- Nov 19, 2012
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I know I saw a post somewhere about this, and the suggested solution was to connect the iPhone to the computer you are WiFi-syncing with.
I've done this, and oddly the iPhone WILL sync over WiFi while *physically-connected* to that computer... and of course sync directly with iTunes over the USB connection. But as soon as I've moved it and plugged into an AC source, it can't see any available iTunes machine on the network.
I have the computer turned on, with newest iTunes running of course, and have both the iPhone and iTunes set to enable WiFi syncing, and signed into the same Apple ID.
Is there something else I might be missing here, or is this just some kind of glitch somewhere? FWIW, my home machine is a custom-built PC. Is WiFi syncing possibly broken on Windows platform?
I've done this, and oddly the iPhone WILL sync over WiFi while *physically-connected* to that computer... and of course sync directly with iTunes over the USB connection. But as soon as I've moved it and plugged into an AC source, it can't see any available iTunes machine on the network.
I have the computer turned on, with newest iTunes running of course, and have both the iPhone and iTunes set to enable WiFi syncing, and signed into the same Apple ID.
Is there something else I might be missing here, or is this just some kind of glitch somewhere? FWIW, my home machine is a custom-built PC. Is WiFi syncing possibly broken on Windows platform?