Try to plug the data cable of the mobile phone into the USB interface behind the main chassis;
Please check one or more entries named "Apple Mobile Device (Recovery Mode)" in Device Manager. These entries may display exclamation points:
If this happens, the following steps may solve the problem, and then you can continue to restore the device. Open Device Manager and connect your device. Click the View menu and select "Arrange Devices by Connection.". An incorrect entry for "Apple Mobile Device (Recovery Mode)" was found. You may need to expand various parts of Device Manager to find it. Directly above these entries is the entry of "USB Composite Device".
According to your Windows version, please follow the following steps to update this driver:
For Windows XP, right-click the total USB composite device entry and select Update Driver from the shortcut menu. If you are asked if you want to connect to Windows Update to search for software, select No, not yet, and then click Next. Select Install from a list or specified location (advanced), and then click Next. Select "Do not search. I want to install the driver myself, and then click Next. Click the Have Disk button. In the Have Disk dialog box, click the browse button. Use this window to navigate to the following folder: c: \ \ program files \ \ common files \ \ apple \ \ mobile device support \ \ drivers. Double-click the usbaapl file listed in this folder. Click OK in the Have Disk dialog box. Click Next to complete the driver installation steps. Open iTunes to verify that the device can be recognized correctly, and then continue to restore the device.
For Windows Vista or Windows 7, right-click the total USB composite device entry and select Update Driver Software from the shortcut menu. Click Browse Computer to find driver software. Click to select from the list of device drivers for your computer. Click the Have Disk button. In the Have Disk dialog box, click the browse button. Use this window to navigate to the following folder: c: \ \ program files \ \ common files \ \ apple \ \ mobile device support \ \ drivers. Note: If you are using a 64-bit version of Windows, this folder may be stored in C: \ \ Program Files (x86) \ \ Common Files \ \ Apple \ \ Mobile Device Support \ \ Drivers. Double-click the usbaapl.inf file listed in this folder. (If you are using a 64-bit version of Windows, the file is usbaapl64.inf. ) Click OK in the Have Disk dialog box. Click Next to complete the driver installation steps. Open iTunes to verify that the device can be recognized correctly, and then continue to restore the device.
In fact, the failure of Apple devices to automatically connect to the recovery mode is mostly related to the driver. If you feel that the steps are troublesome, you can also suggest that you try to use the Aisi brush machine on another computer, which is also the simplest and most effective method.