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The Home button and the power button simultaneously.After 8 seconds, release the power button, but continue to hold the Home button.Let go of the power button when your iPhone appears in iTunes or Finder.Your iPhone’s display will be completely black if you’ve successfully entered DFU mode. If it’s not, try again from the beginning.Restore your iPhone using iTunes or Finder.How To DFU Restore An iPhone 7 Or 7 PlusUsing a Lightning cable, plug your iPhone into a USB port on your computer.Open iTunes if you have a PC or Mac running Mojave 10.14 or earlier. Open Finder if you have a Mac running Catalina 10.15 or newer. It doesn’t matter if your iPhone is on or off.Press and hold the power and volume down button simultaneously.After 8 seconds, release the power button, but continue to hold the volume down button.Release the volume down button when your iPhone appears in iTunes or Finder.You'll know your iPhone is in DFU mode if the display is completely black.Restore your iPhone using iTunes or Finder.How To DFU Restore An iPhone 8 Or NewerConnect your iPhone to your computer using a charging cable.Open iTunes (PCs and Macs running macOS 10.14 or older) or Finder (Macs running macOS 10.15 or newer).Quickly press and release the volume up button.Quickly press and release the volume down button.Press and hold the side button until the screen goes black.When the screen goes black, press and hold the volume down button while continuing to press and hold the side button.Hold both

Same timeKeep holding both buttons even if you see the white Apple Logo screen. Release the buttons only when the “Connect to iTunes” screen appears. iPhone 6s and EarlierConnect the iPhone to the computer and run iTunesPress and hold the Power and Home buttons and keep holding the buttons even when you see the white Apple Logo.Release the buttons when you see the “Connect to iTunes” screen Once the device is in recovery mode, you should see a dialogue box pop up in iTunes asking you to either “Restore” or “Update” the device. Click on “Update” and follow the instructions to repair and restore the device. 4. Put the Device in DFU ModeYou could also fix a device that is stuck on the Apple Logo by putting in DFU mode. This is often a more advanced solution that should only be attempted when all other solutions fail.What is DFU mode?Device Firmware Update (DFU) mode is a process that is meant to stop part of the startup process to allow you to restore the iPhone and fix the problem. It is similar to Recovery mode in many ways, but it is more effective in the repair of low-level iOS 17 issues that can cause the device to be stuck on the Apple Logo.Since DFU mode often requires a specific set of actions, most people find that they need a few tries to successfully put the device in DFU mode.How to Put iPhone in DFU ModeAgain the procedure to put the device in DFU mode will depend on the iPhone model you have. Here’s how to do it for each model:iPhone 8, 8 Plus, X, XR and XS (Max)Connect the iPhone to the computer using USB cables and open iTunes if it doesn’t automatically open.Now press and release the Volume Down Button.Press and release the Volume Up button.Hold the Side button until the device goes black.While still pressing the Side button, hold the Volume Down button.Hold both devices for 5 seconds and then release the Side button, but continue holding the Volume Down button.A popup will appear in iTunes saying that “iTunes has detected an iPhone in Recovery Mode”. iPhone 7 and 7 PlusConnect the iPhone to the computer and run iTunes.Press and hold the power and the Volume down button together for at least 8 seconds.Release the Power button, but keep holding the Volume Down button.elease the Volume Down button after a few seconds and the screen should go completely black. If that doesn’t happen, you need to repeat the process.You should see the “iTunes has detected an iPhone in Recovery mode” message popup in iTunes. For iPhone 6s and EarlierConnect the iPhone to the computer and open iTunes.Hold down both the Home and the Power buttons for about 8 seconds.Let go of the Power button but keep holding the Home button.The screen should go black when you release the Home button and you should see the “iTunes as detected an iPhone in recovery mode” message popup in iTunes. When the

Question marked as Top-ranking reply Dec 25, 2021 4:29 AM in response to CAHCrete Using the screenshot below as your guide:shrink all open programmes down so that you can see your desktop (note, shrink, not close. You do not need to close anything)click on the (infamous) Windows Start button (1.) on your computer to open the All Programs menuscroll down the alphabetical list of programmes to the iTunes folder icon and click on it to open itclick-and-drag the iTunes icon (2.) to an empty space on your desktopnow that you have the iTunes shortcut on your desktop, simply drag it to the position that you preferI think that the reason it's not obvious is because usually iTunes creates the desktop shortcut when you install or update it. So unless you told iTunes not to create a desktop shortcut at that time you would not normally have to do it yourself Dec 27, 2021 11:55 AM in response to the fiend Thank you for responding but this did not work for me. I had a shortcut that I created exactly as you described. However with last iTunes software update the shortcut disappeared and will not let me click and drag to create another shortcut.It seems something has changed. I also noticed that iTunes is no longer a folder under my programs. I thought this is where the iTunes program (not music or photos just program) was stored on my hard drive. ITunes works on my PC but I prefer a shortcut in desktop vs just on taskbar. Dec 27, 2021 1:56 PM in response to the fiend iTunes starts just fine when I click on iTunes icon on taskbar. I can see iTunes in Start Programs just like your screenshot 2. I can click on it to open but it won’t

Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. I cannot find apps in my itunes. It does not show up in the drop down menu in the upper left. The only choices are music, movies, tv shows, podcasts, & books. My computer was recently updated to mountain lion 10.8.5. I imported my itunes from an external hard drive. MacBook Pro, Other OS Posted on Aug 18, 2013 6:31 PM Oct 22, 2017 3:24 AM in response to peterwoo iTunes 12.7 has completely removed any sort of app fucntionalitybecause of the complaints of "bloat".You are now forced to depend on managing your apps on your devicevia WiFi and hope your connection is good and Apple servers will alwaysbe there, without fail, for ever and ever! Aug 18, 2013 7:08 PM in response to td25 Okay I figured it out. I had not backed up my phone to this computer. Once I backed it up I could then sync it. Once I had synced it the apps on my phone where on my computer. Apps then appeared in the drop down menu. Oct 20, 2017 5:46 PM in response to td25 Same problem here, the pull-down only shows music, movies, tv shows, podcasts, audiobooks, but no Apps!@Windows 10 iTunes 12.7.0.166 of 1 itunes drop down does not show apps