Connect the iPhone again, launch iTunes and check for recognition.After it is stopped, click 'Start the service.'.

Select 'Apple Mobile Device' then 'Stop the service.'.Go to the Start menu, thenthe Control Panel and open Administrative Tools, then Services.Then re-installing the latest version of iTunes. /Library/Receipts/AppleMobileDeviceSupport.pkg./System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/amework./System/Library/Extensions/AppleMobileDevice.kext.This can be accomplished by the following platform-specifc processes (Apple's article mentions only Mac OS X): We've recommended the deletion and subsequent re-installation of the Apple Mobile Device components under Mac OS X and resetting the service under Windows for a variety of iPhone issues, including sync problems, problems recognizing the device, problems restoring, and more.Īpple has now echoed this advice in a Knowledge Base document ( #306637) specifically for the issue where the iPhone or iPod Touch is not recognized by the host computer.

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