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ItBeMe22

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I have what I would con sitter good charging cords. But once in a wile I will plug in to charge and after a few min's it will pop up and say it will not support this device. Now sometime it will go all week and be okay. Than I may plug it in at say 52% and at say 92% up comes the pop up, And if i unplug it and plug it back in it may or may not go to 100% Now this is on a iPhone 5 with IOS 7 and I think it started to do that only after I installed 7 on it :confused:
 
If your "good" charging cords didn't come from Apple, these are typical results. If these are genuine Apple cords, then you should take them back for an exchange.
 
You did and wasted my time and yours. Thank You very much.
If you don't know the answer just admit your dumb.:mad:

You can stuff your insulting response. My point about giving threads a descriptive title is valid. Ask a mod.

And I agree 100% with the other poster and gave his post a +1.
 
You did and wasted my time and yours. Thank You very much.
If you don't know the answer just admit your dumb.:mad:

You're the one asking questions, does that make you dumb?

As the other person mentioned, this is an issue with using unofficial 3rd party cables.

You'll get more people into your threads if you use a real title, not some ambiguous one like you used.

Also, you have two threads, which you could easily have combined into one.

Way to throw around insults. Kids these days..
 
You did and wasted my time and yours. Thank You very much.
If you don't know the answer just admit your dumb.:mad:

you want him to admit hes dumb yet you wrote "con sitter" instead of consider??

and yes. common forum courtesy is descriptive thread titles so people know the topic.
 
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