Apple Mobile Device USB Driver is listed in device manager, but has a yellow "!". I try reinstall,disable,enable the drivers but the problem persist. Could you help me ?

Hi
I connect my ipad to my pc (Windows xp SP3) and I can see my ipad and photos in my computer. When I install the itunes 11 , after installation , I can't connect the ipad again or any other apple device. The Apple Mobile Device USB Driver is listed in device manager, but has a yellow "!".
I have try to reinstall the drivers from c:\progamfiles\common files\apple\... but the problem persist. Could you help anyone about this ?

You need to completely uninstall iTunes from your computer and then download and install it again.
You do know that Microsoft has a web site, right?

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