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iPhone users occasionally run into a strange error – the 9, 4005, 4014 / 4013 – that prevents you from upgrading to latest iOS version via iTunes. Barring OTA updates, any update that is done through iTunes runs the risk of several errors and one of them, the 4013/4014, is our concern here. Put simply, the error is hardware related but like all things digital, you don’t really get to fix this one without your share of head-banging. There are a variety of solutions that worked for various people. What we try here is to make sure you don’t go about trying them randomly but in an ordered way. That makes it easier to fix.  Fix iTunes Error 4014 Before You Start As always: Use the latest version of iTunes Make sure iPhone has enough space to bring in a new update. A gig or more is recommended. Also make sure the iPhone is not low on battery. Update your Mac or PC, if there is an update available for it. How to Fix iTunes Error 9, 4005, 4014/4013 The Real Proble

Internet failure, difficult connection, very slow or unstable data rate: Here are the steps to check to restore the Internet home, Diagnose the cause of the failure and repair or have it repaired. Follow the following steps in order: Check the connections (phone jacks, USB jacks, Power ...), the cables and LEDs of your modem (box). These should flash correctly (see manual provided by your ISP). Also try to pull out the telephone jack very lightly, The metal blades (inside the plug) do not make good contact when the Socket is pushed in fully. Trying to restart your Internet box Test other Internet applications (e-mail or instant messaging, games, other Software ...) than the browser to see if the Internet as a whole is unavailable or Only a few applications are blocked. Check your firewall settings (port 80 should not be blocked, or the Internet browser and applications that use the Internet) Check your IP address an