Help about error 12 in iTunes, Help about error 12 in iTunes

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I'm stuck in recovery mode iPhone 5 when Restore after Error 12 is 70% then the Kindle when it does connect to iTunes again gives error 12 ... Please

This is a screenshot of the error....please HELP Me

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