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Make an iPhone work on a 20" iMac G4
In addition to the 20" iMac my wife has at work, at home, we also own a 20" iMac. After upgrading it to 10.4.10 with all the patches installed, iTunes would not recognize her iPhone even though the Apple Profiler showed it was connected to a phantom USB 2.0 port. Again 4 ports were displayed by the System Profiler, but only 3 ports were in the back of the iMac. Proceeding as before, I removed the 2.0 USB driver, reinstalled iTunes, and her iPhone was immediately recognized by iTunes.
The "phantom" probably isn't the one you think
I suppose the USB 2.0 port showing your iPhone really is one of the 3 external ports, and the "phantom" one (internal) actually is one of the others in the list, probably USB 1.1 if the internal modem is present. |
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