It is very difficult to always connect your iOS Device via cable for syncing your photos, music and videos to your computer as it requires a USB cable and itunes installed on your computer. Well if you like to sync your media content wirelessly then you have came to the right location. Read on.
Yes, we are here giving you the simple, easy and hidden feature of itunes to wirelessly sync your iPad, iPhone or iPod. It is a tricky procedure but easy one. All you require is a reliable Wi-Fi router and both should be connected to same Wi-Fi network.
Our procedure sometime will not work, that may be due to improper router configuration or firewall blocking.
Our procedure sometime will not work, that may be due to improper router configuration or firewall blocking.
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Steps To Wirelessly Sync Your iOS Device With PC
- First of all make sure your iDevice and PC are connected to same Wi-Fi network.
- Also check whether firewall is not enabled in your router and it should have active internet connection.
- Later on connect your iDevice to PC using USB cable.
- Open iTunes and wait until itunes detect your device.
- Later once your device is detected, Select your device on the left side of the iTunes window. In iTunes 11, your device will be in the upper-right. You can also find your device by expanding the sidebar from the View menu.
- Click the Summary tab.
- Scroll to the Options section and select "Sync with this [iOS device] over Wi-Fi."
- Later, Click Apply.
- Now restart your iDevice and iTunes. You should be able to find your device connected to itunes and started syncing automatically whenever both are running.
- Enjoy!!
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Bio: A Technology Leninist who believes that success can only be achieved if one has a practical implementation knowledge. He is a Computer Science Engineer, a professional blogger and a debugger.
