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I m on iOS 13 5 and using Xcode 11 4 to build on to it  I m getting this error message   The KBlackberry is my iPhone device name  I tried restarting the device and reconnecting of course and various other things but nothing seems to fix it  My next step is to try a newer version of Xcode

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After trying all of the previous answers  the only thing that worked for me iOS 14 2 was to run Xcode 12 2 beta  and then switch back to Xcode 12 0 1 production

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Developers who are using Xcode 11 5 and trying to install their app in iOS 13 6 device will also see this message  It s a very confusing message  All you need to do is Download Device support files of iOS 13 6 from this link filsv iPhoneOSDeviceSupport  Close Xcode  Unzip and paste it in this location   Applications Xcode app Contents Developer Platforms iPhoneOS platform DeviceSupport   Reopen Xcode    Now you can install the app on the iOS 13 6 device using Xcode 11 5

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If you need to stay on Xcode 11 4  try this   Install Xcode 11 5  with xcodes for example   Copy  Applications Xcode-11 5 0 app Contents Developer Platforms iPhoneOS platform DeviceSupport 13 5 to  Applications Xcode-11 4 1 app Contents Developer Platforms iPhoneOS platform DeviceSupport 13 5  Select Xcode 11 5  build a dummy sample app and start it with your iOS 13 5  Kill Xcode 11 5 and switch back to Xcode 11 4   You should now be able to run your app on iOS 13 5 with Xcode 11 4

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Whenever this error occurs  either your Xcode version or iPhone version isn t working together  You will have to update one or the either or both  2020 Update  Xcode  12 Beta for iOS 14

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Please download the latest device from this URL and add to devices  https   github com iGhibli iOS-DeviceSupport blob master DeviceSupport

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For me it works to unpair the iPhone

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I am not sure if covered in previous answers  but if you go to  Xcode menu   Window   Devices and Simulators You can see warnings and error messages for the device  For example  mine is below    I just updated everything  so I will need to workout where to go from here   quot The current device configuration is unsupported  This iPhone 11 is running iOS 13 6 1  17G    quot   quot To run on this device  please update to a version of Xcode that supports iOS 13 6 1  You can download Xcode from the Mac App Store or the Apple Developer website  quot

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Well  to be able to even get some information about why this happens  I did this   Open Xcode Go to windows   Devices and Simulators Select your phone on the left Scroll down on the right side and see the error  Update to latest Xcode version Update you phone to the latest iOS Unpair your phone from windows   Devices and Simulators  Pair your iPhone Enjoy

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Steps I used to fix it   Updated macOS to 10 15 5  Updated Xcode to 11 5  It still showed the same error so   I disconnected the iPhone and reconnected again  Removed Apple ID and added Apple ID again   And it worked

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If you are on iOS 13 5 and Xcode 11 5  removing the device and adding it again fixed it for me

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My experience  yesterday my iOS 13 6 is supported by Xcode 11 7 and now today the Xcode rejected my iPhone and I update the Xcode to version 12 and everything get back on track  Solution  Update your Xcode to the latest version   Hint  there is no need to update iOS

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I am now using Xcode 11 6  macOS 10 15 6  and iOS 13 5 1  First the problem was that I was on Xcode 11 4  But I couldn t upgrade since I wasn t on macOS v10 15  Catalina  yet   And I couldn t upgrade because my RAID went down and I couldn t make a backup  but that s another saga   After upgrading to Catalina  then to Xcode 11 6 I still couldn t build to the device  So I opened Devices and Simulators and unpaired the phone  as mentioned in the comments here  Then when I tried to re-pair  a warning message said that the device was busy  it was not   Finally  after rebooting the phone  had to untether it for it to come back on   cleaning Xcode  and re-pairing the phone  I finally  finally built to the device  So good luck

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Follow these steps   Check your iOS Version from  Settings   General   About   Software Version  and get the device support file from the link below  https   github com iGhibli iOS-DeviceSupport tree master DeviceSupport  Next  unzip the files and place them at the following location  Applications   Xcode   right click   Show Package Contents   Contents   Developer   Platforms   iPhoneOS platform   DeviceSupport  Restart Xcode

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I was using Xcode beta 3  the latest at the time of writing  and encountered this issue with an iPhone XS running the latest iOS 14 Beta  The solution  after trying a lot of suggestions  was to restart my iPhone

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If you are connecting it with a cable  clean the build folder  run it on the simulator  and then run it again immediately on your phone  If you are using it without a cable  make sure the Wi-Fi connection is exactly the same on both your PC and your phone or turn the personal hotspot on your phone and connect your PC to the hotspot to make sure they re using the exact same connection

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I had the same issue    Xcode 11 5 iOS 13 5 hadn t yet found a fix    so I just switched to build over Wi-Fi     Here are some simple instructions on how to get that setup  Wireless debugging for iOS

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Restarting the iPhone helped me

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I am using an iPhone SE iOS 13 6 1 and Xcode 13 5 and I faced the same issue  While the iPhone is not available  Please reconnect the device warning window is open  I turned off the iPhone  reopened and rebuilt the Xcode project  Trusted in the iPhone and my problem was solved

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If your iPhone iOS version is later than Xcode device support  you should download the files device support from this site and then paste at the below location   Applications Xcode11 4 1 app Contents Developer Platforms iPhoneOS platform DeviceSupport 13 5

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Going to Window   Devices and Simulators will give you a better idea of what s going on  In my case  I had to update the iPhone since Xcode updated overnight and stopped supporting my iPhone

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Download the support file for the iOS version of your device from this link and follow the instructions  Link to the GitHub

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Xcode 11 4 includes SDKs for iOS 13 4 as mentioned on the release notes here  You must update to the beta version if you wish to deal with iOS 13 5

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So I guess all roads lead to Rome  If you re using Xcode 11 7 together with iOS 13 6  consider updating your iOS to 13 7  That worked for me  There isn t any need to upgrade Xcode to 12

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Restarting my Mac was the only thing that resolved the problem  Other things I tried before restarting which didn t work   Restarting Xcode  Re-attaching the iPhone  Restarting the iPhone   I am also now using wireless debugging after reading DanielSmurts  answer

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I had the same issue with Xcode 11 6 and iOS 13 6  Unpairing the device and adding it again solved the problem

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I had this issue today    device name  is not available   Please reconnect the device  My iPhone is running iOS 13 6 1  and the latest version of Xcode will not build with that   I saw a comment on the Apple Developer forums here to update the phone to iOS 13 7  and that resolved the issue for me

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Xcode 11 4 does not support the new iOS 13 5  Updating to Xcode 11 5 fixed the issue for me https   developer apple com documentation xcode release notes xcode 11 4 release notes  Known Issues Xcode 11 4 doesn   t work with devices running iOS 13 4 beta 1 and beta 2   60055806

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This means the Xcode you are using is not compatible with the iOS version on the device   You have updated iOS on the device  but have not updated Xcode   Open the App Store app and update Xcode  If there aren t any updates - go here and download the latest version  not beta  of Xcode

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If the Xcode version you re using supports the major iOS version you re targeting  there s a workaround  Let s say you have installed Xcode 12 1 0 and you wish to run your project on a device with iOS 14 2  Then  you can download the iOS Developer Disk Image from here and move it from the downloads folder to  Applications Xcode 12 1 0 app Contents Developer Platforms iPhoneOS platform DeviceSupport You d download iOS 14 2 Developer Disk Image and extract the contents of 14 2 zip to your Xcode s DeviceSupport directory

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Before you debug with iPhone  follow this mapping table about the version of Xcode and iOS  Xcode 12 3   iOS 14 3 Xcode 12 2   iOS 14 2 Xcode 12 1   iOS 14 1 Xcode 12   iOS 14 Xcode 11 7   iOS 13 7 Xcode 11 6   iOS 13 6 Xcode 11 5   iOS 13 5 Xcode 11 4   iOS 13 4 Download at https   developer apple com download more   If you re still encountering the error  try to unpair the device within the menu Window  gt  Devices and Simulators  clean Xcode  reconnect and trust the device  then re-run  It worked for me   Get more info  https   en wikipedia org wiki Xcode

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If you are using an old Xcode version and your phone is updated  you don t need to update your Xcode  You can simply add the device support  https   github com iGhibli iOS-DeviceSupport

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For some reason  switching USB ports worked for me  I tried many of the above solutions - updating  etc  Nothing worked until I switched to a different USB port  Strange

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It is likely that your phone s iOS version is not supported by your Xcode version  You can verify this by  quot Adding Additional Simulators quot   tapping the   sign at the bottom left of that dialog  and then selecting  quot Download more simulator runtimes    quot  in the OS Version field  Compare the most recent available OS Version to your phone s iOS version  on your phone go to Settings - gt  General - gt  About   Upgrading Xcode fixes this - so long as that doesn t cause any problems for you  If for some reason you need to stay on the same Xcode version but still need to support a newer iOS version  check this article out  https   davidlaristudios com 2016 11 adding-device-support-to-xcode  You can actually copy the device support out of a newer Xcode version and paste it into your Xcode version  Note that this requires that you download the new Xcode version separately - don t upgrade your current version  You can download the newer Xcode version directly from Apple

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