Accessory may not be supported
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Maria
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Hello,
I have been very annoyed for several months by the same issue. Let me explain: I often get this error message: Accessory may not be supported, when I plug my phone in to charge. Therefore, I no longer see the charging sign. However, I leave it charging and I see that the percentage has increased but after several hours, it's weird. I have changed the charger numerous times. Both original and non-original, it's the same :(
Also when I connect it to my computer, it never works. I'm fed up. Can someone help me please? There is no Apple Store in Morocco. There are only incompetent people at mobile retail points. Each one has a different explanation. Anyway, please help me!
Best regards.
I have been very annoyed for several months by the same issue. Let me explain: I often get this error message: Accessory may not be supported, when I plug my phone in to charge. Therefore, I no longer see the charging sign. However, I leave it charging and I see that the percentage has increased but after several hours, it's weird. I have changed the charger numerous times. Both original and non-original, it's the same :(
Also when I connect it to my computer, it never works. I'm fed up. Can someone help me please? There is no Apple Store in Morocco. There are only incompetent people at mobile retail points. Each one has a different explanation. Anyway, please help me!
Best regards.
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Hi, I read your post, it's not the charger that's the problem, I think it’s more likely to be the cable you’re using, it’s the cable you need to change, not the charger. If you’re using an original Apple cable and you’ve also tried with another original Apple cable and you’re still getting the same message, it’s probably the iPhone that has a problem. Check that the device’s connector is clean; sometimes fibers from clothes or dust get stuck in the device’s connector.
Does anyone have a solution?