It might be the cable but starting with my suggestions is the one where
you don't shell out cash needlessly;)
My iPhone was doing this but the same cable worked fine with the iPad so
it's worth a try (have since moved house so not sure which cable or USB
port it was on, seems not to happen now
Still think its the cable. ;-)
> On 29 Nov 2017, at 08:01, Steve Davies wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I will try that when I get back in a couple of days.
> However, there does seem to be some sort of communication taking place as I
> have had the following messages on screen as I go through the restore
I've seen this with my iPhone. I'd suggest creating a new user on your
mac and plugging it in (also, try a new USB port). See if it recognises
it then. If so, it's not the cable;)
If not, check for dust and so on in the connector and see if anyone has
a spare.
You could also try iMazing whic
Hi Chris,
Thanks for the feedback, unfortunately I only have the one 30 pin connector
cable.
As it happens I am now going around the following loop:
See screenshots below.
Steve.
On 28 Nov 2017, at 21:42, 'Chris Webb' via Sussex Mac User Group
wrote:
Tried another, known working, cabl
Tried another, known working, cable?
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> On 28 Nov 2017, at 22:04, Steve Davies wrote:
>
> Hi
