Iphone Sync Problems Windows 7

Windows will not recognize the iPhone as a device?

I turned on my iPhone and it appears in iTunes as normal. It synchronizes, charges, there issue. However, when I look in 'my computer' it will not appear as a device, which means you can not move my pictures of her. I running Windows 7 and connect the iPhone before and had to come as a device, so that makes me think that guilt is an update or driver etc is only a problem the last day or so. Can anyone tell me how to fix this?

The same thing happened to my iTouch! Ok, so follow these instructions, it is quite simple. Control Panel -> System and Maintenance -> Administrative Tools -> services, then find "Apple Mobile Device" from there, and just turn it on. "I hope this helps! (Since I have no experience with Windows 7 I am aware that is not the right answer though)

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