USB problem

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@youngjm wrote:

Uninstall iTunes; reboot your computer; reinstall iTunes.  That should reinstall any drivers.  

 

If all else fails, get a mac  I do not miss those days of diagnosing problems like this one.

 

Good Luck!

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Ok, will check that later 🙂

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@coolrhyme wrote:

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@youngjm wrote:

Uninstall iTunes; reboot your computer; reinstall iTunes.  That should reinstall any drivers.  

 

If all else fails, get a mac  I do not miss those days of diagnosing problems like this one.

 

Good Luck!

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Ok, will check that later 🙂

 

Which option?  The reinstall or the mac? 

Good luck either way!

ofc, im going for the itunes its free compare to buying a mac 🙂

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@dwill05 wrote:
If you have iTunes on a Windows PC, you can go to add/remove programs, click on "change" next to iTunes, and it will give you an option to repair iTunes.

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My thought is that may not properly fix the driver?

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@youngjm wrote:

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@dwill05 wrote:
If you have iTunes on a Windows PC, you can go to add/remove programs, click on "change" next to iTunes, and it will give you an option to repair iTunes.

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My thought is that may not properly fix the driver?

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It can't hurt.  What else are you going to do?  Deleting and reloading iTunes is going to do the same thing, but you'll have the hassle of rebuilding your library.

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@dwill05 wrote:

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@youngjm wrote:

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@dwill05 wrote:
If you have iTunes on a Windows PC, you can go to add/remove programs, click on "change" next to iTunes, and it will give you an option to repair iTunes.

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My thought is that may not properly fix the driver?

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It can't hurt.  What else are you going to do?  Deleting and reloading iTunes is going to do the same thing, but you'll have the hassle of rebuilding your library.

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Uninstalling iTunes will not touch the library.  It just gives you a clean slate for the program and drivers.