IPod not connecting to iTunes

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• iPod Touch will not connect to iTunes

  My iPod Touch will not connect to iTunes. When I connect it to my laptop with the cable my laptop USB recognizes the iPod begins to charge and 10 Windows asks me if I want to open it to view files, but it seems to treat it as a camera and I just want to know if I want to get pictures on it and on the laptop.

  I made sure I have the latest software updates on the iPod and iTunes and thought this would fix the problem, but iTunes still does not recognize my iPod because it never appears on the Panel for me to sync things for her, etc.

  How can I get my iPod to be recognized by iTunes again? Very recently, it stopped connecting.

  If your computer does not recognize your iOS device, follow the steps proposed by Apple.

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204095

• I had to use restore on itunes on my ipod and now it shows on my list of computer peripherals, but does not connect with itunes.

  I had to use restore on itunes on my ipod and now it shows on my list of computer peripherals, but does not connect with itunes.

  Original title: ipod

  You may be better to ask on the Apple Support Forum - https://discussions.apple.com/thread/1577894?start=0&tstart=0 (example)

  See also - http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1363

  It will be useful.

• How much time does it take for my ipod to connect the itune after putting in disc mode?

  How much time does it take for my ipod to connect the itune after putting in disc mode?

  my ipod displays 'do not disconnect' for half an hour already, but my itune cannot always detect my ipod (as itune will pop up once I have connected my ipod normally).

  What is your real question?  Why you connect the iPod to your computer to disc Mode?

  In addition, it would be useful to know if you are using a Mac or a Windows PC?  If Windows, what version?

  If iTunes does not open automatically (when you connect the iPod), what happens when you run it manually?

• Not connecting to itunes after update

  Well I just installed the latest update for iPhone/iTunes, and now my devices does not connect to iTunes.

  I tried uuninstalling and reinstall the software for the device, changed USB ports, changed cables and even turned the computer and phones power on and off and still no joy.

  My phone load when I plug so the cables are very well

  Try the following:

  1. Open Control Panel > Device Manager
  2. Plug in your device
  3. Locate Bus USB Controllers > Apple Mobile Device USB Driver.
     It is also possible that the device may appear under imaging devices, portable devices or other devices or as a device USB of MTB.
  4. Right-click and select software update of the driver...
  5. Click Browse my computer for driver software
  6. Go to C:\Program Files\Common Apple Mobile Device Support\Drivers or
     C:\Program Files (x 86) \Common Files\Apple\Mobile Device Support\Drivers
  7. Click on let me pick from a list of drivers for devices on my computer
  8. Click on Apple Mobile Device USB Driver
  9. Click Next, then close and exit the Device Manager

  Or try If iTunes does not your iPad, iPhone or iPod - Apple Support.

  If not try a complete tear down and rebuild iTunes in accordance with the resolution of the problems with iTunes for Windows updates.

  TT2

• IPhone will not connect to itunes on Windows 10

  Recently I noticed that whenever I try to connect my iPhone 5 c (with the USB cord) to my laptop (currently Windows 10) to sync all my music, it does not / is not recognized at all. I tried every different USB port, I tried:

  -Restart each device

  -Uninstall and reinstall iTunes

  -Check for updates for both devices (whether they are for the program, drivers, or for each device itself, I.E. of IOS or Windows)

  -Through the Apple website and followed all the troubleshooting guides (iPhone, iPad, or iPod not recognized in iTunes for Windows - Apple Support)

  I don't know what else to do or try, and I just want to listen to my music. Any help would be really appreciated.

  The features are: iPhone 5 c, running on iOS 9.2; 10 Windows on a laptop

  What # is clocked at iTunes version? Please don't say later, thanks to a number.

  11.x? 12.x?

• iPhone 7 will not connect to iTunes - request for the new version, but everything is up-to-date

  My new phone will not connect to iTunes on my computer windows laptop. It is said that it requires a newer version of iTunes but the latest version is all ready to date

  Is your "new version" iTunes 12.5.1.21? If this is not the case, your 'windows' laptop running Windows XP or Vista?

• iPod nano 7th generation Windows 10 not connect to itunes

  My iTunes connect is more my recently purchased iPod Nano 7th Gen. I followed all the instructions on the troubleshooting page, but nothing has worked. When I plug it in, connect to iTunes, but then a message appears saying that it is not recognized and disconnects. I tried 4 flashes different cords, restarted my computer several times, reinstalled iTunes 4 times and restored my iPod 5 or 6 times. I use Windows 10. If anyone can help?

  HI angelaruth,

  I'm also having the same problem. Before you continue you have to check first with the support? They would first make a remote control for your computer and your guide through the process. Long story short, I can not connect with my Apple iPod nano and my laptop gamer is brand new. But the strange thing, it works perfectly a month ago. The technology Apple suggested I take my laptop and I have a TI guy look which costs money. Honestly, I don't think it's my phone. I'm looking for this. I hope you have better luck. But check first with Apple technology.

  alicester12

  PS

  Hit me up if you got your problem solved would appreciate it. Thank you!

• iPod not recognized by iTunes?

  I have iTunes installed on a computer running Windows 10. iTunes is updated to the latest version since this morning.

  My iPod is a 7th generation Nano

  Here's what I've tried so far:

  • Update to iTunes (the problem began before the update and persisted thereafter)
  • Reset the iPod (by pressing the menu and sleep buttons, or whatever they are called, until the screen goes black and then displays the apple logo)
  • Reinstall iTunes
  • Removal/installation/update driver iPod (my iPod appears under portable devices and tells the pilot because it is the latest version, attempts to manually install the driver in the iTunes folder indicates which is the driver already installed). I tried this before and after reinstalling iTunes.

  However, I don't have an Apple Mobile Device driver. I couldn't find two solutions to do this, which has been updated the driver on the iPod, which did nothing. Another option involved to restart the Apple Mobile Device Service. Who also did nothing.

  I also read that reformat the iPod through disk management has worked as well, but my iPod does not appear as a disk. In fact, it is not at all. iTunes opens when it is connected and says it cannot recognize it, but it does not appear under devices and readers.

  On a strange note, I have an unknown USB device under USB controllers in device management. Out of curiosity, I unplugged my iPod, uninstalled and plugged my iPod back, time in which the unknown device is returned. So I guess it's my iPod (in the unrecognized State). You know not so relevant.

  I am at one loss as to what else to do. The iPod still works, I can still listen to all music that has been synchronized to him before, but that's all.

  This just started today. Every other time I connected the iPod, it was immediately recognized by iTunes and worked well. Seems that the problem is the absence of the Apple Mobile Device driver, if I was not able to fix this.

  I have not tried to plug the iPod on another computer yet. The only other computer I have is an old laptop that takes forever to initialize. I will try that, after work and see if my iPod works on that one.

  If you have already tried to reinstall iTunes and manually delete specific things like the drivers, you can completely remove iTunes and related software components

  Remove and reinstall iTunes and software for Windows 7 and later versions - Apple Support components

  Don't forget to uninstall the components all the listed in the described order.  Then, download and install the latest version of iTunes from here

  https://www.Apple.com/iTunes/

• iPhone 7 will not connect to Itunes

  I just bought the iphone 7 and tried to back up all of my information from my iphone since.

  Error message: "iTunes could not connect to the iPhone"iPhone Ashley"because an invalid response was received from the device" keeps popping up when you connect iPhone to computer 7.

  Help, please

  Make sure that you run 12.5.1 iTunes on your computer, as only this version (or later) can deal with iOS 10.

  If iTunes does not recognize your iPhone, iPad or iPod - Apple Support

• Camera will not connect to itunes 12.4.1

  My ipod 6 and ipod 5th generation connect to itunes. I restarted my computer portable ipod and iphone, as well as update the driver but it still isn't recognizing the devices so I am unable to sync.

  If your iOS device does not appear in iTunes, try the following:

  1. Open Control Panel > Device Manager
  2. Plug in your device
  3. Locate Bus USB Controllers > Apple Mobile Device USB Driver.
     It is also possible that the device may appear under imaging devices, portable devices or other devices or as a device USB of MTB.
     
  4. Right-click and select software update of the driver...
  5. Click Browse my computer for driver software
  6. Go to C:\Program Files\Common Apple Mobile Device Support\Drivers or
     C:\Program Files (x 86) \Common Files\Apple\Mobile Device Support\Drivers
  7. Click on let me pick from a list of drivers for devices on my computer
  8. Click on Apple Mobile Device USB Driver
  9. Click Next, then close and exit the Device Manager

  To step 3 above, open the Device Manager. Expand one of the articles that are listed.

  • USB Bus controllers
  • Imaging devices
  • Portable devices
  • Other devices

  Plug in the appliance. You should hear the telltale Windows sound device connection and a Division must acquire a new entry. This should be your device. It cannot be labelled properly at this point. If you do not hear a suspicious noise cable damaged.

  Or try If iTunes does not your iPad, iPhone or iPod - Apple Support Apple version of the above opinion.

  If not try a complete tear down and rebuild iTunes in accordance with the resolution of the problems with iTunes for Windows updates. 64-bit users might also try the build replacing iTunes for Windows (64-bit-for older video cards) which is sometimes a useful workaround.

  Or try to go back to the last version of iTunes that has worked for you. See the programs installation of iTunes to download links. If you roll back to 12.4.0.119 to 12.3.3.17 or 12.3.2.35, for example, then you will also need restore the database of the library in the manner described in the empty/corrupted after upgrade/crash iTunes library. The tip makes suggestions to reintroduce recent purchases, so at worst, you lose a few meters or a newly created playlist.

  TT2

• My iPhone will not connect to iTunes and iPhoto

  My iPhone 6 connect to iTunes and I have this music... I'm so sad now, please help!

  If iTunes does not recognize your iPhone, iPad or iPod - Apple Support

• Google won't let older generation iPod Touch connect to iTunes

  My father just bought a new iMac as recommended by my brother and me.

  He has an older iPod Touch which is limited to run only the e/s 6. Google will not let him connect to iTunes without losing the warranty on his new computer.  It took us hours with Google to solve this problem to restore his computer his original warranties. I also have the same older generation iPod Touch but have not tried to connect to iTunes over the years. It has 32 M music and nothing else.

  If there is no solution to this problem, can I connect a new iPod Touch (Christmas gift) to his old iPod Touch with a USB female to female USB with the 30 pin in the old unit connector and the connector of the lightning in its new unit? Direct transfer of old data to the new unit?

  Thanks for any help.

  Just this problem of security are you talking about preventing the synchronization?

  Not for:

  If there is no solution to this problem, can I connect a new iPod Touch (Christmas gift) to his old iPod Touch with a USB female to female USB with the 30 pin in the old unit connector and the connector of the lightning in its new unit? Direct transfer of old data to the new unit?

  Thanks for any help

• IPhone will not connect to iTunes - "invalid response received from the device."

  After years of work very well, I went to put some new music on my phone and all of a sudden got this message "iTunes could not connect to the iPhone 'IPhone of David Platts' because an invalid response was received from the device."?

  I've tried different USB ports, different cables (some Apple official, some after market) and several reboots, but nothing works.

  I'm 10.7.5 OSX and IOS 10 phone you.

  Thanks for the help.

  You have a problem.

  It is good that you have told us you're OS x 10.7.5 (current is MacOS 10.12), because it is your problem.

  iOS 10 requires iTunes 12.5.1 or later to communicate.  iTunes 12.5.1 requres OS X 10.9.5 or later version.

  It's (time to upgrade the operating system of your Mac spent).

  macOS - official Apple Support

• iPhone 6 will not connect to iTunes

  Hi all!

  Here's my problem: my iPhone 6 (iOS 10.0.1) does not connect to my iTunes (11.4) on my Macbook Pro (2008) 10.6.8 running. The message I get is: "iTunes could not connect to the iPhone 6 because an invalid response was received from the device."

  The steps I did:

  1 - uninstall iTunes and reset the folder (/ var/db/lockdown) reinstall iTunes (11.4). When I connect my phone iPhone and iTunes asks if I want to trust each other. I click ok and trust on both.

  .. .and that's it! Still does not work.

  Any idea?

  Thank you!

  CiberBob

  You are right. An iPhone with iOS 10.0.1 requires the latest version of iTunes, 12.5.1, which requires OS X 10.9.5 or above. Your version of iTunes is too old, just like the OS X version to support.