Which service to start for iPhone?


  1. jerickko
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    Which service to start for iPhone?


    I've followed BlackViper's guide to disabling some unwanted windows 7 services, and came across one services where I thought disabling it might affect Windows not recognizing my iPhone, which it actually did. But I can't remember which service it is!

    Now, when I connect my iphone to my pc, I hear the "device connected" sound, and my phone starts to charge, but it's not appearing in My Computer, nor iTunes.

    Anyone know how I can make it get recognized again?
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  3. osholt
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    Windows 7 Profesional x86, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard
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    Hi and welcome to the forum .

    Go into task manager and try starting the processes iPodService.exe and AppleMobileDeviceService.exe and possibly iTunesHelper.exe, if they are not already running.

    I think the second one is the important one but try all three.

    I hope this solves your problem.

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