Hi, i purchased iphone 4s with ios 5.1 from saudi arabia.my iphone 4s is not detected in itunes 10.6 version although i tried it by re installing itunes.i use windows 7 ultimate on my pc.

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iOS: Device not recognized in iTunes for Windows
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1538

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Since i updated my MS Windows 7 with the latest patches, my iPad can not detected by iTunes on my PC.
The USB ports on my PC were fine, the peripheral (eksternal HDD; USB Flash disk; Printer) still working fine.
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