I installed iOS 7 this morning, and now with every restart of my iPad - if it is plugged into my iMac - I am asked "Trust This Computer?" I restarted 3 times, and was asked each time. Is this something that we will see every time we sync our tablets and phones?
This solved it for me. Windows 8.1, iOS 7.0.4, iTunes 11.1.4.62, iPhone 5 and iPad 2. Thanks!
Many thanks Ifail5. I tried everything on the list, but your advice did the trick.
I just updated to iTunes 11.1.4.62. After a reboot iTunes would not recognize my iPad and kept asking to "Trust This Computer". I tried a lot of things nothing worked. Finally reading this post I saw one person doing the same thing: Go to Device manager (Windows) and delete my iPad. Plugged it back in and it recognized it immediately.
Hope it works for you!
Fixed the issue.
( Windows 8.1)
Go to Devices and Printers --> Update usb driver
This did the trick (I did go with automatically update from web)
Side note: i think im sure plugging the device into multiple PCs may have triggered the issue.
I had plugged in my phone into another computer at work to charge.
That started the trust prompt - didnt think much as i was plugging into that pc for first time but when i was back at my usual pc - problem would not go away and device would not show up!
super- saved my day- thank you Rodrigoplant
thanks MuzikDruid
Thank you so much! This was a very simple and easy fix 🙂
I was having the same issue.
I have Windows 8.1, an iPhone 4 (running IOS 7.0.4), and iTunes 11.1.4. I would plug the iPhone into my computer and it would say charging, I could find it under "File Explorer", and yet was not showing up in iTunes. I would tap "Trust" on my iPhone, but that did nothing. This was what finally resolved the issue for me:http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1567
It has directions on how to restart the Apple Mobile Device Service. That was all I had to do to have my iPhone show up/respond to iTunes and to have the "Trust" prompt disappear.
Hope this helps you too!
Thank you, this works like a charm!
Bombegranate wrote:
What ended up working for me, was going to Uninstall/change programs in control panel. I found "Apple Mobile Device support", and tried "Repair". After going through all the prompts, my iphone finally showed up in Itunes and my phone stopped asking me if had trust issues.
Oh :/ It worked only for one day..
I can't believe this thread is still going strong, and people are still suggesting "fixes", thanking each other for them one day, and then saying, "oh, but it doesn't work" the next. The problem is SIMPLE. It is a POOR DESIGN feature of iOS 7 ...
PLUG your iPhone/iPad into the USB of your "trusted" PC while Windows is RUNNING, and you WON'T get the "trust me" message.
PLUG your iPhone/iPad into the USB of your "trusted" PC BEFORE Windows has booted up, or LEAVE PLUGGED IN while Windows reboots after (say) Windows Update - and you WILL get the "trust me" message when the USB port power-cycles.
The TRUST ME message can ONLY be suppressed on a PC that is running iTunes (or possibly other Apple driver software) AT THE TIME YOU PLUG IN.
If your PC is NOT running the Apple software at the moment you connect - YOU WILL GET THE MESSAGE.
APPLE - ALL WE WANT IS THE OPTION TO TURN OFF THIS SO-CALLED "PROTECTION" FEATURE ON OUR IOS DEVICES.
Brian
Perfect chevybob20, worked for me. Now we know why Apple Isn't allowed to make airplanes.
THANKS A LOT!!
That reset just erased my security lock and password settings!
You want to tell me how to set thos eback up now, genius?
Also, try telling people that. And NOOOOOOOOOOOOO THIS DIDN'T WORK!
Worst answer ever, BTW. ðŸ˜
biowizard,
The point is simple without the the trust feature all it would take is a cable and a few minutes to be able to get all info off someones phone.
This has been driving me crazy and this was the fix. Go find and reinstall the driver. Thank you!!
Trust this Computer?
