TS3694 after updating to latest OS restoration cannot be completed. says An unknown error occurred (2009)

Updated to latest software as requested. After backing up asked to restore and wont restore. Says unknown error occurred (2009)

I am having the very same problem. Does anyone out
there have any ideas? Is this just a 7.3 thing that
needs to be fixed via apple ? Any ideas would be
great. Thanks
Same problem here,
I upgraded to 7.3 yesterday and have got problems since itunes taking ages to load beacuse of updaing library on start up,then the identical error message.The download that I bought last evening is nowhere to be found.I've only got the Ipod (and itunes) about 3wks and I have to say I WAS delighted up to this but this is really spoiling things,any getting the upodate now prompt might want to think twice. Somebody help please!
Many thanks.
Brendan.
Medion MD8822 Windows Vista Intel core2 duo 2.13 GHz
Medion MD8822 Windows Vista Intel core2 duo 2.13 GHz
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TS1717 I get the following error message after installing the latest version of itunes via auto update: "the itunes Library file cannot be saved. An unknown error occurred (-54). Has anyone ever seen this message and anyone have a suggestion what to do?

I get the following error message after installing the latest version of itunes via auto update: "the itunes Library file cannot be saved. An unknown error occurred (-54). Has anyone ever seen this message and anyone have a suggestion what to do?

Hi pholewinski!
I have a couple of articles for you here that I believe will help you with this issue. The first is an article on advanced troubleshooting, and it can be found here:
iTunes: Advanced iTunes Store troubleshooting
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3297
If following that article's steps doesn't take care of the issue, you can try the things listed in this article, which is about permissions issues in iTunes:
iTunes: Missing folder or incorrect permissions may prevent authorization
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1277
Thanks for using the Apple Support Communities. Have a good one!
-Braden

HT1414 I can't restore. It keeps saying 'An unknown error occured (3194)'

So I want to update my iPod 4th gen. since I still have 4.3.3 version. However, when I click restore, when it's about done there's a pop up: "The iPod could not be restored. An unknown error occured (3194)" and my only options are OK and More Information.

3194
See the actions for that error here:
iTunes: Specific update-and-restore error messages and advanced troubleshooting
iPhone Error 3194 - How to Fix iTunes Error 3194?
Fix Error 3194 from iTunes during iPhone restore

HT201210 i can't restore and update ios 4.2 in my ipod touch,iTunes displays a message saying"an unknown error occurred (-1)".

i can't restore and update ios 4.2 in my ipod touch,iTunes displays a message saying"an unknown error occurred (-1)".

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HT4623 When i try to update...after a while it will give me a message saying that(( an error occurred while downloading the ios 6.1.2))

When i try to update...after a while it will give me a message saying that(( an error occurred while downloading the ios 6.1.2))
while the wifi is working normally, and i updated my ipod and it worked normally.
I think i have a problem with my iphone..
Please helpe to solve this issue.
Thank you.

Something temporarily wrong with your internet connection?
Be aware that this is a very large file to download, it needs a strong consistent internet connection.
Have the iPhone on the charger cable too.
In the meantime read the threads in this forum about the visibility item and some other possible issues on the 4 and 4S (although a large number of people have these issues, it is still a minor percentage, but anyhow, be aware).

I have been getting a message saying my iPhone cannot be synced because an unknown error occurred (-50). I have an iPhone 4, and never had this message until after I upgraded to the new OS.

I have been getting a message saying my iPhone cannot be synced because an unknown error occurred (-50). I have an iPhone 4, and never had this message until after I upgraded to the new OS. Does this have something to do with icloud?

I have the same error on both iPad & iPhone when connection is made but seems to sync when I manually sync.

FIX: Ipod cannot be synced. An unknown error occurred (-48)

Hey everybody,
I just wanted to share with you a solution that my friend and I have used to eliminate the "iPod cannot be synced. An unknown error occurred (-48)" error. I have a iPod Photo 60 gig that has not had this error before....until 3 days ago. I tried to drop a few songs onto my iPod and it gave me this error. After talking with my friend, I realized that a few things had happened that I didn't think were variables at first. For one thing, I had just updated my iTunes to version 7.4.1.2. That same day, I also had a new update to Windows XP sp2. When I restarted my computer (to complete my iTunes update), both install were now active.
I tried to add new songs to my iPod and I kept getting this Cannot Sync error. The songs would get onto my iPod and I could play them from the iPod via iTunes. Once I disconnected my iPod and tried to play them, the songs were gone. iTunes was failing to save the songs on the iPod.
Resolution: I connected my iPod to a 3rd party interface (to replace iTunes) and it worked. The interface is called Yamipod and this is where you get it from:
http://www.yamipod.com/main/modules/downloads/
When I connected it to my iPod, it identified some bad file and corrected (or replaced) it with a good file. I added songs via Yamipod and they were correctly synced to my iPod. And the best part is, after I used Yamipod my iTunes was now working correctly. I told my friend at work to try this out and it worked for her too. She mentioned that she used Yamipod and then updated her version of Quicktime before everything started working.
All I have to say is that the latest release of iTunes was probably incompatible with Windos XP and some file was corrupted. Like iTunes, Yamipod probably needed this file to sync correctly...so it just overwrote the file, compared to iTunes, which just compained about being broken.
One more thing, Yamipod is a free tool that you can use to extrasct songs from your iPod to your computer. That is the main reason why I use it, but now I realise it's more stable than iTunes too!
Good luck out there, it ***** to have an iPod that you can't add songs to.
Italian.Dude3

First off, have you tried these five iPod troubleshooting steps?:
The Five Rs
If you have, then let's move onto a few general possible troubleshooting fixes, since the solution to a -48 error on a PC is somewhat unknown or various.
See if assigning your iPod a different drive letter helps, following the instructions from this article:
Windows confuses iPod with network drive or hard drive
Try reformatting your iPod to FAT32, through your computer. Then, we'll restore it in iTunes afterward. To do that, see these steps:
1 - Connect your iPod to your computer.
2 - When iTunes has finished syncing with your iPod, open "My Computer".
3 - Right-click on your iPod, and click on "Format". (If your iPod is not showing in My Computer, make sure that disk use is enabled in iTunes).
4 - Here, verify that your formatting settings are "Default", with the format type set for FAT32. Also, make sure that "Quick Scan" is not selected.
5 - Then, click on "OK" to begin the formatting process.
6 - When this is complete (it might take a while), make sure to restore your iPod in iTunes again, so as to properly reload the firmware back onto it again.
Finally, this could be caused by digital signing issues on your computer. See the "Solution 1" section of this article for help regarding that possible cause:
iTunes displays a -50 error when syncing iPod
Any success with any of those things, or do you still have the error?
-Kylene

The iPad cannot be synced. An unknown error occurred (1140).

Since updating my iPad to iOS 6 and updating iPhoto to 9.4, I have been receiving the error The iPad <name of my iPad> cannot be synced. An unknown error occurred (1140).
The syncing seems to be centered around photos. I used to have the box checked next to "Sync Photos from iPhoto" and now the only way that I can get the iPad to finish sync without error is to uncheck that box.
Any ideas how to fix this problem or what that code is?
A couple things that I should mention:
1) Photo Stream is Off on my iPad.
2) If you click on the Photo app it shows that there are no photos on the iPad. Screen says No Photos or Videos - You can take photos and videos using the camera, or sync photos and videos onto your iPad usining iTunes.
3) If I go to Settings > General > Usage > Photos & Camera it shows that I have 4.2 GB of data used by photos and camera. Clicking on it, it shows that 3.7 GB is Photo Stream and 551 MB is Photo Library.
4) If I got to the same usage screen on my iPhone 4 running iOS 6, Photo Stream is listed as 1.5 GB.
I can't seem to figure out how to get rid of the space on the iPad, but I assume this error as something to do with iTunes thinking there is a library on the iPad that isn't there. That's just me assuming though.
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I'm having the same issue. After updating all iOS devices to iOS 6, then updating all software on my iMac to the latest versions (including iPhoto 9.4), everthing was working as it should. I was able to sync all of my devices (New iPad, iPod Touch, iPhone4) with the iMac early this morning.
Subsequently, I opened iPhoto for the first time since installing 9.4, a window popped up informing me that my photo library had to be converted to work with the iPhoto 9.4. I clicked okay, and let the conversion process run its course.
About ten minutes later, I attempted to once again sync my iPad with the iMac. The sync process would run for a few seconds, then stop with a window popping up saying "The iPad cannot be synced. An unknown error occurred (1140)". I then attempted to sync the iPod and my iPhone, with the same results.
After consulting the discussion forums, it looked like lots of other users are encountering the same problem, and that it was somehow related to the new iPhoto. Someone suggested turning off syncing photos from iPhoto, which I did. With photo syncing turned off, the rest of the sync program now runs without a problem.
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Error duing iphone sync: The iphone cannot be synced. An unknown error occurred (-50).

I am trying to Sync my 3GS with itunes, and I get the error message: The iphone cannot be synced. An unknown error occurred (-50).
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I'm having the same issue. After updating all iOS devices to iOS 6, then updating all software on my iMac to the latest versions (including iPhoto 9.4), everthing was working as it should. I was able to sync all of my devices (New iPad, iPod Touch, iPhone4) with the iMac early this morning.
Subsequently, I opened iPhoto for the first time since installing 9.4, a window popped up informing me that my photo library had to be converted to work with the iPhoto 9.4. I clicked okay, and let the conversion process run its course.
About ten minutes later, I attempted to once again sync my iPad with the iMac. The sync process would run for a few seconds, then stop with a window popping up saying "The iPad cannot be synced. An unknown error occurred (1140)". I then attempted to sync the iPod and my iPhone, with the same results.
After consulting the discussion forums, it looked like lots of other users are encountering the same problem, and that it was somehow related to the new iPhoto. Someone suggested turning off syncing photos from iPhoto, which I did. With photo syncing turned off, the rest of the sync program now runs without a problem.
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IPhone syncing problem with iTunes - 'The iPhone "Leon's iPhone" cannot be synced. An unknown error occurred (-54)

Every time I plug my iPhone into iTunes, it says 'The iPhone "Leon's iPhone" cannot be synced. An unknown error occurred (-54)'. It has never happened to me before until a couple of hours ago!!! So, I decided to totally wipe out my iTunes Library and update it to the latest software. I also updated my iPhone to the latest software (5.1.1.) - and still, even after all this, it still says there is an error and cannot be synced. SERIOULSY APPLE, WHAT NEXT?!!!!! PLEASE HELP!!!!!

I just had the same problem and tried this:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1503
Step one worked for me!
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I keep getting an error message that says "the ipod cannot not be synced""an unknown error occured (13019).

I keep getting an error message that says "the ipod cannot not be synced""an unknown error occured (13019). I am trying to put albums on to my ipod by dragging and dropping. I have it set to manually manage music and videos. The albums appear in the music section under Devices, but they don't appear on my actual ipod.
I have never had any problems doing this before, only in the last few days.

I am having the exact same issue as you are with my iPod nano. This started happening the same day after I updated the iPod software, so I wonder if it is a bug within the software that Apple needs to resolve. I dragged 3 playlists of new music from my iTunes over to my iPod and sometime while it was trying to add those songs, the error 13019 popped up. Another note, which may not be related at all, was that iTunes told me at some point during this process (I believe before the error notification, but I'm not sure and that may be helpful to know) that I did not have enough room on the iPod to copy all of the songs, but it would copy as many as it could. What is curious, like in your situation, is now all the songs it supposedly copied appear to be on the iPod under the Device->iPod->Music label in iTunes when it is plugged into my computer, the playlists in question are also showing up there, and it does indeed say my memory is full under the iPod's general tab in iTunes. However, when going through my actual iPod when it is not plugged in, none of those songs or playlists are anywhere to be found.
Anyways, all the established solutions to the 13019 error do not apply to this situation, as my iPod has always been set to manually managed so "unchecking" the Sync Music option under the Music tab of the iPod and rechecking it will not work because it was never checked in the first place. And voice memos are obviously not applicable since we are not talking about an iPhone failing to sync music.
Unless anyone can provide a new solution here, I may just have to take my computer and iPod up to the genius bar. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Just upgraded to latest iTunes for Windows. Rebooted the PC as required. When I bring up iTunes I get a pop message saying "An unknown error occured (-42110)". What does that mean?

Just upgraded to latest iTunes for Windows. Rebooted the PC as required after the update. When I start iTunes I get a popup message saying "An unknown error occured (-42110)."
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iTunes: Advanced iTunes Store troubleshooting

While downloading podcasts to my library, I am getting the message, "the iTunes Library file cannot be saves. An unknown error occured (-54)." Any idea of what is going on?

While downloading podcasts to my library, I am getting the message, "the iTunes Library file cannot be saves. An unknown error occured (-54)." Any idea of what is going on?
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The problem went away on its own. Not sure what was the problem but perhaps somehow the system was out sync internally due installing Lion 10.7.3/Snow Leopard 10.6.8/10.7/10.7.3 with iTunes 6 installing after the 10.7.3 and then needing to be installed again after the second 10.7.3 install from the updater model.
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TS3474 When i add a song from itunes to the ipod, it says "The ipod "taylors ipod" cannot be synced. An unknown error occured" 13019

When i try and add a song onto my ipd shuffle. it says " the ipod 'taylors ipod' cannot be synced. An unknown error occured." 13019.
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Does this error message appear after hitting a particular track? Sometime this message is the result of a corrupted/damaged file.
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When I drag music onto my ipod I get: "The ipod cannot be synced. An unknown error occurred (13019)." Solution?

When I drag a song/album/playlist onto my ipod I get the message "The ipod cannot be synced. An unknown error occurred (13019)."
I then restored my ipod and synced it to the backup. The error came again, and I did the same. 3 times.
After that, thinking there may be something bad on the ipod or whatever, I restored it again. This time i DIDN'T sync it to the back-up. It was retuned to factory settings.
But, hey, here I am now, with the same problem.
If anyone has any suggestions? Please.
Details:
16GB ipod touch 2nd generation
     -currently 8.8GB of music
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     -currently .22GB of other
Software Version: 4.2.1 (up to date, according to itunes)
Set to "manually manage music and videos"
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TS3694 after updating to latest OS restoration cannot be completed. says An unknown error occurred (2009)

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