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Connecting your iPhone to your computer via the iTunes multimedia management software allows you to transfer music, videos, photos and other data between the device and your PC. As of version 10.5 of iTunes, a wireless connection can be established between your iPhone and PC, allowing you to perform a full synchronization and backup of your device's content and settings over a Wi-Fi network. A USB cable is required to set up Wi-Fi syncing the first time, after which a wireless connection can be established whenever your iPhone and PC are connected to the same network.
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Launch iTunes on your PC and click the 'Help' menu. Select 'Check for Updates,' and allow any available updates to install. ITunes restarts after the update process is complete.
2.Connect your iPhone to your PC using its USB cable. ITunes automatically detects that an iPhone has been connected and adds it to the 'Devices' list.
3.Select your iPhone from the iTunes 'Devices' list and click the 'Summary' tab in the main window.
4.Check the 'Sync with this iPhone over Wi-Fi' box in the 'Options' section, and then click the 'Apply' button. Allow a full synchronization to take place before disconnecting the iPhone. You can now establish a wireless connection between the iPhone and PC whenever they are connected to the same network.
Tips
- The iPhone will automatically connect to your PC wirelessly whenever iTunes is running on the computer and the iPhone is connected to a power source.
- Launch the Settings app, tap 'General,' then 'iTunes Wi-Fi Sync,' then 'Sync Now' to manually activate a wireless connection with your PC and perform an iTunes synchronization.
About the Author
Spanner Spencer has been writing since 2005 for a variety of print and online publications. Focusing on entertainment, gaming and technology, his work has been published by Eurogamer.net, 'The Escapist,' 'GamesTM,' 'Retro Gamer,' 'Empire,' 'Total PC Gaming' 'The Guardian,' among others. Spencer is a qualified medical electronics engineer with a Business and Technology Education Council certificate in technical writing from Huddersfield Technical College.
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