Your iPhone backups will not be affected. However, that may cause you to lose various forms of data-e.g., Apple Music downloads.

If you use the Microsoft Store version of iTunes, try resetting it to its default settings.

Relaunch iTunes and connect your iPhone.

It’s also a good idea to quit other Apple software like iCloud for Windows.

Continue to shut down any stuck iTunes-related processes-e.g., MobileDeviceHelper and Bonjour Service.

Under the Processes tab, right-click iTunes and select End task.

Select More details to expand the default Task Manager view.

Right-click the Start button and select Task Manager.Right-click Apple Mobile Device Service and select Restart.Īnother way to fix iTunes error 0圎80000A is to force-quit and relaunch iTunes.Press Windows Key + R to open the Run box.Restarting it is a quick way to eliminate random glitches that result in the 0圎80000A error. ITunes uses a background process called “Apple Mobile Device Service” to interact with Apple devices you connect to your Windows computer.

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