iPhone has no drivers in Windows 10 I can't browse my iphone 5 (10.2.1) in windows 10 explorer, it doesn't show up as a volume. 


The iphone is listed in the device manager, with a warning that it
has no installed drivers.
Windows cannot find any drivers online
("iPhone has no driver"), nor in Apple's common program files
(C:\Program Files\Common Files\Apple\Mobile Device Support). 
I've
uninstalled and reinstalled itunes, and the Apple mobile device USB drivers, as a precaution. Iphone is still listed as driverless in
device manager.
I've installed the stand-alone Windows update
(KB3099229_x64) containing media features that were excluded in my version of Windows 10 Pro N.
I've unlocked my device.
I've trusted the computer.
I've rebooted the device.
I've used three different USB ports.
Windows and iphone is updated.
Itunes can interface with the device with no problems.
Update: There are no hardware problems. Everything works on a Windows 7 computer. 


So, why don't there exist any drivers for iphone 5 for Windows 10? Seems like a rather huge oversight.
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