this is strange, as i had no issues running device centre a while back with windows mobile devices on win7.
Windows Mobile Device Center Windows 7 Install
getting the stupid questions out of the way, is the account that is installing and running the software a local administrator acount (even a domain account that is part of the 'administrators' group in the 'local users and computers' mmc snap in?
have you tried right clicking WMDC and selecting run as administrator?
Go to Control Panel Programs Programs and Features and click on Turn Windows features on or off. Check the boxes for.NET Framework 3.5 and press OK. Uninstall the existing Windows Mobile Device Center Driver update and then Windows Mobile Device Center and reboot your computer.
- Windows 7/Vista Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC) will not load / run. Reboot and try to connect your windows mobile device via USB and with any luck WMDC will download (again, even if it installed) and the device will connect.
- How do I install Windows Mobile Device Center on Windows 7 Ultimate and start synching my PDA? I connected the PDA to the laptop via USB-cable, and run the drvupdate-amd64.exe from Microsoft.
- The Windows Mobile Device Center enables you to set up new partnerships, synchronize content and manage music, pictures and video with Windows Mobile powered devices (Windows Mobile 2003 or later). You may want to check out more software, such as Xilisoft Windows Mobile Ringtone Maker, Odin Blu-ray to Windows Mobile Ripper or Odin Windows Mobile DVD Converter, which might be similar to Windows Mobile Device Center.
- After install, you must right click on Start, and then click on Computer Management /Services & Applications /Services. Scroll down to right-click on 'Windows Mobile-2003-based device connectivity' to select Properties / Log On. Switch to 'Local System account' with checking 'Allow service to interact with desktop' then click OK.
- Mar 18, 2008 4. When you receive the following message, restart the Windows Mobile 6-based device: Windows Live (KB943824).cab was successfully installed on the device. To install the software using the CAB installer, follow these steps: 1. Copy the WLMKB943824.cab file to the Windows Mobile device. Locate the file on the device and run the WLMKB943824.
- Here’s how to install it on your Windows 10 Mobile device. Open Kodi’s nightly builds for ARM page here; Download the most recent Kodi appx file for ARM. It’ll always be in the yymmdd format, so you can always tell which one is the most recent one.
and as a first step:
Disconnect the devices, all of them
again unstall WMDC
go to device manager
select 'View' and select 'show hidden devices' (make sure there is a tick next to it afterwards.
reboot
re install WMDC
reboot
start up WMDS as an administrator (right click, run as administrator)
plug in devices
pray? (if you are religious)
Party (if successful)
next i would suggest trying to get an older version of WMDC, just incase it is a bug with the newer version, then try steps above with that version
GL
Regards,
Brad
One of the reasons Windows 10 doesn’t recognize iPhone and other Apple devices is that the drivers didn’t get installed properly. Ideally, iPhone drivers should get installed in a Windows system automatically as soon as you connect your iPhone/iPad to the system or download the iTunes software to the system. If it doesn’t happen automatically, check the following:
- Your iPhone should be unlocked and switched ON.
- The latest version of iTunes needs to be installed on the system.
Install iPhone Drivers on Windows 10
If the drivers still don’t install automatically, you could install them manually as follows:
1] In case you installed iTunes from the Microsoft Store
Unplug your iPhone/iPad from the system. Make sure your device is unlocked and re-plug it to the system. In case it trigger-opens the iTunes application, close it.
Press Win + R to open the Run window and type the command devmgmt.msc. Press Enter to open the Device Manager. The Apple iPhone drivers would either be under the Portable Devices section or the unspecified section.
Right-click on the iPhone drivers and select Update driver.
Restart the system and check if the Apple device has started working.
2] In case you installed iTunes from Apple’s website
Unplug the device, unlock and replug it. If it opens the iTunes software, close the same.
Press Win + R to open the Run window. Type the following command in the window and press Enter to execute it:
%ProgramFiles%Common FilesAppleMobile Device SupportDrivers
This would open the drivers’ folder for your Apple iPhone/iPad.
Locate either of the two files in that folder: usbaapl64.inf or usbaapl.inf.
Right-click and select Install for these files.
Select the .inf files/files only, not others with the same name usbaapl64 or usbaapl.
iPhone Driver not showing up or detected on PC
Open the Device Manager as explained earlier and expand the list for Universal Serial Bus Controllers.
Search for the Apple Mobile Device USB Driver in the list. If you do not find the option, please change the connecting cable for your Apple device, or try plugging it in a different USB port.
If you find that option with an error symbol (like a yellow exclamation mark), try restarting the Apple Mobile Device Service.
Open the Service Manager and locate the Apple Mobile Device Service.
Windows Mobile Device Center Install Error
Right-click on the service and select Restart service.
Restart the system and it should possibly resolve your problem.
Hope this works for you!
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