Help/Support lldb windows with itunnel_mux.exe

[asianqueen 2.9k iPhone 13 Pro Max 15.0]

All of the sudden, I started to get this error...

 

I tried to open itunnel_mux.exe, I get this error:

[ERROR] Error 0x2 (2): 'No such file or directory'
[FATAL] Could not locate 'Apple Mobile Device Support' folder path in registry:
ABORTING

If I run lldb.cmd, it close automatic. If I run it as admin, I get error:

Widnows cannot find 'itunnel_mux.exe'. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again"

Updated July 19, 2015 by asianqueen

[Rook 561k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

Try this:

 

Open CMD then run lldb.cmd on the CMD window you have opened.

[asianqueen 2.9k iPhone 13 Pro Max 15.0]

lldb opens, but mux.exe closes.

[Rook 561k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

lldb opens, but mux.exe closes.

Hmm... Can you run itunnel_mux.exe manually also?

[asianqueen 2.9k iPhone 13 Pro Max 15.0]

Run manually will lead me to the first error i posted. Then close afterwards.

Updated July 19, 2015 by asianqueen

[Rook 561k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

Run manually will lead me to the first error i posted. Then close afterwards.

"Could not locate Apple Mobile Device Support folder in registry"?

 

Sounds like you might need to reinstall iTunes?

 

Try that and make sure the Apple Mobile Device (Support) process or service is running.

 

Check in these places:

Services.msc (type in run), task manager (CTRL+SHIFT+ESC) or msconfig (type in run).

[asianqueen 2.9k iPhone 13 Pro Max 15.0]

I can see that it's running and I reinstall itunes to test it out before I post this in support.

[Rook 561k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

I can see that it's running and I reinstall itunes to test it out before I post this in support.

When did you start having this issue?

 

If I remember correctly, you debugged a game with lldb before?

[asianqueen 2.9k iPhone 13 Pro Max 15.0]

thats correct... it was working fine until my harddrive crap-out on me and I have replace my hdd with ssd.

[Rook 561k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

thats correct... it was working fine until my harddrive crap-out on me and I have replace my hdd with ssd.

So you reinstalled Windows?

 

Can you maybe let me check things via TeamViewer? Troubleshoot it via Teamviewer?