How to fix an unknown error occurred (4037) − iPhone, iPad, iPod touch (Nothing else worked)
What is the reason behind iTunes error 4037? How to fix it?
Error 4037 appears when you try to connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch with your computer. Nowadays, this error is very rare, however some users would notice it from time to time.
Although it's difficult to trace it, the common reasons behind this error include:
- Corrupt operating system files;
- Antivirus software settings;
- Malicious software;
- Corrupt iTunes files.
Find detailed and step-by-step solutions to fix this error message. Ensure to follow them thoroughly, to avoid causing other issues.
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Restore or update your device from another computer
0(0)0(0)If none of the other solutions to fix the error message 4037 worked, install iTunes on another computer, and try updating or restoring your device from it. If it worked well, it means that your computer needs to pay a visit to the repair shop, either due to a software-related (operating system, drivers, etc.) or a hardware-related (issue with the USB port, etc.).
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Take your device to a repair shop
0(0)0(0)If you ran out of solutions to fix error 4037, including connecting your device to another computer, with a different USB cable, but nothing worked, take your device to a repair shop so that they can investigate this issue further and address it, because it's possible that there is a hardware defect with the lightning port itself, or the motherboard, troubling your iOS device.
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