Yes, I have had the same problem with my iMac. Every day when I went to use it that same event occurred for about a month or two. Then only a couple of times over the next couple of months.
It may have been an issue with my Verizon router after a power failure. Over the course of time and another power failure I shut down and restarted several macs, two MS based machines an iPod, three iPhones and three iPods.
Only had the message on the iMac .
Still don't for sure why this happened.
Bobby
--- In apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com, Jon Kreisler <jonkreisler@...> wrote:
>
> Every device on my Wi-Fi network has a unique name. AirPort Extreme 7.6.3
> I try to Wi-Fi sync my iPhone 5 (IOS 6.1.3) to my Mac Pro (Mac OS X 10.8.3,
> iTunes 11.0.2)
> Lately, iTunes pops up with a a message, "Computer name is already in use
> on this network..."
> It then proceeds to give my Mac Pro a new name, by appending a number
> within parentheses, or, on subsequent attempts, changing the number in
> parens.
> The iPhone then disappears from the device list in iTunes.
> I quit and restart iTunes, but as soon as I hit the sync button, the same
> thing happens again.
> Has anyone else encountered this problem? It would appear that the computer
> name appears somewhere in network cache, but I can;t figure out where. I
> have rebooted the AirPort, but the problem remains.
> Thanks for any insights,
> Jon
>
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