IPhone connects and disconnects for no reason.

My iPhone 4 and iPhone 5s won't stay connected to my new (Jan. 2015) Macbook Pro Retina 13". It will continuously connect and disconnect from the computer (not physically). What can/should I do? Is this a hard drive/motherboard issue? I have tried multiple chords and phones and the only one that stayed connected was my iPhone 3.

Could it be the text message reminder? It beeps twice (after the original time) to remind you.

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IPhone connect and disconnect every second when I plugged into my laptop

Hi guys,
My iphone 4s connect and disconnect every single second everytime when I plug it into my new laptop, Lenovo Y510P. I have tried 3 USB ports but none of them worked. I even disabled 2 Enhanced Host Controller (USB) and still it didn't work. When I disabled USB3.0 eXtensible host controller, the three ports didn't function at all. Can anyone help me please It charged up and successfully synced on my desktop but not this new lappy zzz
Windows 8, iOS 7.0.2
http://i.imgur.com/VQH2NN9.png

Hi, imAshton.
Thank you for visiting Apple Support Communities.
I would recommend the steps in the article below. See the section labeled Verify that the Apple Mobile Device USB Driver is installed > For Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8 > Update the Apple Mobile Device Driver.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1538
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My iPhone connects and disconnects repeatedly with Macbook Pro

As of this morning, everytime I connect my phone to my computer it rapidly connects and disconnects. After searching the web far and wide I've only come up with dead ends. Before today it worked fine, I don't think it's the cord because it works when i tried it with another computer and works when I charge my phone with the wall charger (which I'm forced to do now). Error messages have popped up like 0xE8000001 and 0XE8000065. If anyone could help that's be awesome.

I had to restore the phone to factory settings. Turn it off (press & hold sleep/wake button) and then plug it it to your computer while pressing the home button. Even at that stage the phone might keep disconnecting and reconnecting occasionally. I acctually had to do it on a mac running 10.6.8. My laptop is on 10.7.3 and it would not stay connected long enought for the restore to finish. However, once it was done, my iphone was on 5.1.1 and working perfectly. Hope this helps.

AnyConnect pre Windows login connects and disconnects for some users

Hi,
I have Cisco VPN AnyConnect (version 3.1.0310) clients with a connectivity issue which manifests as follows:
A user boots their Windows 7 SP1 laptop up.
Before Windows login, the user clicks "switch user" and enters their Cisco AnyConnect credentials (this connects OK).
Once the VPN tunnel is established a user logs into Windows.
At this point, 1 of 2 things happen:
1. Most users VPN connection stays connected and user GPO processing\logins work as normal
2. For a minority of users, the VPN connection disconnects and then reconnects. The VPN disconnect and reconnect causes connectivity issues with mapped drives and Outlook (most likely due to GPO processing not applying as the VPN tunnel wasn't established at the required time).
There are no known commanalities between problematic users - all users are in the same OU and laptops are in the same OU, so they should be getting the same AD settings. The same user can login 14 times OK, but may experience this issue on the 15th occasion.
Within the profile xml file (stored in c:\program data\) the key "AutoConnectStart" is set to false for user controllable and default value. The XML policy settings are being applied correctly (we've checked Event ID 3010 within the Cisco AnyConnect Windows logs).
What we have noticed from using the back end Cisco monitoring client is that users who experience connection issues, connect pre windows login OK, but once they're logged into Windows the Cisco VPN AnyConnects seems to try and re-connect, which causes the current VPN tunnel to disconnect and re-connect. This disconnect and re-connect for users seems to cause issues with logon and GPO processing.
So far, the only rock solid way we've found of stopping this disconnect and re-connect behaviour is by configuring a system deny permission on registry key "HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run". This key contains an entry for Cisco AnyConnect VPN. Unfortunately setting a deny on the individual node value isn't possible and if the key is deleted or modified the system re-creates it. I'd rather avoid setting a system deny on the key for all users.
Any advice on how troubleshoot and diagnose this problem is appreciated.
Thanks

I've attached some log files in case someone is particularly keen eyed at spotting issues (all data is anonymized)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:31
172.16.12.17
58124
10.5.128.21
8080
Built inbound TCP connection 123678229 for outside:172.16.12.17/58124 (172.16.12.17/58124)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.128.21/8080 (10.5.128.21/8080)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:31
172.16.12.17
58122
10.5.140.210
443
Teardown TCP connection 123678214 for outside:172.16.12.17/58122(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.140.210/443 duration 0:00:00 bytes 11971 TCP Reset-O
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:31
172.16.12.17
51368
10.5.141.155
53
Teardown UDP connection 123678191 for outside:172.16.12.17/51368(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.155/53 duration 0:00:00 bytes 110
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:31
172.16.12.17
58123
10.5.12.182
88
Built inbound TCP connection 123678217 for outside:172.16.12.17/58123 (172.16.12.17/58123)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.182/88 (10.5.12.182/88)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:31
172.16.12.17
62455
10.5.141.155
53
Teardown UDP connection 123678189 for outside:172.16.12.17/62455(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.155/53 duration 0:00:00 bytes 430
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:31
172.16.12.17
58122
10.5.140.210
443
Built inbound TCP connection 123678214 for outside:172.16.12.17/58122 (172.16.12.17/58122)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.140.210/443 (10.5.140.210/443)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:31
172.16.12.17
56197
10.5.141.155
53
Built inbound UDP connection 123678212 for outside:172.16.12.17/56197 (172.16.12.17/56197)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.155/53 (10.5.141.155/53)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:31
172.16.12.17
58121
10.5.12.179
389
Built inbound TCP connection 123678196 for outside:172.16.12.17/58121 (172.16.12.17/58121)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.179/389 (10.5.12.179/389)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:31
172.16.12.17
58120
10.5.12.199
80
Built inbound TCP connection 123678195 for outside:172.16.12.17/58120 (172.16.12.17/58120)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.199/80 (10.5.12.199/80)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:31
172.16.12.17
51368
10.5.141.155
53
Built inbound UDP connection 123678191 for outside:172.16.12.17/51368 (172.16.12.17/51368)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.155/53 (10.5.141.155/53)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:31
172.16.12.17
62458
10.5.12.182
389
Built inbound UDP connection 123678190 for outside:172.16.12.17/62458 (172.16.12.17/62458)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.182/389 (10.5.12.182/389)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:31
172.16.12.17
62455
10.5.141.155
53
Built inbound UDP connection 123678189 for outside:172.16.12.17/62455 (172.16.12.17/62455)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.155/53 (10.5.141.155/53)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:30
IPSEC: An inbound remote access SA (SPI= 0x67ED9B28) between 80.21.182.245 and 75.12.34.56 (user= jpk789) has been created.
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:30
IPSEC: An outbound remote access SA (SPI= 0x9C00507E) between 80.21.182.245 and 75.12.34.56 (user= jpk789) has been created.
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:30
Group User IP <75.12.34.56> AnyConnect session resumed connection from IP <75.12.34.56>.
5
Oct 30 2013
10:19:30
Local:80.21.182.245:4500 Remote:75.12.34.56:62457 Username:jpk789 SA UP. Reason: New Connection Established
4
Oct 30 2013
10:19:30
Local:80.21.182.245:4500 Remote:75.12.34.56:62457 Username:jpk789 Warning Configuration Payload request for attribute 0x7041 could not be processed. Error: Unknown/Unsupported Attribute
4
Oct 30 2013
10:19:30
Local:80.21.182.245:4500 Remote:75.12.34.56:62457 Username:jpk789 Warning Configuration Payload request for attribute 0x7040 could not be processed. Error: Unknown/Unsupported Attribute
4
Oct 30 2013
10:19:30
Local:80.21.182.245:4500 Remote:75.12.34.56:62457 Username:jpk789 Warning Configuration Payload request for attribute 0x703f could not be processed. Error: Unknown/Unsupported Attribute
4
Oct 30 2013
10:19:30
Local:80.21.182.245:4500 Remote:75.12.34.56:62457 Username:jpk789 Warning Configuration Payload request for attribute 0x703e could not be processed. Error: Unknown/Unsupported Attribute
4
Oct 30 2013
10:19:30
Local:80.21.182.245:4500 Remote:75.12.34.56:62457 Username:jpk789 Warning Configuration Payload request for attribute 0x703d could not be processed. Error: Unknown/Unsupported Attribute
4
Oct 30 2013
10:19:30
Local:80.21.182.245:4500 Remote:75.12.34.56:62457 Username:jpk789 Warning Configuration Payload request for attribute 0x703c could not be processed. Error: Unknown/Unsupported Attribute
4
Oct 30 2013
10:19:30
Local:80.21.182.245:4500 Remote:75.12.34.56:62457 Username:jpk789 Warning Configuration Payload request for attribute 0x703b could not be processed. Error: Unknown/Unsupported Attribute
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:18
172.16.12.17
64287
10.5.12.182
445
Teardown TCP connection 123673186 for outside:172.16.12.17/64287(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.182/445 duration 0:02:01 bytes 14605 Tunnel has been torn down
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:17
172.16.12.17
64278
10.5.141.144
445
Teardown TCP connection 123672510 for outside:172.16.12.17/64278(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.144/445 duration 0:02:15 bytes 9237 Tunnel has been torn down
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:14
172.16.12.17
64273
10.5.140.231
445
Teardown TCP connection 123672368 for outside:172.16.12.17/64273(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.140.231/445 duration 0:02:16 bytes 7297 Tunnel has been torn down
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:04
172.16.12.17
54449
10.5.141.155
389
Teardown UDP connection 123672541 for outside:172.16.12.17/54449(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.155/389 duration 0:02:01 bytes 366
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:04
172.16.12.17
137
10.5.141.155
137
Teardown UDP connection 123672421 for outside:172.16.12.17/137(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.155/137 duration 0:02:04 bytes 486
6
Oct 30 2013
10:19:00
172.16.12.17
138
10.5.141.155
138
Teardown UDP connection 123672424 for outside:172.16.12.17/138(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.155/138 duration 0:02:01 bytes 177
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:58
172.16.12.17
63666
10.5.141.155
389
Teardown UDP connection 123672316 for outside:172.16.12.17/63666(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.155/389 duration 0:02:01 bytes 366
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:58
172.16.12.17
53105
10.5.141.155
389
Teardown UDP connection 123672300 for outside:172.16.12.17/53105(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.155/389 duration 0:02:01 bytes 366
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:47
172.16.12.17
61715
10.5.12.182
389
Teardown UDP connection 123671945 for outside:172.16.12.17/61715(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.182/389 duration 0:02:01 bytes 312
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:43
172.16.12.17
54262
10.5.12.179
389
Teardown UDP connection 123671801 for outside:172.16.12.17/54262(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.179/389 duration 0:02:01 bytes 355
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:42
172.16.12.17
57911
10.5.141.156
389
Teardown UDP connection 123671777 for outside:172.16.12.17/57911(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.156/389 duration 0:02:01 bytes 365
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:40
172.16.12.17
123
10.5.12.182
123
Teardown UDP connection 123671670 for outside:172.16.12.17/123(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.182/123 duration 0:02:01 bytes 136
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:40
172.16.12.17
58107
10.5.12.179
389
Teardown UDP connection 123671639 for outside:172.16.12.17/58107(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.179/389 duration 0:02:01 bytes 356
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:40
172.16.12.17
58825
10.5.12.179
389
Teardown UDP connection 123671633 for outside:172.16.12.17/58825(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.179/389 duration 0:02:02 bytes 355
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:39
172.16.12.17
60424
10.5.141.156
389
Teardown UDP connection 123671611 for outside:172.16.12.17/60424(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.156/389 duration 0:02:01 bytes 365
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:38
172.16.12.17
56635
10.5.141.156
389
Teardown UDP connection 123671566 for outside:172.16.12.17/56635(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.156/389 duration 0:02:01 bytes 365
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:38
172.16.12.17
61204
10.5.12.179
389
Teardown UDP connection 123671558 for outside:172.16.12.17/61204(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.179/389 duration 0:02:01 bytes 355
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:38
172.16.12.17
50615
10.5.12.179
389
Teardown UDP connection 123671545 for outside:172.16.12.17/50615(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.179/389 duration 0:02:01 bytes 355
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:38
172.16.12.17
57940
10.5.141.154
389
Teardown UDP connection 123671537 for outside:172.16.12.17/57940(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.154/389 duration 0:02:02 bytes 313
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:38
172.16.12.17
57939
10.5.141.156
389
Teardown UDP connection 123671536 for outside:172.16.12.17/57939(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.156/389 duration 0:02:02 bytes 366
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:38
172.16.12.17
64495
10.5.12.182
389
Teardown UDP connection 123671532 for outside:172.16.12.17/64495(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.182/389 duration 0:02:02 bytes 356
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:37
172.16.12.17
62965
10.5.12.182
389
Teardown UDP connection 123671521 for outside:172.16.12.17/62965(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.182/389 duration 0:02:01 bytes 356
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:37
172.16.12.17
54994
10.5.12.179
389
Teardown UDP connection 123671514 for outside:172.16.12.17/54994(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.179/389 duration 0:02:01 bytes 356
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:37
172.16.12.17
54993
10.5.12.179
389
Teardown UDP connection 123671513 for outside:172.16.12.17/54993(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.179/389 duration 0:02:01 bytes 356
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:37
172.16.12.17
63390
10.34.140.104
389
Teardown UDP connection 123671483 for outside:172.16.12.17/63390(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.34.140.104/389 duration 0:02:01 bytes 385
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:37
172.16.12.17
63389
10.33.140.104
389
Teardown UDP connection 123671482 for outside:172.16.12.17/63389(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.33.140.104/389 duration 0:02:01 bytes 384
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:10
IPSEC: An inbound remote access SA (SPI= 0x5650EE30) between 75.12.34.56 and 80.21.182.245 (user= jpk789) has been deleted.
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:10
IPSEC: An outbound remote access SA (SPI= 0x42DBDD66) between 80.21.182.245 and 75.12.34.56 (user= jpk789) has been deleted.
6
Oct 30 2013
10:18:10
Group User IP <75.12.34.56> AnyConnect session lost connection. Waiting to resume.
5
Oct 30 2013
10:18:10
Local:80.21.182.245:4500 Remote:75.12.34.56:57103 Username:jpk789 SA DOWN. Reason: peer lost
6
Oct 30 2013
10:17:42
172.16.12.17
64250
10.5.141.186
445
Teardown TCP connection 123671908 for outside:172.16.12.17/64250(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.186/445 duration 0:00:57 bytes 454851 TCP Reset-I
6
Oct 30 2013
10:17:20
172.16.12.17
137
172.16.13.255
137
Teardown UDP connection 123673268 for outside:172.16.12.17/137(LOCAL\jpk789) to outside:172.16.13.255/137 duration 0:00:00 bytes 0
6
Oct 30 2013
10:17:19
172.16.12.17
137
172.16.13.255
137
Teardown UDP connection 123673244 for outside:172.16.12.17/137(LOCAL\jpk789) to outside:172.16.13.255/137 duration 0:00:00 bytes 0
6
Oct 30 2013
10:17:18
172.16.12.17
137
172.16.13.255
137
Teardown UDP connection 123673218 for outside:172.16.12.17/137(LOCAL\jpk789) to outside:172.16.13.255/137 duration 0:00:00 bytes 0
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:36
172.16.12.17
63060
10.5.141.155
53
Built inbound UDP connection 123671551 for outside:172.16.12.17/63060 (172.16.12.17/63060)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.155/53 (10.5.141.155/53)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:36
172.16.12.17
63010
10.5.12.182
88
Built inbound TCP connection 123671549 for outside:172.16.12.17/63010 (172.16.12.17/63010)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.182/88 (10.5.12.182/88)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:36
172.16.12.17
63009
10.5.12.182
88
Built inbound TCP connection 123671548 for outside:172.16.12.17/63009 (172.16.12.17/63009)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.182/88 (10.5.12.182/88)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:36
172.16.12.17
63008
10.5.141.156
389
Built inbound TCP connection 123671546 for outside:172.16.12.17/63008 (172.16.12.17/63008)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.156/389 (10.5.141.156/389)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:36
172.16.12.17
50615
10.5.12.179
389
Built inbound UDP connection 123671545 for outside:172.16.12.17/50615 (172.16.12.17/50615)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.179/389 (10.5.12.179/389)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:36
172.16.12.17
63007
10.5.12.182
88
Built inbound TCP connection 123671544 for outside:172.16.12.17/63007 (172.16.12.17/63007)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.12.182/88 (10.5.12.182/88)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:36
172.16.12.17
55425
10.5.141.155
53
Teardown UDP connection 123671487 for outside:172.16.12.17/55425(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.155/53 duration 0:00:00 bytes 164
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:36
172.16.12.17
50614
10.5.141.155
53
Built inbound UDP connection 123671543 for outside:172.16.12.17/50614 (172.16.12.17/50614)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.155/53 (10.5.141.155/53)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:35
172.16.12.17
56263
10.5.141.156
53
Built inbound UDP connection 123671461 for outside:172.16.12.17/56263 (172.16.12.17/56263)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.156/53 (10.5.141.156/53)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:35
172.16.12.17
60708
10.5.141.155
53
Built inbound UDP connection 123671460 for outside:172.16.12.17/60708 (172.16.12.17/60708)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.155/53 (10.5.141.155/53)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:35
172.16.12.17
56982
10.5.141.156
53
Built inbound UDP connection 123671459 for outside:172.16.12.17/56982 (172.16.12.17/56982)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.156/53 (10.5.141.156/53)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:35
172.16.12.17
64548
10.5.141.155
53
Built inbound UDP connection 123671458 for outside:172.16.12.17/64548 (172.16.12.17/64548)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.155/53 (10.5.141.155/53)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:35
172.16.12.17
60827
10.5.141.156
53
Built inbound UDP connection 123671457 for outside:172.16.12.17/60827 (172.16.12.17/60827)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.156/53 (10.5.141.156/53)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:35
172.16.12.17
64207
10.5.141.155
53
Built inbound UDP connection 123671453 for outside:172.16.12.17/64207 (172.16.12.17/64207)(LOCAL\jpk789) to inside:10.5.141.155/53 (10.5.141.155/53)
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:35
172.16.12.17
137
172.16.13.255
137
Teardown UDP connection 123671443 for outside:172.16.12.17/137(LOCAL\jpk789) to outside:172.16.13.255/137 duration 0:00:00 bytes 0
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:35
172.16.12.17
137
172.16.13.255
137
Teardown UDP connection 123671442 for outside:172.16.12.17/137(LOCAL\jpk789) to outside:172.16.13.255/137 duration 0:00:00 bytes 0
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:35
172.16.12.17
137
172.16.13.255
137
Teardown UDP connection 123671441 for outside:172.16.12.17/137(LOCAL\jpk789) to outside:172.16.13.255/137 duration 0:00:00 bytes 0
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:34
IPSEC: An inbound remote access SA (SPI= 0x5650EE30) between 80.21.182.245 and 75.12.34.56 (user= jpk789) has been created.
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:34
IPSEC: An outbound remote access SA (SPI= 0x42DBDD66) between 80.21.182.245 and 75.12.34.56 (user= jpk789) has been created.
5
Oct 30 2013
10:16:34
Local:80.21.182.245:4500 Remote:75.12.34.56:57103 Username:jpk789 SA UP. Reason: New Connection Established
4
Oct 30 2013
10:16:34
Local:80.21.182.245:4500 Remote:75.12.34.56:57103 Username:jpk789 Warning Configuration Payload request for attribute 0x7041 could not be processed. Error: Unknown/Unsupported Attribute
4
Oct 30 2013
10:16:34
Local:80.21.182.245:4500 Remote:75.12.34.56:57103 Username:jpk789 Warning Configuration Payload request for attribute 0x7040 could not be processed. Error: Unknown/Unsupported Attribute
4
Oct 30 2013
10:16:34
Local:80.21.182.245:4500 Remote:75.12.34.56:57103 Username:jpk789 Warning Configuration Payload request for attribute 0x703f could not be processed. Error: Unknown/Unsupported Attribute
4
Oct 30 2013
10:16:34
Local:80.21.182.245:4500 Remote:75.12.34.56:57103 Username:jpk789 Warning Configuration Payload request for attribute 0x703e could not be processed. Error: Unknown/Unsupported Attribute
4
Oct 30 2013
10:16:34
Local:80.21.182.245:4500 Remote:75.12.34.56:57103 Username:jpk789 Warning Configuration Payload request for attribute 0x703d could not be processed. Error: Unknown/Unsupported Attribute
4
Oct 30 2013
10:16:34
Local:80.21.182.245:4500 Remote:75.12.34.56:57103 Username:jpk789 Warning Configuration Payload request for attribute 0x703c could not be processed. Error: Unknown/Unsupported Attribute
4
Oct 30 2013
10:16:34
Local:80.21.182.245:4500 Remote:75.12.34.56:57103 Username:jpk789 Warning Configuration Payload request for attribute 0x703b could not be processed. Error: Unknown/Unsupported Attribute
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:34
Group User IP <75.12.34.56> AnyConnect parent session started.
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10:16:34
DAP: User jpk789, Addr 75.12.34.56, Connection AnyConnect: The following DAP records were selected for this connection: ContosoPolicy
6
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10:16:34
AAA transaction status ACCEPT : user = jpk789
6
Oct 30 2013
10:16:34
AAA retrieved default group policy (DfltGrpPolicy) for user = jpk789
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Oct 30 2013
10:16:34
AAA retrieved user specific group policy (useGroup1s.Grp) for user = jpk789
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Oct 30 2013
10:16:34
AAA group policy for user jpk789 is being set to useGroup1s.Grp;
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Oct 30 2013
10:16:34
AAA user authentication Successful : server = 192.168.7.4 : user = jpk789

Hi i have the iphone 4s and now for some reason it starts to warm up after using it for more then 5 mins

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Thanks
Jim

Could it be the text message reminder? It beeps twice (after the original time) to remind you.

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Marie

I just have to ask, Is the battery due to be replaced by any chance?
Hope this helps

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Hello Aqib2024,
Thank you for providing the details of the issue you are experiencing with your iPhone 4s. You have taken some really good steps to isolate the issue. I recommend following the steps in the article below to further isolate and troubleshoot this issue:
iOS: Troubleshooting USB connection
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1286
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Best,
Sheila M.

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Apologies if this has been asked before as i'm sure it has but I can't find a solution.
I have a new HP Compaq laptop using USB 3.0, when I connect my IPhone 4s to my laptop it connects and disconnects every seconds, I've looked in the device manager and can't find anything to do with Apple in there.
Has anyone found a solution to this?

Hello Aqib2024,
Thank you for providing the details of the issue you are experiencing with your iPhone 4s. You have taken some really good steps to isolate the issue. I recommend following the steps in the article below to further isolate and troubleshoot this issue:
iOS: Troubleshooting USB connection
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1286
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Best,
Sheila M.

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So I have an iPhone 6, 4s, and 3gs, whenever I plug any of them into my MacBook pro they rapidly connect and disconnect. After about 20 seconds of doing this they trackpad and keyboard stop responding and won't be recognized until I restart the laptop.
Just as more information I have used 5 or 6 different cables and it works fine with my LG G3 and every other usb device I use. I have iTunes updated to 12.0.1 and OSX updated to 10.10, and this has been happening for about 2 months or so. My iPhone 6 is running 8.1 but did this before, although with the first sync when I first got the phone it worked fine.
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Thank you

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Since upgrading to Mavericks, I have been unable to sync devices (specifically ipad mini and iphone 4s) to my MId 2013 Imac . They wil rapidly connect and disconnect, and I'm unable to do anything with the device. This happens with both USB ports. Any su

Since upgrading to Mavericks, I have been unable to sync devices (specifically ipad mini and iphone 4s) to my MId 2013 Imac . They wil rapidly connect and disconnect, and I'm unable to do anything with the device. This happens with both USB ports. Any suggestions?
MacBook Air, OS X Mountain Lion (10.9.1)

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Launch the Console application in any of the following ways:
☞ Enter the first few letters of its name into a Spotlight search. Select it in the results (it should be at the top.)
☞ In the Finder, select Go ▹ Utilities from the menu bar, or press the key combination shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.
☞ Open LaunchPad. Click Utilities, then Console in the icon grid.
Make sure the title of the Console window is All Messages. If it isn't, select All Messages from the SYSTEM LOG QUERIES menu on the left. If you don't see that menu, select
View ▹ Show Log List
from the menu bar.
Click the Clear Display icon in the toolbar. Then try the action that you're having trouble with again. Select any messages that appear in the Console window. Copy them to the Clipboard by pressing the key combination command-C. Paste into a reply to this message (command-V).
When posting a log extract, be selective. In most cases, a few dozen lines are more than enough.
Please do not indiscriminately dump thousands of lines from the log into this discussion.
Important: Some private information, such as your name, may appear in the log. Anonymize before posting.

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Out of nowhere or when I get a phone call, my modem would just randomly disconnect for no reason. Sometimes it disconnects a few times during an hour or back to back once I get internet back on, it goes out sometimes it doesn't for hours. It can get very frustrating if I'm doing some important only to realize it got disconnected and my work might be lost. My modem is a WESTELL Model: E90-610015-06
I have went through the modem combo and when I try to enter the user name and password, it will not allow me to get in. I depend on the internet for business and my daughter depends on it for college work. What can be done? In addition, this has been constantly since this pass weekend. It started on Friday.
Thank You

Can you provide the Transceiver Statistics from the Westell? Visit http://192.168.1.1/for me and do the following:
1: If you see a Blue and White Westell page, mouse over Troubleshooting, go to DSL, and choose Transceiver Statistics. Copy/Paste the information on that page.
2: Go to System Monitoring > Advanced Monitors > Transceiver Statistics. Copy/Paste the information on that page.
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If you need a Username and Password, try the following:
admin/password
admin/password1
admin/admin
admin/admin1
admin/Serial Number.
By Serial Number, I don't mean type in the words Serial Number. I mean find and type in the serial number found on the bottom of this rou
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Apple iPhone 4 keeps connecting and disconnecting from new Macbook Pro 13. What is supposed to be done?

I have a windows desktop in my office and my iPhone 4 works pretty fine and gets charged and gets connected to the iTunes. However, I just purchased a new Macbook Pro 13 this Nov (2014) and I can't seem to connect my iPhone. it keeps connecting and disconnecting. its very annoying. i saw similar posts and threads but there is no resolution! please help

Hi there ceaselesschat,
Welcome to Apple Support Communities.
The article linked below provides a lot of great troubleshooting tips that can help you resolve the issue with your iPhone 4 disconnecting from your MacBook Pro unexpectedly.
iTunes: Resolve USB-related alerts - Apple Support
Take care,
-Jason

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