I tried to connect my iPhone with windows 10. The phone can be charged, but the computer doesn't recognize the mobile device.
Then I also tried to add a driver, but I didn't find the Drivers folder under C:\Program Files\Common Files\Apple\Mobile Device Support\
Please help me ,it already took me a long time.
Check few things in order to make this work...-
I would say restart your phone once before you proceed further.
Check window update of iTunes and update it.
Goto control panel-->device manager-->universal serial bus--> then apple mobile device-->Clicked on driver-->then on update driver-->FIXED it. laptop now sees my ipone when plugged in. EASY! Way less trouble than other posts here! Mine was not working since the 13.1.1 IOS update.
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Is there a way to officially bypass the iCloud lock on 8.1.2 (iPhone 5C) devices, outside of Doulci? Something free, and does not require dialing 112? Apparently that's an emergency number.
I need this to continue development on iOS devices.
If not, is there a way or software to forcibly downgrade my iOS version to 7.1.2, or an early hackable iOS 8 firmware without iTunes? I own a Macbook Pro, running Yosemite, if that makes it easier. I have access to a Windows machine too.
This is a legitimate question, and it's not a duplicate from the last one I had made asking for Doulci specifics. Please do not lock this unless the question becomes dead, I don't know how to contact people and ask why the questions are "Deleted". I don't understand why my last question (which was all about Doulci) was locked. I really believe this would be useful for other iOS developers who don't have $500 on hand.
Thanks! :)
If you mean the Activation Lock, then I really count on there being no way around it since IOS 8.
If you load a different os on it (i.e. jail break it) then you may have some joy, for a while, but you will need the password to get IOS 8 back on it.
The best way is to turn off find my iPhone, using the password.
If no password then you can reset the password if you have the security answers required. last resort call apple support.
Only working ways to unlock/bypass iCloud at current moment:
Ask previous owner to remove it from their iCloud account
Get previous owner iCloud account control in not legit ways/phishing
If it Clean mode than find legit Apple Employee who will remove it by GSX account request
If it Lost mode, than there is no other ways than 1 or 2 steps of this list
If device still works but linked to iCloud, use myicloud info trick to restore backup from working device. Full bypass until first firmware restoring
I have develop server that gives access to web browser - iCloud DNS Bypass, it free and works for all iOS versions. So it only bypass working at current moment, but no calls and no mobile Internet.
The only way at the moment is to Erase the SSD nand Completely which the device Has Security measures for keeping you from doing so. Thus the SSD nand would have to be replaced, then restored with IOS version you wish to install.
I’ve recently downloaded an installed Icenium Graphite (free for 30 days) on my Windows 7, 64 bit. I’ve created a new project (Cross-Platform Device Application jQueryMobile).
My iPhone is plugged in and I can see my device in the Devices panel at the bottom of the IDE.
When I Run-->On device, I obtain an error which basically tells me that I don’t have any provisions.
After several searches, articles and youtube videos, I still can’t get my head around this.
I’ve logged into the apple developer center. It appears I need to enroll and pay 99$ a year as an individual.
If my plan is to eventually publish my application to the Apple Store than I understand the 99$/year fee but if my goal is to simply test locally on my iPhone how can I do this without enrolling?
Is it even possible or the 99$/year is a must regardless if I only plan on testing locally?
If anyone could help me shed some light on this that would be great!
Sincerely
PS: My iPhone is not jailbroken so I can’t use the approaches found in some articles I’ve read.
You can use Icenium Ion to run your app on your iPhone without the need of provision. You can get it from here - https://itunes.apple.com/en/app/icenium-ion/id527547398?mt=8 Also, you don't need to jailbreak your phone to use the app.
What you need to do is the following:
Run Graphite, open your project, connect your device, verify that Graphite recognizes it and fire up Ion on your mobile device. Your app should be loaded automatically. Also, check if in Graphite Ion LiveSync is enabled for your device.
You can check docs.icenium.com for even more details.
Hope that helps.
We have a working app and we want to field test it by putting on our client's iPhone. We've already put the app onto one of our phones through iTunes with no problems. When we tried to get it onto the other phone (after getting it onto iTunes) there was an error.
The other computer already has the provisioning profile on iTunes, both phones are included in the profile, both phones are the same model (4s) and are running the same OS.
The only difference I can think of is that we are trying to transfer through a PC for this one, whereas we used a Mac. I hope this isn't the problem.
Is there any way to know what's causing the problem? Or a workaround?
Please try testflight or diawi for installation of app. its very easy.
Have you tried selecting the device under "Organizer" and choosing "Use for development"?
i'm new into programming for android. And i have few problems with connecting and debugging my eclipse project on android device - which is my phone Samsung Galaxy SIII. According to this link I tried to launch my app on my phone. Saddly when i press run button it tells me that there's no android device connected. And as you may know im not that dumm to not plug it into my computer. Additionally i have USB Debug mode ticked in options. My PC recognises it as "SAMSUNG Android ADB Device".
Some of you might say that i should start using emulator to have better view how this app will work on other phones/versions of android/etc. Thing is that my PC is quite old, and running an emulator makes it respond so slowly that it's nearly impossible to do anything on this emulated device. Plus... im quite sure that i wont publish this app on play store so i dont need to know if it will work on other devices. I just want to make a weather widget for me since stock one that uses accuweather.com tends to fail weather forecast for my country (like it says heavy rain on sunny day).
So here are the things that i have done so far to try to launch:
1. Uninstalled device and set some new drivers that should have helped me - saddly not ;]
2. Tried launching it via command line
3. I found somewhere on the Internet that it is possible to connect and test your app via WiFi using tcpip over 5555 port... saddly it failed too.
Any ideas what else should i try to make it work?
I have a bat file that I am using to try and register Mobilink with the Mobile Device Center on Vista. (I am using version 11 of Mobilink)
Script:
mlasinst -k ./ -v ./
I have copied mlasinst as well as mlasdev.dll and mlasdesk.dll to the same folder and am running the above command to get the sychronization process to run.(I have tested the above script on Windows XP and it works). When I try to copy the same files to a Windows Vista machine, I run the script and restart the computer. I then follow the directions from Sybase's website namely I
"From the Windows Mobile Device Center window, click Mobile Device Settings and then click Change Content Settings.
Select MobiLink Clients and click Save to activate the provider.
To see a list of registered applications, click Change Content Settings, click MobiLink Clients, and then click Sync Settings. "
Everything works on Vista except for when I click on "Sync Settings" when I click on it I get an error saying that there are no settings to administer.
My question is how do you get Mobilink to work with Vista and its Mobile Device Center? I have read all of the documentation I can find but to no avail.
Juen 23rd Comment
For those following at home, as a result of this post, our QA Department was able to reproduce this problem with the Windows Mobile Device Center on Vista when using a Windows Mobile 6 device, and we're looking into it. Everything seems to work fine with a Windows Mobile 5 device, which we used for our initial testing.
June 19th Comment
I really wanted to leave a comment, since this isn't really an answer, but my repuation wasn't high enough to do so. Oh well, I'll post a poor answer and watch my reputation go down. It's the price I'm willing to pay. :)
Our QA group tests mlasinst with Windows Mobile Device Center, but you're obviously doing something different, or more likely your machine setup is slightly different. To get to the bottom of this, we'd likely need to look into what registry settings are changed as a result of mlasinst running, but before I spend too much time figuring out what's going on here (including figuring out what the proper questions to ask are), I should point out that I would recommend synchronizing using TCPIP or HTTP instead of using ActiveSync, if only to simplify the instalation process and to cut out an additional layer or communication between the ML Client and Server. I also see from a post that you made at news://forums.sybase.com/sybase.public.sqlanywhere.mobilink that you've been playing with synchronization using the .NET version of the dbmlsync API and synchronizing using TCPIP. I did respond to your posting on the newsgroup to explain what I believe is happening in your application.
Are you still interested in figuring out the issues with ActiveSync and WMDC, or are you happy with the solution you've implemented using the dbmlsync API and using TCPIP?