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when i plug my phone in to my computer it changes the time even if it is right on the computer any ideas what could be going on or how to fix thanks
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I've had this happen a few times, it's caused by a bad restore file normally.
Try this: 1. Disconnect your iPhone from the computer. 2. Make sure the time and date on the computer is correct. 3. In iTunes, go to Edit > Preferences > Devices. 4. Under Device Backups, select your device in the list. 5. Click Remove Backup. 6. Close iTunes. 7. Reopen iTunes. Reconnect your iPhone. It should make a new backup and that should solve the problem, if not pm me.
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Ok thanks for that I'm not at the computer at the moment so will have to try in a bit I'll let you know how it goes thanks
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Could you perhaps have the wrong time zone set up?
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