I have a new CP and authorized it on my iTunes account and deauthorized the old PC but it still won't connect or recognize my PC, iPad or iPhone help but it still won't connect or recognize my cp or iPad or iPhone. Windows 7 help please

I have a new PC (using windows 7 ....didn't like windows 8) and want to sync with my iTunes account to access apps as well as sync my iPad and iPhone. I've authorized the new PC on iTunes but it won't recognize it. I have removed the old pc from my authorized list. My iPad says it can't sync because my old PC is 'unavailable'. How do I proceed? I've been at this for two months now and would appreciate any suggestions. thanks! Liza

Hi there Lizabethfromaz,
You may find the troubleshooting steps in the article below helpful.
iOS: Device not recognized in iTunes for Windows
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1538
-Griff W. 

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