Ios 7 - iphone won't trust this computer?

i know people have successfully gotten this to work but for some reason my iphone just keeps repeating over and over and over again the "Trust this computer?" dialog and won't pair the device. i'm trying to do this with ifuse.

I actually managed to mount my iPhone5s runnin iOS 7.0.5. But my older iPhone5 running iOS 7.0.4 wont mount no matter what I do.
I used the iFuse to mount iPhone5s. It took couple of tries.

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Iphone repeatedly asks "trust this computer?" when connected to pc

Whenever I connect my iPhone 5 to my work PC in order to charge it, it repeatedly asks the question "Trust this computer?" to the point of extreme annoyance. I always hit "trust", and it just keeps on asking. Is there any way I can make this go away?
Thanks.

It appears that my problem was my lightning to usb cable. Using a different cable on my work PC, I'm not seeing this problem.

HT1386 iTunes 11.1.4, and iOS 7.0.4. - My iPhone 4 is popping up with "do you trust this computer?" Message, and will no longer sync to iTunes. HELP!?

iTunes 11.1.4, and iOS 7.0.4. - My iPhone 4 is popping up with "do you trust this computer?" Message, and will no longer sync to iTunes. My device when plugged in just won't sync, and I litteraly do not know what to do... Someone please help me!?

I did know that it was a new feature, but it made no difference, it wasn't synching. I did however find a post that completely helped me!! Link below.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5821850?start=0&tstart=0

IPhone with IOS "Trust this computer" keeps popping up

I have upgraded to ios 7 on my iphone, but when I now connect my phone to my car (ipod connectivity) it pops up with the "Trust this computer" box! but disappears quickly and then keeps popping up and disappearing. I don't even have time to click TRUST!!!!
After a couple of tries the car says there was an error and stops trying. What the **** is going on!
If no one knows, maybe you can tell me how to downgrade/restore to ios 7 as without this connectivity I can't listen to my music in the car?

I finally fixed it! Don't know really how but here goes what I did.
You all agreed that before IOS7, by simply plug usb cable between PC and iphone that was it?!
Updated to IOS7, liked it a little, noticed slowness, but was fairly acceptable. My problem started when I was not able to sync my outlook calendar, contacts, etc. to my phone then I freaked out, because kept having this "do you trust this computer again and again when I clicked Trust.... got me crazy.
Someone told me to use iCloud. Did, but I can check my Iphone contacts on a website! not what I was looking for. Then I downloaded ICloud for windows, so I can sync (another procedure) to my outlook. Ran it, restarted, found that my wlan card was disabled, fixed it, restarted (anxious), when back, checked some changes made in outlook, more folders and buttons, but it seemed to work.
I plugged the usb cable and iphone to my pc and Viola! they synchonized!! via usb cable!!
was it the cable? the icloud installation? the rebooting? don't really know, but it works now...
I was this close to return to IOS6 by doing all those creepy steps, but it is ok now...
Please let know if it work for you guys!!
cheers!
Manny

HT5868 My iphone 5 with ios 7 stopped promting me to "trust this computer" and wont charge from USB ports now

My iphone 5 with ios 7 stopped promting me to "trust this computer" 1 day ago after doing it everytime i plugged it in to a USB port on my work laptop. It will now no longer charge from any of the USB ports. The USB ports work fine on the laptop for other devices and my phone will prompt me and charge at any other computer in my office. I possibly hit do not trust by accident which may have caused this. I reset all settings on the phone and rebooted my laptop and none of this fixed the issue. Phone syncs and charges fine at home and there were no issues with my work laptop up until 2 days ago with prompts or charging. Any ideas??

Hi,
I'm new on this forum and with my iphone 5c.
'Till some days ago I had a Windows Vista pc and when I connected the iphone, it was recognized.
Yesterday I decided to change my SO in Linux Ubuntu 13.04 but now my iphone isn't recognized and I'm not able to use it.
This message appears on my iphone
"Trust This Computer? Your settings and data will be accessible from this computer when connected via USB or Wi-Fi. [Trust] [Don't Trust]"
I clicked Trust but the iphone buzzes twice, then repeats the prompt. This will repeat endlessly.
I read a lot about the bug, but is there any solutions waiting for the resolution of bug?
I can't use my iphone!!!!

My iphone 4 will not open in itunes windows. when i try to connect my phone displays a message asking if i trust this computer.

my iphone will noy open in windows. when itry to connect my phone displays the message. Trust this computer? your settings and data will be accessible from this computer when connected.

Well, you downloaded a bootleg copy of iOS 7 beta and have installed it on your phone without being a developer. It has bricked your phone and you cannot get help here because doing what you did has voided your warranty. Have a nice day.

"Trust This Computer" Keeps Popping Up Every Time iPhone Is Connected to MBP

Hi,
I found this question of the forum in relation to Windows computer, but not in relation to a Mac (especially, I did not find a solution).
The issue: every time I connect my iPhone (6 Plus, current iOS 8.2.) to my MBP (Mid-2012 13'', current Mac OS X 10.10.2) I am getting the "Trust This Computer" message, despite that I have trusted the computer (like twice daily, about 500 times) already. According to 'Trust This Computer' alert on iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support the iPhone should only ask me once per computer.
What I have done so far:
- updated iPhone from iOS 7 to iOS 8 (and within 7 and 8)
- updated Mac OS X from Mavericks to Yosemite (and within 7 and 8).
- replaced the cable twice (both Apple, from Apple Store, Australia)
- reinstalled Yosemite (for other reasons)
- repaired file permissions on Yosemite (got this from this forum)
- tried different USB ports
Nada, still asking me. In addition to the annoyance, it is the also apparently not syncing with iTunes.
Do I have options left to make the issue go away?
Thank you for your help!

This just started happening to me after I updated to 8.3.
I haven't had this problem for a very long time. Now, every time I plug into my Mac, 10.10.3, I get this message. I tap on 'trust' each time but it doesn't seem to make a difference.

The iTunes on my desktop is no longer recognizing any of my devices (iPads, iPods, or iPhones). I am unable to sync. And when I connect a device I am asked on the device if I "Trust this Computer". When I hit "Trust" nothing happens. Help?

The iTunes on my desktop is no longer recognizing any of my devices (iPads, iPods, or iPhones). I am unable to sync. And when I connect a device I am asked on the device if I "Trust this Computer". When I hit "Trust" nothing happens. Help?

Hello monkeymonkeydo,
To get this fixed use the steps found here:
iPod not recognized in 'My Computer' and in iTunes for Windows
Hope this helps.
~Julian

My iphone 4s i get this every best to connect to my pc trust this computer for?

my iphone 4s i get this every best to connect to my pc trust this computer for?

Seems as though I am having the same issue, when trying to update apps or download, an error message reads
UNABLE to DOWNLOAD application
"twitter" could not be downloaded at this time.
retry or done.
I have restarted the phone numerous times today, this is the first time it is happening.
Safari is working, messaging is working fine as well.

"Trust this computer" message in iPhone 5 each time it's plugged, not recognized by iTunes

iPhone 5 using iOS7 is not recognized by iTunes. It keeps popping up "Trust this computer" message each time I plug it in to my laptop (Windows 8). It shows in my devices in my computer. Both my iPad with Retina display and iPod touch 5th generation are recognized. I have followed instructions for this issue but not working, help!

I just wasted 2 hours of my life with this. Finally figured it out.
If the above suggestion doesn't work (it did not work for me as the above poster completely failed to identify where to find this "MPT" and it was not listed in my device manager anywhere) .....
1) Go to control panel > type Device Manager into your search box there
2) Go down to "Portable Devices" (the Apple help documents are a total fail on this one too as they say to look in "Cameras" after taking a "Screen shot" with the iPhone. Did not work.)
3) Inside Portable Devices you should see "Apple iPhone". If you don't, expand every one of the Device Manager things until you find Apple iPhone listed. Then ...
Then from the Apple support page:
For Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8
Right-click the Apple iPhone, Apple iPad, or Apple iPod entry in Device Manager and choose Update Driver from the shortcut menu.
Click "Browse my computer for driver software."
Click "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer."
Click the Have Disk button. (If the Have Disk option is not present, choose a device category such as Mobile Phone or Storage Device if listed, and click next. The Have Disk button should then appear.)
In the "Install from Disk" dialog, click the Browse button.
Use this window to navigate to the following folder:
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Apple\Mobile Device Support\Drivers.
Double-click the "usbaapl" file. (This file will be called "usbaapl64" if you have a 64-bit version of Windows. If you don't see "usbaapl64" here, or if there is no Drivers folder, look in C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Apple\Mobile Device Support\Drivers. instead).
Click OK in the "Install from Disk" dialog.
Click Next and finish the driver-installation steps. Open iTunes to verify that the device is recognized properly.
Once I browsed to that exact file and installed it, it worked. iTunes popped up and loaded the phone.
Hope this helps someone. There's *no reason* this should be happening. This is a brand new iPhone 5s for me on Windows 8. The Apple help files need to be corrected.

HT1386 I just updated my iTunes and now all of a sudden my iPhone is not syncing into iTunes. When I plug my iPhone into my computer, a thing pops up on my iPhone saying "Do you trust this computer" and I press "Trust" but it still doesn't do anything.

I just updated my iTunes and now all of a sudden my iPhone is not syncing into iTunes. When I plug my iPhone into my computer, a thing pops up on my iPhone saying "Do you trust this computer" and I press "Trust" but it still doesn't do anything.

Sorted it out. If anyone has this problem i reccommend visiting http://forums.ilounge.com/ipod-classic-ipod-5g-video/237546-ipod-classic-80gb-fr eezes-itunes-need-restore-plz-help-2.html#post1403546 there's some pretty good advice on it. have to go into control panel and re-format iPod into NTFS file. good luck.

HT5868 why does my iphone KEEP asking if I trust this computer? I thought it was a onetime thing per computer?

Why does my iPhone KEEP asking if I trust this computer? I thought it was a onetime thing per computer? I plug my iPhone 4s into the computer and every time I tell it to trust this computer, but a hour later if I plug in again, I have to say trust again... bug? Setting issue? Help?

http://helpios7.com/trust-this-computer-pop-up-fix/
This helped me. Fix #1 is something Apple doesn't ever suggest to you.
My specific problem was somehow my Apple Mobile Device USB Driver got turned off and moved and maybe even uninstalled, but after hours of struggling, this site helped tremendously.
Furthermore, I could connect my iPhone to my computer but not into iTunes. It would only let me go to access pictures on my iPhone and that's all.
Best of luck to anyone trying to figure out their problem.
Justin

My sons iPhone 5c is disabled, it says connect to iTunes, when we do that it says do you trust this computer and then it says you must confirm this on your phone, but I can't because it is disabled

my sons iPhone 5c is disabled, it says connect to iTunes, when we do that it says do you trust this computer and then it says you must confirm this on your phone, but I can't because it is disabled

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1212
Look at the section titled:
If you have never synced your device with iTunes

HT1414 iphone keeps asking do i trust this computer

everytime i connct my iphone 5 to my pc ( windows 8.1) th phone askes me do i trust this computer which is preventing me from connecting to itunes i have tried putting it in recovery mode and dfu mode but they dont work.
please help.

I experienced the same issue after my latest iTunes update - my iPhone 5 would charge but every hookup prompted the "do you trust this computer" question, and (more problematically) iTunes would not recognize my iPhone. After doing alot of reading and trying several interim solutions, I cut to the chase. On my Win7 PC I went to Control Panel / Programs and Features and sorted the program list by Publisher. One by one I right-clicked on and then uninstalled everything published by Apple - everything.
Then I closed the Control Panel and went to My Computer / C: drive and searched for any folders, sub-folders, or files tagged to Apple. There were none but if there had been I would have deleted them as well. Then I restarted my PC and downloaded a fresh iTunes installer. I ran it without plugging in my iPhone and when completed I started iTunes and when it finished loading I plugged in my iPhone. I immediately got a Win7 popup as the computer searched for the appropriate device driver for the iPhone. I let it run and after a few minutes it found and installed the driver. I got the "trust" popup on my iPhone, said yes, and - voila - my iPhone appeared in iTunes.
I tested it by disconnecting the iPhone and shutting down iTunes, then plugged in the iPhone again. No "trust" question, iTunes loaded automatically, and my iPhone was there and I was able to do a backup.
IMHO a bit of swatting flies with sledgehammers but it worked!

I clicked don't trust this computer on my iphone while connected to my new macbook how do I revert that ?

Hello,
I'm trying to switch my iTunes library from my work ( Lenovo laptop ) to my new personal MacBook Pro. My library is accessible from my iPhone and iPad so I decided to plug my iPhone into my MacBook Pro but by mistake I clicked "don't trust this computer" when I got the popup on my iPhone ... Anyone know how to revert that ?
and at the same time .. anyone can give me a good tip to easily switch my library from my Lenovo Laptop to my MacBook ? I want to de-install itunes on my work computer ( the Lenovo )
Thank you

Hi Rebekah...
This problem seemed to have worked itself out... Somewhere amongst these solutions...
1. Reinstall iTunes
2. Restart computer
3. Restart iDevice
It didn't at first, and I thought to myself... "Oh great, another problem which Apple doesn't acknowledge as existing", but don't worry. Give it a couple of restarts, and if all else fails... Create a new Windows Logon and try from there.
It just happens I was in the middle of reformatting my PC and resinstalling Windows 7, so it wasn't so much an issue when I wiped as it worked when I tried it on a fresh system.
Hope something helps...

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