itunes could not connect to this iphone. an unknown error occurred?
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An unknown error or a “0xE” error always indicates that iTunes on your Mac or PC doesn't recognize your connected iPhone. ... Disconnect all peripheral devices except for your iPhone. Try a different USB port, and then try another Apple USB cable to see whether it works. Restart your computer and iPhone.
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['Update iTunes to the latest version.', 'Update your iPhone to the latest version of iOS.', 'Update your computer to the latest version of macOS or Windows.', 'Make sure your iPhone is turned on.', 'When you see the Trust this Computer notification, unlock your iPhone and click Trust.']
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['Disconnect all cables from your device.', 'Turn off your device.', 'Press and hold the Home button. ... ', 'Continue holding the Home button until you see the Connect to iTunes screen.', 'iTunes will alert you that it has detected a device in recovery mode.']
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If you've got a Windows computer and it cannot 'see' the Apple device when you connect it, follow these steps: Turn off your PC and your iOS device, then turn them both back on again. Update iTunes on your Windows PC. ... Watch your iOS device when you plug it into your computer, and check for an alert.
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1. Restart your computer. Simply restart your PC or Mac, connect the iPhone and then access iTunes. This often fixes the problem of iTunes not recognizing the iOS device on computer.
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Try the following to resolve the software update server connection error in iTunes: Quit & Relaunch iTunes, Then Try Again – quitting and relaunching iTunes to try again often works, you may want to try that first.
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Welcome to the Apple Support Communities! I understand you have an Apple Music subscription and some of your music has turned grey with an error message "item not available." ... If you see a Disconnected icon in the upper-right corner of iTunes, you're not connected to iCloud Music Library. Click the icon to reconnect.
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“iTunes could not connect to the iPhone “User's iPhone” because it is locked with a passcode. You must enter your passcode on the iPhone before it can be used with iTunes.” ... Before performing the fix, make sure you update iTunes to the latest version.
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The solutions above should fix this iTunes invalid response problem, if the error still persists you can try below possible solutions: Try a reset on iPhone. Press and hold both the sleep and home button at the same time until the apple logo appears. Try resetting your network settings.
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["Install the latest version of iTunes on your computer if it isn't there already.", 'Reboot your computer.', 'Disable any antivirus and firewalls.', 'Launch iTunes.', 'Connect the device cable to a USB port on the computer (not to a USB hub), but DO NOT CONNECT TO THE DEVICE YET.']
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Connect your iPhone to your PC via USB. You should see a device appear in the upper left corner of iTunes under Connected Devices. Click on the device icon.
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['Disconnect all cables from your device.', 'Hold down the Sleep/Wake button, then “slide to power off” to turn off your device.', 'Press and hold the Home button and plug the device into your computer.', 'Continue holding the Home button until you see the Connect to iTunes screen.']
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['Download ReiBoot (https://www.tenorshare.com/products/r...) and install it PC/Mac.', 'Launch the program. Connect unresponsive iPhone/iPad to PC/Mac via USB cable.', 'Click "Enter Recovery Mode" button. One minute only, your iPhone will get into recovery mode.']
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But what to do if you plug in and you see a message that says, “iTunes could not connect to this iPhone. You do not have permission.” ... The solution appears to be downloading iTunes 12.8 directly from Apple, deleting the installed version of iTunes, and then installing the downloaded one.
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Restart the phone: Restart your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support. Tap the i next to the network name and forget it. Settings/General/Reset - Rest Network Settings. Restore iOS using iTunes on your computer (make a backup first, of course)
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['Tap the "Settings" icon on your iPhone home screen.', 'Select the "Store" option.', 'Slide "Apps" to "On" in the "Automatic Downloads" section.', 'Connect the iPhone to your computer using the iPhone USB cable and open iTunes if it does not start automatically.']
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Do not connect the iPhone yet. Reboot it, by either holding down the power button and swiping on the screen, or holding power & Home. Then, turn on your phone by holding down the power button and Home button. Keep this held down until a 'Connect to iTunes' message appears with a diagram.