My iphoto program on my Imac doesn't detect my iphone 4s

my iphoto program on my Imac doesn't detect my iphone 4s

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I tried to install the new iOs 7 on my iphone 4, but it wasn't completed (showing error 4005). Now, my iphone is stuck on the itunes' logo with the usb cord, and I can't use my phone. And itunes doesn't detect my iphone when I connect it on my computer.

Hi everyone! I tried to install the new iOs 7 on my iphone 4, but it wasn't completed (showing error 4005). Now, my iphone is stuck on the itunes' logo with the usb cord, and I can't use my phone. And itunes doesn't detect my iphone when I connect it on my computer, so I can't put it in recovery mode or someting like that... What can I do?? I tried everything they tell me to do in the apple support but nothing seems to work. Thank you!

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I try the "Airport Setup Assistant" and get a window that says "No new Airport networks were found."
I look at the "pie" at the top of the iMac screen. It has the white and black stripes on it. I click it and find "Apple Network e3fec9" and select it. The signal level shown has all blue buttons. That window also reports "Status: Connected to 'Apple Network e3fec9'" and "Base Station ID:00:19:E3:E3:FE:C9". That's what makes me think that my problem must be in the iMac and not the base station.
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I'm confused. You say you're connected to "Apple Network e3fec9", and you're having trouble connecting your iMac? It sounds like you've managed to connect to your Airport Base Station.
Have you configured the Internet settings for the base station? Try this:
1. Launch Airport Admin Utility (in /Applications/Utilities/) select "Apple Network e3fec9" and click Configure.
2. Under the Airport tab, give the base station a name, click the Base Station Options… button, and make sure Enable Ethernet Port is checked.
3. Select Create a Wireless Network (Home Router) if it isn't already selected, give your network a name, and check Create a closed network
4.Click the Wireless Security button and set it to WPA Personal, and enter a password.
5. Under the Internet tab, set Connect Using: to Ethernet, and in the Configure dropdown, select Using DHCP
6. Click the Access Control tab and click the plus button on the right side of the window. In the panel that pops up, click the This Computer button.
7. Click Update
I'm hoping it's something simple, like Enable Ethernet Port wasn't checked or something, and not something more serious.
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I'm not sure it matters, but I did just recently upgraded to 10.5.6. The headphones worked after the upgrade, but it may be that this is the first time they were replugged in after the upgrade.

It sounds like the head phone jack has been damaged. If they were connected to a port they weren't meant for, that can happen. And that in turn, can damage your audio output port.
Try disconnecting everything but the keyboard and mouse and reboot the iMac. See if that makes a difference.
Resetting the SMC only provides this kind of support:
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Check the headphone port really close, make sure there isn't any dust or link or anything that might keep the jack from connecting properly.
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I just baught imac and i was successfull in syncing my Ipad. with the same cable i have tried to sync my iphone 4s but just does not detect my iphone in itunes.
i have tried restarting my Iphone and my imac but just doen not dectect. I have also tried to put the usb port in all the ports but it still doesn not detect.

Try here.   http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1538 < -- for Windows
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1591    <--- for Mac
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Reset the SMC > http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964
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+4. Release the power button.+
+5. Attach the computers power cable.+
+6. Press the power button to turn on the computer.+
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Then if you still do not see any Device's, see > http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1317
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I tried to install the new iOs 7 on my iphone 4, but it wasn't completed (showing error 4005). Now, my iphone is stuck on the itunes' logo with the usb cord, and I can't use my phone. And itunes doesn't detect my iphone when I connect it on my compute

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Hello Eainere,
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
It sounds like the phone is in recovery mode, and is not recognized in iTunes when you have it plugged in.
The steps to take next will depend on what Operating system you have installed on your computer.
For Mac OS:
iOS: Device not recognized in iTunes for Mac OS X
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1591
For Windows OS:
iOS: Device not recognized in iTunes for Windows
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1538
All the best,
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