- That will sync all the music of the computer's iTunes to the iPhone, but it may take some minutes, if iTunes has a lot of songs in its Library. You can also manage syncing manually - Click the iTunes menu > Preferences.
- McAfee Mobile Security for iOS helps you locate your lost device on a map even on low battery, back up and restore your contacts and protect your photos and videos in a mobile vault safe from prying eyes.
- Mac users may want to look at SyncMate. I had been using Google Calendar synch for my Outlook calendar, and the free version of Outlook4Gmail for my.
If I put an event in Calendar, on my Mac, in does not sync to my iPhone. However it does sync if I put an event into the iPhone when it will then pick up the previous unsynced events.
Was the option to sync photos from iPhoto removed in iTunes? I recently went through the chore of importing (and deleting) all of my photos from my iPhone 6 into iPhoto. Now, I want to sync some of the albums from iPhoto back onto my iPhone. I was able to sync my phone smoothly with both firewall and avast on. However when I checked my ipod app (my music and podcasts) the phone said there was no content. This sometimes happens so I re synced but still got the no content. I cant sync my iphone it says unkown error-50. Customer Question. I cant sync my iphone it says unkown error-50. So the fact that I synced with my huband's mac as its first sync, I cannot sync it with my windows HP? Have 3g iphone (not jailbroken or unlocked) and cant copy movies. Have 3g iphone (not jailbroken or unlocked) and cant.
user34398945 Answers
I have found that creating a 'dummy' calendar event on my iPhone will unjam synching issues and force OS X and iOS systems to talk to each other. This is not a very elegant method, but it's effective. Simply delete the fake entry when your Mac and iPhone have shared their respective calendars.
I tried the solutions and none worked for me; iPhone 5S sync with MacBook Pro High Sierra; I rebooted both devices; what worked was to go on iPhone Settings -> First icon (my name) then scroll down to iPhone(3) (the name of my iPhone - could be different for you) clicking on which solved the problem - at least for now.
I've had this issue recently as well. One way that seems to force a resync is to first go to the list of Calendars at the bottom of the Calendar app. Drag the list of calendars down, and the gear will start spinning at the top of the screen while the data is resynced. This has worked for me so far.
KentKentRecent versions of iOS and OS X support many calendar service providers, and within them you may have different calendars for each category: Work, Personal, Family, etc.
Check on all synced devices that the same calendars are activated and visible.
On iOS, open the Calendar app, tap on Calendar, and select those you'd like to be visible.
On OS X, you can do the same on the sidebar.
Check the calendar (Work, Personal, etc.) of the event that won't sync.
Avast Iphone App
Sometimes all it takes is to make the calendar viewable on all devices.
Jaime Santa CruzJaime Santa CruzThis has been driving me crazy too. No matter what I tick in preferences, my iPhone calendar will not update/sync with my iMac. I don't want to use iCloud or bluetooth or whatever - I just want the iPhone to sync when I plug it into my iMac. The method (thanks KENT) outlined below is the only thing that has worked:
'I've had this issue recently as well. One way that seems to force a resync is to first go to the list of Calendars at the bottom of the Calendar app. Drag the list of calendars down, and the gear will start spinning at the top of the screen while the data is resynced. This has worked for me so far.'