#Iphone explorer ipad serial#

Unplug and plug in the iDevice into USB port of computer for a few times.

Remove the USB hub if you’re using any to connect between the iDevice and the computer.

Use the original Apple USB 30-Pin to USB or Lightning to USB cable to connect the mobile device to the computer.

To enable this device, right-click its entry in Device Manager and choose Enable from the shortcut menu. If there is a downward arrow, it means that the driver is disabled. The driver is successfully installed if it is displayed without any downward arrow, “!” or “?” symbols over it. Locate the Apple Mobile Device USB Driver in this list.

#Iphone explorer ipad serial#

Then, expand Universal Serial Bus controllers. To check, open the Control Panel, click on Hardware and Sound and then look for Device Manager under Devices and Printers section. Ensure that Apple Mobile Device USB Driver is installed.After the service has stopped, click Start the service.

Select Apple Mobile Device and click Stop the service. To do so, go to Control Panel and open Administrative Tools, then Services (or search for Services).

Restart the Apple Mobile Device Service (AMDS).

Press and hold the same button again for a few seconds to turn on the phone.

Restart the iPhone or iPad by pressing and holding down the Sleep/Wake button until a red slider appears, then slide it to power off.

The availability of new firmware can be checked in Settings -> General -> Software Update.

Update iPhone or iPad firmware – make sure that the iOS running in iPhone or iPad is of latest version.

Update iTunes – make sure that iTunes software is up-to-date.Update Windows OS – make sure that Windows has all its latest updates and hotfixes.Here’s some tricks that you may try to resolve the problems.

There are many possible issues that may cause the issues above. Or worse, the iPhone or iPad may not be detected or recognized by the iTunes and the computer. Sometimes, when plugging in iPhone or iPad to the USB port of computer, the iOS device is not showing up in My Computer or Windows Explorer (File Explorer in Windows 8), even though the iPhone or iPad may already been recognized in Apple iTunes software.