> Guys, > > Subject says it all. Updated iTunes to latest version. I know that apps and > music are now divorced. Have not yet updated ipHone 7 to iOS 11, or mid 2010 > Mac mini to from Sierra to High Sierra. Want to avoid doing that for a > while. > > Just added a few CDs to my iTunes library and wanted to add them to my phone > by syncing with cable. Unfortunately, iTunes will not activate the sync > process the way it always did. > > In the past, I had issues that were solved by disconnecting my Skype USB > camera before attempting a cable sync or backup with iTunes. This doesn’t > work now. In fact, even my USB full QWERTY keyboard won’t work unless the > iPhone is disconnected. As near as I can tell, the only imaginable reason > for this lack of operability must lie in the fact that iTunes 12x doesn’t > like iOS 10. Will upgrading to iOS11 solve this problem? More to the point, > will I also have to upgrade my mid 2010 Mac mini to High Sierra? That’s > something I really am not interested in doing until I absolutely must. If, > for some reason, this ancient box won’t tolerate High Sierra, I need to know > that, too. > > Best, > Kevin >
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