[Ultimate John]

For the past six weeks, complaints from users running this trifecta of pain have been clogging a thread on Apple's discussion board. The posts report that - in most cases - iTunes 9 for Windows will recognize the iPhone, but when a sync is attempted, users are greeted with a cryptic "error 0xE8000065" - an iPhone-connection failure notification.

Although the reported configurations that are unable to sync iPhones with iTunes for Windows are many and varied, they have one thing in common: Intel's new P55 Express chipset.

Some have had success using a PCI-based USB card - which, of course, bypasses the P55's on-board USB controller. Others haven't been so lucky: They're been BSODded when attempting to use a PCI USB card. Some users have had success with fixes including deleting the iPodDevices.xml file from C:\Users username\AppData\Local\Apple Computer\iTunes, by disabling Bonjour, or by digging into the BIOS to turn on C-state capability.

Source: The Register

[Munkypoo7]

Way to go Apple... you found out how to blue screen Win7!

[lareeth]

Munkypoo7, on 02 November 2009 - 12:05 AM, said:

Way to go Apple... you found out how to blue screen Win7!

It was neither Apple or Microsoft's fault, It was Intel's!

[FalseAgent]

lareeth, on 02 November 2009 - 08:27 AM, said:

Munkypoo7, on 02 November 2009 - 12:05 AM, said:

Way to go Apple... you found out how to blue screen Win7!

It was neither Apple or Microsoft's fault, It was Intel's!

yeah it's Intel's fault.

[pcHuntqwerty]

Isn't P55 motherboard for i7 and i5 CPU series?

[PurplePeopleEater]

lareeth, on 01 November 2009 - 07:27 PM, said:

Munkypoo7, on 02 November 2009 - 12:05 AM, said:

Way to go Apple... you found out how to blue screen Win7!

It was neither Apple or Microsoft's fault, It was Intel's!

still made me lawl

As for this, how could this one chipset not be compatable with ipod syncing? thats the wierdest thing I've heard