Fix iTunes Error 0xE8000065 when Connect iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad with iTunes

Some of our readers getting Error 0xE8000065 when connecting iPhone, iPod touch, iPad with iTunes on their Windows PC. Here's the error message "iTunes could not connect to this iPhone because an unknown error occurred (0xE8000065)" Let's check out how to fix itunes error 0xE8000065 after the jump.

iTunes Error 0xE8000065 occures with these products :

• iPhone
• iPad
• iPod touch
• Windows
• iTunes
• Windows XP
• Windows Vista
• Windows 7

How to fix iTunes Error 0xE8000065 :

1. Restart your computer.

2. Install the latest version of iTunes.

3. Verify that your computer meets the minimum system requirements. iOS devices require the following minimum version of Windows:

• Windows XP Service Pack 3
• Windows Vista
• Windows 7

4. Download and install any available software updates from Microsoft.

5. Connect the device directly to your computer; not to an external USB hub.

6. Check that the dock connector on both the device and cable are clean of any lint or other debris. If possible, connect your device using a different USB cable.

7. Disconnect other USB peripherals from your computer, with the exception of your keyboard and mouse. After disconnecting these peripherals, restart your computer, connect your device, and open iTunes.

8. Connect your device to a different USB port on your computer.

9. Use the Task Manager to stop some Apple Services:

Launch the Task Manager:

• For Windows XP: Press Control + alt + delete on the keyboard.
• For Windows Vista and Windows 7: Press Control + alt + delete on the keyboard. Then click "Start Task Manager". If Windows needs your permission to continue, click "Continue".

Click the Processes tab of the Task Manager. End each of these three processes by clicking in their names and choosing "End Process":

• iTunesHelper.exe
• AppleMobileDeviceService.exe
• iPodService.exe

After ending these processes, reboot your computer, open iTunes, and test.

10. Connect your device to a different computer to determine whether the issue is specific to your computer.

If the issue only occurs on one computer:

a. Sometimes outdated drivers on a Windows computer can cause this issue. Check with the manufacturer of your computer, or your computer's motherboard, for any available USB chipset driver updates.

b. Determine if the issue affects a specific Windows user account or all accounts. Follow the steps below to create a new user account depending on your operating system:

• Windows XP: Follow the steps in this Microsoft article.
• Windows Vista or Windows 7: Follow the steps in this Microsoft article.

c. If the issue persists in more than one user, uninstall and reinstall iTunes.

d. Disabling Power Management of your USB root hubs may work around or resolve the issue.

f. In some cases, outdated or improperly configured security software may be causing the issue.

If the issue occurs on multiple computers:

a. Make sure you have tried a different, known-good, Apple 30-pin to USB cable.

b. If the computers on which you have tested your device are from the same brand and were perhaps purchased at the same time, it is possible that the cause of the issue is still computer specific. This might be the case if you tested multiple computers in a business environment.

• Check with the manufacturer of your computer or the system administrator of your company for any available USB chipset driver updates.
• If the computers tested were configured by a system administrator, or if you configured multiple computers at home with the same software, it is possible that outdated or improperly configured security software may be the cause of the issue.

c. In some cases it may be necessary to restore the device, especially if the issue occurs on more than one computer and all of the above steps have been performed.

• Restoring the device will erase all data from it. If your device has an Internet connection, you may use email to send yourself your pictures, notes, and other data you may need to back up before you perform a restore.
• If you have backed up your device in the past and you wish to keep this backup, make a copy of the backup on your computer. See this article for details on where backups are stored.
• Restore the device. When the restore is finished, restore from your latest backup.
• If the issue returns, follow this article again and restore, setting up as a new device.

That’s it! Hopefully that tutorial helped you to fix iTunes error 0xE8000065.