Windows will then search for updated drivers and install them automatically. Click Search automatically for updated driver software.Right-click on your iPhone model and choose Update driver. In the Device Manager, locate and expand the Portable Drivers section.In the Cortana search box, type “Device Manager” and open the program.Check that your phone is unlocked and reconnect it to your PC - make sure to use the original Apple USB cable.First, disconnect your iPhone from your computer.In my case, I have used windows 10 to configure MC9090s through WDMC with NO issues, however, when attaching an MC92N0 nothing was happening, I could not get the MC92N0 to connect (same results on a windows 7 machine ).This is the first thing to try when you are getting the Apple iPhone driver error. I spend a couple of hours trying to make this work for a MC92N0. My problem here was the computer I was using has USB 3 connections, so I plugged in an old USB hub, connected the dock to that and it hey presto worked again.
I had another issue every time I docked the scanner into the cradle, it would detect a USB device but immediately register it as 'unknown device' or sometimes, very rarely, it would list it correctly but disable the device because of a timeout. Uncheck "Enable advanced network functionality" But for some reason yesterday for me, nothing would connect until I did Now, windows tends to update itself without your permission so what happens sometimes is the "log on" credentials get reset so you will need to redo them as above. This had be to open for this to work in my case. When both are running, you will need to open the application "Windows Mobile Device Center" to initiate the connection. This is the only way to reset the connection if it crashes or stops working.Īfter logging onto your desktop, give your computer a few minutes to start those services. Make sure the handheld is docked and the docking station is connected to your computer by USB. Right click on each service and make sure they start automatically (delayed).Ĭlick the "log on" tab, change the access to be "local system account and enable "Allow service to interact with desktop" What mostly worked was in services, there are 2 services called "Windows Mobile-based device connectivity" and "Windows Mobile-2003-based device connectivity". I got this working on Windows 10 (2019) after trying a lot of different things.
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