Navigate to the file called “ iPhoto Library“:. Here are the steps (for the Mac – I’m not sure if this issue exists for Windows users): Essentially, your Photo Cache may have become corrupted and you simply need to delete it. A quick Google search on that error, however, produced some good results, and, in the end, fixed my issue, so I figured I would share and prevent future head-pounding-on-the-desks from others. :max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/001_fix-itunes-original-file-could-not-be-found-2000494-576a9ee1421e4df6aa90fe4b1137f44d.jpg "itunes file not found")
The required file cannot be found.” Nothing more.
It cryptically said “ The iPhone cannot be synced.
Every since I had to restore my iPhone 4 from a backup, I have been having a pesky error message popping up each and every time I would sync my iPhone with iTunes on my Mac.
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