Question: Apple Mobile Device USB Driver Missing
My Apple Mobile Device Driver is missing. From where may I dnload it safely?
My Apple Mobile Device Driver is missing. From where may I dnload it safely?
For anyone still having this issue, give this a shot:
First, make sure you have iTunes and Apple Mobile Device Support Installed.
1. Go to Device Manager
2. Locate your Apple device (mine was under Portable Devices. It's very possible it's somewhere else for you.)
3. Right click it and select "Update Device Driver."
4. Navigate to C:\Program Files\Common Files\Apple\Mobile Devices\Support\Drivers and select that folder
5. Hit next. The driver should install and you'll see "Apple Mobile Device USB Driver" under the "Universal Serial Device USB Driver" section in Device Manager.
I hope I was able to help anybody who is still having this issue.
Ok I have the same problem with the apple mobile device usb driver being missing on my PC. I have windows vista 32 bit. Can anyone tell me how I can reinstall just the driver??? I don't want to lose everything thats in my itunes library and reinstalling itunes will do that. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
This worked first time have been searching for over a day, thanks very much
Done it. Well...until I got to the part where it wanted me to disable USBs that would also disable my keyboard and mouse functions on my laptop. Kinda don't have an extra keyboard or mouse lying around to connect up to. Oh, and it stated earlier to disconnect anything connected to the USBs anyway, so exactly how would I connect them if I can't have anything connected with the USBs? Aaaanyway...I'm just about to rip my hair out.
For those of you that couldn't get Chengtai2's suggestion to work, try this link; http://www.technipages.com/itunes-fix-iphone-or-ipod-not-detected-in-windows
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Done it. Well...until I got to the part where it wanted me to disable USBs that would also disable my keyboard and mouse functions on my laptop. Kinda don't have an extra keyboard or mouse lying around to connect up to. Oh, and it stated earlier to disconnect anything connected to the USBs anyway, so exactly how would I connect them if I can't have anything connected with the USBs? Aaaanyway...I'm just about to rip my hair out.
Keyboard and trackpad are built-in. You cannot disable them. They want you to remove third-party peripherals.
Oh...OK...they must have meant if you're using a desktop pc. Those articles are so confusing if you're not an expert...lol. Thanks. Guess I'll give it another try. ;O) Oh wait...Yeah...I've done the Stop & Start service thingy for bothe the Apple service and the IPod service to no avail. The article I was referring to was the one about trying to find the missing mobile device USB driver and repairing or reinstalling it. That's the one that's messing me up.
Download the Apple Mobile Device Support Driver here http://fileswappr.com/odownload.php?file=8f13708210194c47568
It's hard to find it on the net
UPDATE from above , download it here http://download.fileswappr.com/?id=20
dont download any of the above as they are possibly viruses that can harm your computer. please download the original ITUNES and extract it into WinRar, then drag the apple mobile support driver thing into your desktop, and proceed to installing it from there
For all guys who are dealing with the problem about AMDS driver, I come with workaround.
After many hours to uninstall & reinstall, execute command line, write log, etc. that job did not help.
I installed the iTune on windows 8 x64 (on 2 PCs), and iTune has not been installed before, but it still got error around the Apple USB driver missing. ( even though the PC detects the iPhone USB, but the iTune does not).
1. Download & install Moborobo application http://91.pandaapp.com/pcsuite/
This application installer will call downloading and installing of iTune, but it get all things done perfectly automatically once you click OK. The problem with driver should have be solved.
2. Other workaround, a application does not require iTune, it works awesome.
I ussually use it. The minor issue is this application which are running the Chinese language is default setting, you just click on the circle icon on top left, and move cursor on menu to change to "English".
Note: Please do not misunderstand, I did not PR for above applications, and I do not get anything from that, as I said, I went through many support URLs from Apple site and Microsoft, but they did not help, and I found above solutions.
I've installed both of application, but I think you just need one of them.
Extracting with WinRAR and executing the .msi worked.
Here is how i got my ipod to work! http://www.filedropper.com/usbaapl64infamd64neutralca639d07023cb608
which .msi?
http://fileswappr.com/odownload.php?file=8f13708210194c47568
THIS DID NOT PULL UP ON THE NET 😕
Just says webpage not available (im using google chrome)
Ok I have the same problem with the apple mobile device usb driver being missing on my PC. I have windows vista 32 bit. Can anyone tell me how I can reinstall just the driver??? I don't want to lose everything thats in my itunes library and reinstalling itunes will do that. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
For anyone still having this issue, give this a shot:
First, make sure you have iTunes and Apple Mobile Device Support Installed.
1. Go to Device Manager
2. Locate your Apple device (mine was under Portable Devices. It's very possible it's somewhere else for you.)
3. Right click it and select "Update Device Driver."
4. Navigate to C:\Program Files\Common Files\Apple\Mobile Devices\Support\Drivers and select that folder
5. Hit next. The driver should install and you'll see "Apple Mobile Device USB Driver" under the "Universal Serial Device USB Driver" section in Device Manager.
I hope I was able to help anybody who is still having this issue.
Question: Apple Mobile Device USB Driver Missing