iPhoneAtlas.com - 10/3/2008
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Several users have reported problems syncing their iPhones after updating to iTunes 8.0.1. The most common error message is as follows: “an unknown error 13014.”
As one reader writes:
“I just downloaded and installed iTunes 8.0.1 on my iMac running 10.5.5, and synced ...
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theiphoneblog.com - 10/4/2008
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Continuing the (very welcome) trend of rapid, bug-fix
(including the nasty HD overwrite Dieter wrote about a...
while back!) and stability themed product updates, Apple has released its first minor bump to iTunes 8 (see our feature overview ), the aptly ...
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Apple Releases iTunes 8.0.1… Bug Fixes!
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Fix: Unknown Error 13014 While Syncing iPhone After Upgrading to iTunes 8.0.1
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Apple Discussions user first reported the problem:"Just installed iTunes 8.1 trying to sync my 3g iPhone and every time receive an unknown error 13014." One of iPhone Atlas's user reported a similar issue: “I just downloaded and installed iTunes 8.0.1 on my iMac running 10.5.5, and synced my non-3G iPhone. I immediately received an error message stating that “The phone ‘[my iPhone's name]‘ cannot be synced. An unknown error occurred (13014). Thinking I’d probably be able to fix it by resetting the phone, I did so. Now, 15 minutes into the reset, the phone is syncing nicely with no major issues, except that I’m still getting prompted that it can’t be synced about every 15 seconds ...
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We previously reported problems syncing iPhones after updating to iTunes 8.0.1. The most common error message is as follows: “an unknown error 13014.” Users reported similar issues with the iPod touch. In some cases, simply restarting the host computer and restarting the iPhone can ...
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