Getting the required device support files for a specific iOS version is essential for Xcode to recognize and work with the corresponding devices. If you're encountering difficulties downloading the support files or not seeing the iPad device in Xcode, here are some steps you can try to resolve the issue: Update Xcode: Make sure you have the latest version of Xcode installed. Visit the Mac App Store or the Apple Developer website to check for any available updates. Updating Xcode can often resolve compatibility issues with newer iOS versions. Install Additional Components: Launch Xcode and navigate to "Preferences" from the "Xcode" menu. In the "Preferences" window, go to the "Components" tab and check if there are any available components or updates. Install any relevant components, especially those related to iPadOS 17 or the specific iOS version you're targeting. Manually Install Device Support Files: If Xcode fails to download the required device support files automatically, you can try manually installing them. Search online for the specific device support files for iPadOS 17 and download them from a reliable source. Once downloaded, extract the files and copy them to the appropriate location within Xcode.app. Typically, you can find the folder at the following path: /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/DeviceSupport/. Use Xcode 15.0 Beta: Since you mentioned that Xcode 15.0 beta doesn't show the iPad device, it might be a compatibility issue with the beta version. In that case, consider reverting to a stable release of Xcode (e.g., Xcode 14.4) that supports the iOS and iPadOS versions you need. This ensures better stability and compatibility for your development work. Reset Trust Settings: On your iPad, go to "Settings" > "General" > "Reset" > "Reset Location & Privacy." This will reset the trusted computers list on your iPad. Then reconnect your iPad to your Mac and check if it appears in Xcode. If none of the above steps resolve the issue, it may be worth considering a more comprehensive troubleshooting approach. This could include uninstalling and reinstalling Xcode, restarting both your Mac and iPad, and ensuring that your Mac meets the system requirements for the Xcode version you're using. If you continue to face difficulties, you may also want to consult the Apple Developer Forums or reach out to Apple Developer Support for further assistance.