the alert will no longer appear during sync.

1. Connect your device to your PC or Mac.
2. Wait until your device has appeared on the left side of the iTunes window under Devices.
3. Right-click (PC) or Control-click (Mac) the icon for your device.
4. From the shortcut menu, choose Reset Warnings.

Finaly a strait forward and simple reply. Thank you very much. I had reset warnings on the Itunes but wasnt aware of the the right click option. Cheers buddy.

Walt

I was having the same problem described here. 'Reset Warnings' did not solve it for me. Or any of the other suggestions. A few weeks back I reset the entire phone but the problem came right back.

After another round of getting a series of messages 'could not sync 49 apps' etc....the number changing each time from 12 up (I have 82), and never the same number, plus a 'phantom badge' would indicate in iTunes that I had apps to update. When I clicked into that window, it would say that all my apps were up to date.

Here's what did solve it (for the time being at least):

I UNclicked boxes that would sync music, movies and photos in iTunes, removing them all from my iPhone. I continued to get the message that apps did not sync. This time it was only one that did not sync.

In the process, I noticed that when I click 'sync with this iphone over wifi' in iTunes summary, i get a message telling me that if I do, ONE APP will be removed and all of its data. I disconnected, reconnected, went to my apps and clicked that app so it would sync the next time.

I then synced all over again. I did not get the message that an app did not sync. And yes, that one app's data was clear but the app is on my phone again.

I synced a final time, this time including music. (I did NOT sync any photos.) In doing so, I had .34 G of free space left.

NO MORE messages that something did not sync. NO MORE 'phantom' badge in iTunes saying that an app needed syncing, when none are in the queue and the window says all your apps are up to date.

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I have no idea what any of this means. Is it a space problem? Is it just a bug in iTunes? Is it an iPhoto problem? Since the forums I have read did not have a solution that worked for me, I posted here to see if it helps someone else... or even better: maybe the bug can get fixed.

p.s. I use an iPhone 4, 16 G, Mac OSX 10.7.4, iTunes up to date.

You may have the answer by now, but what you describe is that the moved song is listed in the iTunes file--iTunes Library.xml-- as still being on the old disk. I don't have time to research this now, but the iTunes Library.xml can be rebuilt.

Photos may cause this problem. When you sync photos to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod; iTunes creates a small version of each photo and stores them in a folder called “iPod Photo Cache.” Sometimes, inconsistencies between the real photos and photos in the cache folder may result in this error. To fix this error, simply remove the iPod Photo Cache folder(s).

Don’t worry, this folder will be recreated automatically the next time you sync photos and removing this folder will not erase your original photos. Here is how you can locate the iPod Photo Cache folder so you can drag it to your Trash (on a Mac) or Recycle Bin (on a PC). Follow: Go > Home, then open the Pictures folder and find the iPhoto Library file. Control-click the iPhoto Library and choose Show Package Contents where you can locate the iPod Photo Cache folder and drag it to the Trash. Then restart iTunes to re-initiate your sync.

I have had this problem before and have always found the answer at the little warning triangle in iTunes next to my iOS device. However, iTunes 11 and 11.0.1 don't seem to show that warning triangle anymore when my deivce says "X item(s) could not be synced. Please see iTunes for more information". I have tried resetting warnings and many other tricks, but the warning triangle still doesn't show up in the new iTunes.

This worked for me, I found the description on another website:

http://appletoolbox.com/2011/12/items-could-not-be-synced-see-itunes-for-more-in formation-error-fix/

Probably to do with the amount of space left on your device, I had this problem too but the space issue wasn't made obvious on iOS.