1) Make sure your iPod/iPhone is connected to your computer. Or try connecting it to a different USB port, preferably a port that is built-in to the computer instead of an external USB hub. And if there are too many of these kinds of devices connected to your computer, iPod may not be recognized.
2) Have your iPod/iPhone recognized by iTunes on the first time you plug the iPod into your computer. After a few moments, it will appear in the source list in iTunes.
3) If you have an iPod (nano, shuffle, mini or iPod classic ) Check that the iPod is in "disk use" mode (How to?). After completing the steps, simply restarting PCiPod should resolve the issue.
If you have an iPod Touch or an iPhone, please try restarting both iTunes and PCiPod to resolve the problem.
4) PCiPod searches for a removable drive containing an 'iPod_Control\iTunesDB' file to detect your iPod. If your iPod has just been restored, it may not have the required files for PCiPod to know the drive is an iPod. Please run iTunes, which will correctly initialize your iPod with all the required files.
5) If the iPod /iPhone has been plugged in for some time, it will go to sleep and disconnect from your PC. To make it reconnected, hit the 'Home' button or unplug and plug it back it. It will make a beeping sound. Make sure you have iTunes installed and iTunes recognizes your iPhone. |