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yes i have, but somehow I can get it to work by restarting the iPod service from services.msc
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Try re-downloading, and then reinstalling, iTunes.
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Hi,<br />
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I got one XP laptop and one iphone 3GS, but somehow the synch process can only work in random times ?<br />
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my iPod is connected through USB docking station it works but when I disconnect it and reconnect it again it doesn't ?<br />
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any idea of what might happens ?<br />
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Thanks,
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Hi,

I got one XP laptop and one iphone 3GS, but somehow the synch process can only work in random times ?

my iPod is connected through USB docking station it works but when I disconnect it and reconnect it again it doesn't ?

any idea of what might happens ?

Thanks,

yes i have, but somehow I can get it to work by restarting the iPod service from services.msc

Try re-downloading, and then reinstalling, iTunes.

iPhone randomly cannot be detected by iTunes over USB docking / hub connection ?

Hi,

I got one XP laptop and one iphone 3GS, but somehow the synch process can only work in random times ?

my iPod is connected through USB docking station it works but when I disconnect it and reconnect it again it doesn&#39;t ?

any idea of what might happens ?

Thanks,

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