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Whenever you plug your Android or Windows Phone cell, all you'll get is a Windows notification sound and you are good to go.
However, when iPod or iPhone is plugged in, they auto-run iTunes and start the auto sync process.
iTunes has been never light on computer resources and it doesn’t make any sense to run it every time you connect your device for charging. It just comes in your way of work and sometimes causes a little bit of distraction.
If the same problem is bothering you as well, let us show you how you can prevent iTunes from automatically launching whenever an iOS device is connected.
Disabling Auto Sync in iTunes
Open iTunes on your computer. You can simply plug in the device and let it work for you for this last time. In iTunes 11, as the menu bar is hidden, press the ALT button on your keyboard and click on Edit—>Preferences.
In the General Preferences window navigate to Devices tab. Here check the option Prevent iPods, iPhone, and iPads from syncing automatically and save the settings.
Click on the OK button and close iTunes if you may like. From now on whenever you connect your iOS device to your computer, you will have to manually run iTunes if you would like to sync the device. For simply charging, you will not be bothered again.
Disable iTunes Helper
Windows users can disable the feature by removing the iTunes helper from the Windows start up and optimize the computer start up at the same time. Windows 8 users open the Task Manager and navigate to the Start-up tab. Here look for iTunes Helper and disable it from Windows 8 start-up.
Windows 7 users can run MSConfig and disable iTunes Helper.
Conclusion
So that was how we can disable iTunes auto-start when iPhone or iPod is connected. If you don’t want to sync your iTunes every time you connect it for charging, it’s the best possible way it can be accomplished.