Apple Mobile Device (Recovery Mode) No Driver Found, How to Download

Part 1. Does Apple Offer Apple Mobile Device (Recovery Mode) Driver Download

Since the device you are having an issue with is from Apple, your first obvious solution would be to ask Apple to give you the required drivers files. This will then make it easier for you to install the drivers and get iTunes to recognize your device.

However, Apple does not actually let you download the drivers from their website. If you do a quick search for Apple mobile device recovery mode driver Windows 10 on Google, you will find that there are a number of links to download the drivers but none of those are from Apple. There are many third-party websites offering you the download of the required Apple USB drivers.

If you see twin Entries of Apple Mobile Device (Recovery mode) are seen with exclamation Marks and your iTunes cannot recognize your iPhone in recovery mode, or Apple mobile device USB driver not showing up/ missing in device manager, you can try to download or update Apple Mobile Device USB Driver.

Part 2. How to Download/Update Apple Mobile Device USB Driver Windows 10/8/7

Although Apple does not directly supply you with the required USB drivers, it recommends a method that you can use to update the USB drivers on your computer. Depending on where you have installed the iTunes app from, you can use either of the following methods to get Apple recovery mode driver on your computer.

1. Download Apple Mobile Device USB Driver by Update Apple Driver

If you have installed the iTunes app from Microsoft Store, then you need to follow the steps given in this section to update your Apple drivers.

• Unplug your iOS devices from your computer.
• Unlock your devices and plug them into your computer.
• Close the iTunes app.
• Launch Device Manager on your computer.

• Right-click on Apple iPhone under Portable Devices and select Update driver.

  

• Choose Search automatically for updated driver software on the following screen.

  

• Once updates are installed, you can launch iTunes and it should recognize your phone.

2. Reinstall Apple Mobile Device USB Driver with .inf File

If your iTunes version comes from the Apple website, these steps will help you fix the Apple mobile device recovery mode no driver found issue on your device.

• Unplug your devices from your computer.
• Unlock your devices and connect them to your computer.
• Open the iTunes app.

• Press the Windows + R keys, type in the following, and hit Enter.

  %ProgramFiles%\Common Files\Apple\Mobile Device Support\Drivers

• Right-click on either usbaapl64.inf or usbaapl.inf and select Install.

  

• Reboot your computer.

The iPhone recovery mode driver should now be installed and updated on your computer.

Part 3. Restore iPhone in Recovery Mode without Using iTunes

If you are having any trouble installing the required drivers, another method is to use a non-iTunes method to restore your device. You do not necessarily need to use iTunes to perform tasks on your iOS device as tasks like restoring can be done using a third-party software as well.

There is a software called Tenorshare ReiBoot that lets you repair your operating system by restoring the phone. It is easy to use and takes no more than a few minutes to get the job done. The following shows how to fix the Apple mobile device recovery mode driver Windows 7/8/10 issue with this software.

• Download and install the software on your computer. Connect your device to your computer and select 'Start' in the software.

  

• Select 'Standard Repair' on the following screen.

  

• Click on Download to download the firmware to your computer. It will start repairing your device when the firmware is downloaded.

  

• When the firmware is downloaded, click ‘Start Standard Repair’ and it will start restoring your device.

  

Conclusion

You are all set. Using our guide above, you should be able to do iPhone Apple mobile device recovery mode driver download on your computer without any issues. And if iPhone or iPad not detected in Windows 10 after you update drivers, you can give a try to ReiBoot to restore iPhone in recovery mode without iTunes.