How to Fix iPhone Won't Sync with iTunes After Upgrading to iOS 10.2/10.1/10

"After updating to iOS 9.3.5, iTunes cannot sync music/photos to my iPhone 6, even if I downloaded and installed the latest iTunes 12.5.2 on my pc and recently updated to the new iOS 10.1" – One iPhone 6 plus user complained on Apple forum about iTunes sync problem in iOS 9/10.1.

Although Apple has always been releasing iTunes to fix bugs on syncing iPhone music and playlists, and recently puts 12.5.2 to support the latest iOS 10 update, there are still some iTunes issues you may meet when syncing songs, playlists, photos or some other types of data from computer to iPhone or iPad, especially when you are one of new iPhone 7/6s users. And in this post, for fixing "iTunes won't sync" problem, we offer some basic tips below, which we think would be helpful for the solving of some iTunes sync problems in iOS 8/9, and even the new released iOS 10.1 and iOS 10.2 update.

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Tips to Fix iTunes Sync Issues in iOS 9/iOS 10/iOS 10.1/iOS10.2

There are some simple tips that you can use to fix "iPad/iPhone cannot be synced with iTunes after an iOS update". Now let's check the basic tips below.
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Tip 1. Change another USB cable

Tip 2. Check WIFI connection.

Tip 3. Update iTunes to the latest version.

Tip 4. Turn off iCloud Music Library and iTunes Match on iPhone: Tap Setting > Music to turn off it.

Tip 5. Turn off "Show Apple Music" on iPhone: Tap Setting > Music to turn off Apple Music.

Tip 6. Turn off "Show Apple Music" on iTunes (Computer): iTunes > Edit > Preferences > General > Turn off Show Apple Music > Click "OK".

Tip 7. (For sync error 54) Read guide to fix iTunes sync error (-54).

Tip 8. Use iTunes alternative. You can use AnyTrans to sync selected files from iTunes to iPhone. It supports iOS 10/9/8/7/6/5.

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