To update iTunes on a Mac, you need to open the App Store and then click Updates. To update your Windows PC, you need to click the Start button, and then you go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update. To update your Mac, you need to open System Preferences and then click Software Update. If possible, update your iPhone, update iTunes, and update your computer’s OS (whether MacOS or Windows). If your iPhone still isn’t showing in iTunes, you should begin making sure everything is completely updated. To do this, go to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Location & Privacy. If you suspect this to be the case, you can change your settings for trusted computers. Doing this means your iPhone never sends data to your computer, and it might be the reason why your iPhone isn’t showing in iTunes. Without doing this, iTunes won’t be able to detect your iPhone, since the latter will refuse to connect to your computer.Īlso, you may have inadvertently tapped Don’t Trust at one point in time. One other simple thing to make sure you do is tap Trust when the “Trust This Computer?” notification pops up on your iPhone. It may go without saying, but you need to have your iPhone turned on and unlocked before it will show in iTunes. For whatever reason, such data may be interfering with how your iPhone or computer is working. This is an obvious step, but it often works in such cases because restarts flush out your device’s RAM, which handles short-term data and tasks.
If your iPhone still isn’t showing in iTunes, the next thing you can try is restarting your iPhone and then your computer. Restart your iPhone and computer Pexels/Mateusz If a different computer does detect your iPhone, then you know that the problem is most likely with your computer. IOS 16.3.1 fixes major bugs for your iPhone - and introduces a new oneĪlso, it’s worth trying a different computer if a different USB cable or port doesn’t work. IOS 17 might add a huge Android feature to your iPhoneĪ long-awaited Apple Pay feature is finally on your iPhone
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