Whenever I plug in my iphone to computer, it always ask whether u trust the computer or not. How to remove thos setting

Thanks, HeathJ! I've struggled with trying to connect my iphone via usb for months because I thought the cable was frayed or something like that......your solution was the only one that worked for me.

Win7x64 original apple usb w/iPhone6 64g using fresco usb3.0 PCI card.

Well, instead of updating driver, for ghits and shiggles decided to move input from PCI card to MB 3.0. VOILLA!!!

odd occurrence I say, odd....but got rid of trust this computer everytime I plugged in 🙂

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Hello Sasankalim

That is new in iOS 7. If you do not want the alert to come up again, then trust the computer. The article below will explain further on the alert.

iOS: 'Trust This Computer' alert

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5868

Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.

Regards,

-Norm G.

For many, many people it doesn't work this way. It asks every time you plug it into a PC.

Its a real pain to have to answer the pop-up every time you plug in your phone.

Usually there is an option on the pop up to not show it again. And it will happen on all non-trusted computer's untill you trust it.

In work im running windoze on an iMac. this message comes up every time i plug in (just to chargemy phone), and I've tried Trust and Don't Trust and it still comes up.

There is never anoption to not show it again.

It's a real pain.

: - (

@colingoree - There is no option on the popup itself to prevent this prompt from being asked in the future. See the link norm123 posted.

@norm123 - Simply clicking "Trust" or "Don't Trust" for that matter does nothing to remedy the issue. No matter which choice is made the prompt will return upon next plugin. It does not -- as the support article claimed -- "trust the computer indefinately".

I will continue to seach for an answer, but here is to hoping the solution is posted here.

Thank you,

Sean May

Here are the most common solutions for the trust this computer pop up: http://helpios7.com/trust-this-computer-pop-up-fix/

@95bulls - I actually just stumbled across your post in another thread, though, thank you for the hasty reply here too. Step three was the solution to my problem.

Thank you,

Sean May

After Apple's 10 or so suggestions, including complicated mscongif and regedit approachs, all failed... I found this, easy enough to follow solution that actually worked. in a single user's post in the forums here somewhere. Can't find it again to say thanks to whoever it was, which prompted me to post it everywhere so everyone else can find it:

(Note: this is for Windows 8, but the solution for other versions is similar - you might need to try a few other folders, but are still looking for "Apple Device" under "Device Manager".)

1. Connect your iPad/iPhone/iPod to your PC
2. Go to: Control Panel > Device Manager
3. Click on: Portable Devices
4. Right click on: Apple iPad/iPhone/iPod > Update Driver Software
5. Choose: Browse my computer for driver software.
6. Go to: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Apple\Mobile Device Support\Drivers

Click okay and everything should suddenly work fine again. (I can't remember if I had to choose "trust" again, but if I did, I only had to do it the once and everything was fixed after that).

Thanks Heath.J, this worked for me.

Your the best Heath.J !! 🙂 you finally gave me the solution after I have been searching for a month.

Thanks Heath.J, it worked! I've been working on this problem for 3 days to no avail. I've tried all kinds of suggestions that did not help. I REALLY appreciate your help. The other "Help" community had many of the same issue, so I gave them your solution. I hope you don't mind. I couldn't figure out how to copy your entire answer but I did give your name & the date so they can follow up on your advice.

I'll sleep MUCH better tonight, thanks to you.

Best regards, Leo Nard

This worked for me too! Really annoying problem, I think related to the recent iTunes update.

Thanks Heath worked as described.