Joker wrote

Currently trying to restore my iphone & I keep getting the error "The iPhone "iPhone" could not be found." with an error code of (-1) anyone know what to do?

Did you purchase the phone second hand or?

Are you signed in on find my iphone and can you see your phone on there?

You can completly reset the iPhone thought I tunes but it does remove everything from the phone

Skr wrote

Joker wrote

Currently trying to restore my iphone & I keep getting the error "The iPhone "iPhone" could not be found." with an error code of (-1) anyone know what to do?

Did you purchase the phone second hand or?

Are you signed in on find my iphone and can you see your phone on there?

Purchased unlocked from Apple & I am not right now

Are you on the latest download of iTunes can always check for updates to see if you are, have you got any updates for your pc, mac. Laptop?

An unknown error (-1) occurred." It appears when you try to restore your iPhone or iPad using iTunes on your computer while the phone is connected to it. The most common cause of this error appearing is that the baseband chip in the phone is corrupt. This is a hardware issue

Got 8 solutions if your interested?

xGibsonn24 wrote Got 8 solutions if your interested?

yes please.

I use my phone for tons of business dealing with sneakers and I'm losing money every day by not being able to conduct business in a timely manner

Solution #1

Update your Operating System. Open up the Updates page on Windows or the Software Update page on Mac. Install all available updates so your OS is fully updated.
Launch your iTunes application. Open up the options menu and update iTunes to the latest version. Make sure your internet connection is active and working.
Deactivate your antivirus. One of the most common restrictions to the solutions here working is third-party antivirus software. This software's firewall is likely to block data downloads to your device, which can damage your phone. Update your antivirus, then disable the protection until the restore process has been completed. Deactivate your computer's firewalls as well.
Disconnect all other peripherals. Take away any flash drives, external hard drives, printers, scanners, cameras and other USB devices. Keep your keyboard and mouse connected, then reconnect your iPhone. Restart your computer and try the restore again.

Try that one

Close iTunes and open it up again. Try to restore your iPhone one more time. If you are running a virtual computer application, close it. It can interfere with USB cable data transfers.
Try restarting your computer and trying the restore again.

Connect your iPhone to your computer. Start iTunes.
Turn off your iPhone.
Hold down the power button and home button at the same time for 10 seconds.
Release the power button but keep holding the home button down till iTunes notifies you.
Click on update/restore to begin the process in DFU mode.