I have exactly the same issue above as posted by Amber. Otherwise, reply to this response and we will be happy to help you again. Method 4: If the above doesn't helps then try to check the issue in new user account. It should be recognized properly in Windows. Installing iTunes will also install AMDS.
Download and install (or reinstall) the latest version of iTunes from. Click the appropriate links below for steps: Completely uninstall AMDS, iTunes, and all Apple software. Method 3: If the issue continues after restarting AMDS, then you'll need to remove and reinstall AMDS and iTunes. Set the Startup type pop-up menu to Automatic and click OK:. Right-click on Apple Mobile Device and click Properties in the shortcut menu. In the Programs section of the search results, click Services. Close iTunes and disconnect the iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. Method 2: If the above doesn't help then, Set the Apple Mobile Device Service Startup type to Automatic. 
After the Apple Mobile Device service has started again, open iTunes and connect the device. After the service has stopped, click Start the service. Select Apple Mobile Device and click Stop the service as shown below. In the Programs section of the search results, Click. Close iTunes and disconnect the iPhone, ipad, or iPod touch. Restart the Apple Mobile Device Service (AMDS) Method 1: I would first suggest you to follow steps mentioned below and see if it helps. So please follow the suggestions mentioned below to fix the issue. These will help your fellow Apple Communities users guide you to a resolution.I understand that you have issues only while connecting the IPhone to this particular computer. If I am off base, reply here with details about what you are trying to do and the exact results. * Note that it’s very important that you uninstall the components listed in the article in the order that they are listed without restarting your PC in between steps. Remove and reinstall iTunes and related software components for Windows 7 and later This ensures fresh an updated versions of all the software you need to sync your iPhone with your PC. Once everything has been removed, you can reinstall iTunes to get it back. It sounds like you may be having an issue with your PC recognizing your iPhone, and you’re not able to find and restart the Apple Mobile Device using the guidance outlined in this article: If your computer doesn't recognize your iPhone, iPad, or iPodĭo I have this right? If so, I suggest trying to remove and reinstall iTunes and all the Apple-related components from your PC.
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