Not found on computer

So for some reason now my iphone can not be found on my computer or itunes.
This never happen i always used this computer to use itunes on and upload music to my phone. I reinstalled itunes and my phone is up to date. I tryed changing usb cords. Im not sure if its my pc or iphone. I try doing the itunes wi fi sync but it says it will resume when my pc is available but i did the home sync on itunes and nothing happen.
Additional info:
I have a iphone 4.
last update : march 27 2012.
computer is a dell
when i do plug in my iphone to the computer my nothing happen to my computer like nothing pops up but it does charge my iphone.

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