iTunes 9, Windows 7, and iPhone Missing Collaboration

With the Windows 7 on the market gaining good response, several of the iPhone users are now synchronizing their phones with iTunes on Windows 7 pc’s as most number of the users runs Windows. However, due to some problem, leading to the frustration to many users the collaboration is missing in iTunes 9, Windows 7 and the iPhone which lead to create a little snag.

Most issues seem to have been related to unsuccessful upgrade attempts. According to some reports the iTunes works fine as a music player on the new Windows OS, and the issue would occur on 64-bit versions of Windows 7 which won’t allow it to be in unison with the iPhone. iTunes reports an error code of 0xE8000065, which like many Microsoft error codes, doesn’t disclose an immense deal. In a few extra cases users are told MTB USB drivers can’t be installed. iTunes supposedly won’t even be familiar with the user’s iPhone at times and dismay you with other errors.

Some users have thought they found a workaround to get rid off by turning off Apple’s Bonjour software to resolve the issue, but the same fix didn’t work with others. Few taken the risk and tried by restoring the iPhone completeley, deleting the iPodDevices.xml file, turning on C-State functionality in the BIOS, removing Bonjour from the system, and closing all programs before plugging in the iPhone. There has been no news yet from the Apple yet and hope they resolve the issue soon without any delay.

Are you too one of the victims having troubles in syncing your iPhone with iTunes 9 running Windows 7 64-bit?

[via maximumpc]

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