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Open “My Computer” and ensure you see the device as an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and not as an imaging device or as a folder.

Unlock iPhone and leave it unlocked before connecting it to your computer (life-hack from one of our users).

Give the PC some minutes to recognize the device upon connecting.

If prompted by the iPhone, trust the computer.

If you have a desktop PC, connect the iPhone to a slot located on the back of the motherboard.

Do not use external USB-hubs but connect the iPhone to one of the slots located directly on the computer.

Reconnect the iPhone to the PC via the USB cable.Make sure the iPhone is showing the Home Screen.If Auto-Lock is on, unlock the iPhone with your Passcode.Check whether both the USB slot on the PC and the iPhone USB connector are free from damage and dirt.Non-genuine cables are cheaper but don’t last long, plus they might damage your battery. Check the USB cable and confirm that it is not damaged.These could be preventing PC access to your iPhone Temporarily disable security software (antivirus and firewall).We advise you to do the same and before you continue, make sure you checked every item in the list below. Experienced pilots know how important following a strict checklist is in case of emergency. Sometimes, it doesn’t take much to fly over what appears to be an insurmountable hurdle. We summarized all the solutions that have been known to work in the article below. Over the years, we grew pretty good at helping folks get their iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices detected on Windows computers including Windows 8, 7, and Windows 10. Windows should then update the drivers automatically and display a successful update window.We get countless requests from people worried they can’t sync their iPhone because it is not recognized by the PC. Click on the Browse button and point it to: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Apple\Mobile Device Support\Drivers. When asked about how you want to search for driver software, pick the second option where you can Browse my computer for the driver software. Right click on it and click on “Update driver software”. On Device Manager, click on the “Portable Devices” on the list and you should see your “Apple iPhone” there. On Windows 7/8, you can simply press the Windows start button and search for “Device Manager”. On Windows XP, you can go here from the Control Panel or by right clicking on “My Computer”->Properties->Device Manager.

How to make your iPhone appears on iTunes again

Thanks to a solution that I found in Apple’s forum, there is a fix to this. I’ve even tried replugging my iPhone a few times. I did have a pop-up window asking me to “trust this computer”, but pressing on the “Trust” button didn’t seem to do anything. After updating the iTunes software installed on my Windows 8.1 to 11.1.4, I could no longer find my iPhone 5s on iTunes. ITunes 11.1.4 was out today (or yesterday).