I plug in the USB to phone & computer, but it does not ask me how I want to connect (drive, media sync, etc.). I downloaded HTC's Sync software, which should have put the drivers on my PC, but still nothing...
Has anyone had any luck and can share how to get my PC to recognize the phone?
thanks!
cbasse said:
I plug in the USB to phone & computer, but it does not ask me how I want to connect (drive, media sync, etc.). I downloaded HTC's Sync software, which should have put the drivers on my PC, but still nothing...
Has anyone had any luck and can share how to get my PC to recognize the phone?
thanks!
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If I'm not mistaken, the default behavior is 'Charge Only'. At least that's what my settings show.
Settings > Connect to PC
What do your settings look like?
This is hopefully a simple setting change and not a bug!
Look in your notification bar. There should be a little usb icon thing there. If you click on it a menu should come up with usb options
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If I'm not mistaken, the default behavior is 'Charge Only'. At least that's what my settings show.
Settings > Connect to PC
What do your settings look like?
This is hopefully a simple setting change and not a bug!
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Got it set as "disk drive" but still nothing. Tried different settings, too, to see if I could get it to connect somehow - nothing. Might try rebooting the pc and phone and see if that does anything.
Should debugging be on or off?
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Look in your notification bar. There should be a little usb icon thing there. If you click on it a menu should come up with usb options
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Nope...it doesn't pop up. Trying a reboot of both pc and phone to see if that works. Might try another pc too.
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I am unfortunately at work right now and can't help debugging yet.
Have you tried changing USB ports? Also it would be better to have the USB plugged in to the back of your computer. The front ports usually don't work well.
I usually have USB Debugging set to on.
To be honest I haven't actually tried to connect my HTC One X yet to a computer so this is all speculation.
Thanks all. Reboot of both did the trick!
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Have you tried another port? Maybe you said so and i missed it, but i would try that first. The other thing i would do is check device manager and see if anything is showing up with the little yellow exclamation point. I had that happen it was showing android device. I google search and downloaded just the Win 7 x64 drivers. Ill put it on my dropbox and share it so you can download and see if that helps.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/77821273/HTC_Driver_64.zip
i am facing the same problem exactly. reboot dint fix it. triedon both xp and windows 7
USB won't connect
muid02 said:
i am facing the same problem exactly. reboot dint fix it. triedon both xp and windows 7
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Maybe it is the USB cable. Do you have another cable from a different device you can try?
muid02 said:
i am facing the same problem exactly. reboot dint fix it. triedon both xp and windows 7
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Mine was a pain untill finished root. I'd make sure you have the proper HTC drivers installed. That helped me.
Stock USB connections suck.
htc one s don't get recognised by pc only charges
hi,
i bought htc one s a few days ago, it connected to the pc fine just until a few days ago when nothing shows up only charge.
i can't think of what i haven't done.
from downloading differrent versions of htc sync and sync manager, to drivers.I reinstalled windows, reset the phone but nothing works
when i connect to the pc, the pc doesn't even make a sound, the phone only charges. i tried turning usb debugging on and off but nothing it doesn't even show debugging connected on the notification area. it doesn't show anything on the device manager. i cant even root to install a custom rom
i dont know what to do.
help me PLS.
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You're in the wrong forum, this is the HTC One XL forum.
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So I can't connect my Droid RAZR to my windows 7 machine...
I have tried a lot of things!
I've tried:
*Different computers including Vista and Linux
*Different cables
*Different fastboot files
*Re-installing drivers
*Factory reset
*PIM sync from the market etc.
What happens when I plug my phone into my PC is the computer recognizes it, it makes a sound, then it says Unknown Device connected or some times it says USB malfunctioned and then on my lockscreen it says the phone is charging but it doesn't show on my battery icon.
Whats also interesting is if I got into Fastboot mode and connect to my computer it says USB connected and then I can use it in RSD with no problems.
I'm on ICS with no root.
Please help!
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Try turning on USB Debugging (if you haven't), under Settings > Applications > Development.
I had the same prob with my S3... Tip from Post above solved my problem...
neomeone said:
Try turning on USB Debugging (if you haven't), under Settings > Applications > Development.
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Thanks but I've already tried that
Jeanjacq said:
Thanks but I've already tried that
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With the phone plugged in, have you tried opening up the lockscreen so you can get to your phone? Please take a screenshot of the device manager settings.
Computer Management -> Device Manager -> Find the device (double click on it) -> Details -> Hardware Ids
Or you can write out what the hardware ID is. Thanks.
YOu said you also tried it in linux. please post the output from lsusb for any unknown devices
Huawei Mercury
I am also having a similar issue with the pc not recognizing the phone. I never had an issue with this problem. I have only rooted my phone with no custom room. I have always connected my phone to the pc and was giving a connection screen on my phone asking me if i want to connect as a mass media storage. A week ago this behavior stopped. I don't know what to do anymore. I don't remember doing anything to the phone to mess up the setting? I connected it to several computers using different micro usb data cables and nothing occurs.
The only thing happens is my phone receives a charge from the computer and thats it. Any ideas? Is there anyway i can reset the system or what not?
quickser4u619 said:
I am also having a similar issue with the pc not recognizing the phone. I never had an issue with this problem. I have only rooted my phone with no custom room. I have always connected my phone to the pc and was giving a connection screen on my phone asking me if i want to connect as a mass media storage. A week ago this behavior stopped. I don't know what to do anymore. I don't remember doing anything to the phone to mess up the setting? I connected it to several computers using different micro usb data cables and nothing occurs.
The only thing happens is my phone receives a charge from the computer and thats it. Any ideas? Is there anyway i can reset the system or what not?
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same problem here with my S3 mini can anyone help? please
neomeone said:
Try turning on USB Debugging (if you haven't), under Settings > Applications > Development.
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me also facing same problem and already i turned on USB Debugging mode but nothing happened. still i can't connect USB mass storage of my android device
Hey guys what you should try to do is use this :
after pluggin in your devices and removing their current driver in device manager(control panel>admin tools>computer management>device manager>
and then install this
http://adbdriver.com/upload/AdbDriverInstaller.exe
also make sure you adb debugging is enabled (if it's not visible(setttings>about/info>build number tap it multiple times) usually its settings>dev options>usb debugging.
also maybe try using this software as pc suite myphonexplorer
Can you guys go to the storage menu in settings, press the menu key, select USB connection mode (or something like that) and play around with the settings in there? Try that out.
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Hi.
I just bought a Sensation XE two days ago, Its not completely new I bought it second hand. Previously used for a month.
Problelm is when I connect my USB cable to my laptop, It does not show any option like Mass storage, htc sync, tether etc.
I didn't notice this earlier until I started the unlocking bootloader process and it was stuck at 'waiting for device'. I've tried every possible thing I could find on the internet and couldn't find any problem similar to mine. Tried changing ports, USB cables even the OS(I'm using ubuntu 13.10) to Windows 8. No luck!!
I'm wondering if its a hardware problem, if so can anyone please confirm me so that I can return it back from whom I bought!!
All your help will be appreciated,
Thank you.
akhrot91 said:
Hi.
I just bought a Sensation XE two days ago, Its not completely new I bought it second hand. Previously used for a month.
Problelm is when I connect my USB cable to my laptop, It does not show any option like Mass storage, htc sync, tether etc.
I didn't notice this earlier until I started the unlocking bootloader process and it was stuck at 'waiting for device'. I've tried every possible thing I could find on the internet and couldn't find any problem similar to mine. Tried changing ports, USB cables even the OS(I'm using ubuntu 13.10) to Windows 8. No luck!!
I'm wondering if its a hardware problem, if so can anyone please confirm me so that I can return it back from whom I bought!!
All your help will be appreciated,
Thank you.
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Hi,
In settings/developer options, have you ticked USB debugging?
Yes, I have. I also have fastboot unchecked in power under settings. Problem is that when I plug in the usb cable the notification bar should show usb debugging enabled and the option for charge, disk mount, HTC sync etc but it's not doing except charging the phone without any of the above mentioned notifications.
akhrot91 said:
Yes, I have. I also have fastboot unchecked in power under settings. Problem is that when I plug in the usb cable the notification bar should show usb debugging enabled and the option for charge, disk mount, HTC sync etc but it's not doing except charging the phone without any of the above mentioned notifications.
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Hi,
Have you got ADB and Drivers installed?
Do you have windows 7 or 8?
Are you using HTC cable?
Make sure you are not using USB 3.0 slots, or hubs.
Try different slots ,or different PC if you can.
Hi,
Do you know which ROM do you have?
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probably you have to install htc sync too
For some reason, my N5 can't be seen on my PC. It doesn't show up in device manager, and the phone itself doesn't prompt me for any kind of connection (mtp for example). I think its a driver issue, does anyone know a way to help?
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Same thing with me. But I screwed something up.. I was having trouble with the drivers so I used the first guide on theandroidsoul that was posted in the stickied how to unlock the bootloader thread. After I uninstalled the driver in device manager on my win7 computer like it says in step 3 of the guide my computer no longer detects my nexus5 or nexus4. They both charge but they aren't listen in device manager/no connection sound when I plug them in.
I have restarted my computer a few times. Made sure usb debugging was on in the developer options.Toggled MTP on and off. I also checked on another computer that it wasn't the usb cable.
Same here! anyway to get those old drivers back?
FirePoncho86 said:
For some reason, my N5 can't be seen on my PC. It doesn't show up in device manager, and the phone itself doesn't prompt me for any kind of connection (mtp for example). I think its a driver issue, does anyone know a way to help?
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Same here! anyway to get those old drivers back?
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Okay now this is weird. Anyone reading this must think I'm and idiot. I know for sure it wasn't working before. I used 3 different usb cables on both n4 and 5. I wiggled them and held them in place leaning in different directions just in-case the usb male end wasn't making the connection. I just tried the n4 one more time and it worked, then tried the n5 and that worked too.
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Okay now this is weird. Anyone reading this must think I'm and idiot. I know for sure it wasn't working before. I used 3 different usb cables on both n4 and 5. I wiggled them and held them in place leaning in different directions just in-case the usb male end wasn't making the connection. I just tried the n4 one more time and it worked, then tried the n5 and that worked too.
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pfm
this is what i did to fix mine
first i uninstall all drivers
went to device manager when i had my nexus 5 hooked up and it show nexus 5 with a exclamation mark so i uninstall.but usb debug has to be on.
now disconnect phone and turn usb debugging off .
after u do that connect phone and click on storage and click on 3 dots on corner and select mtp and drivers shoud install and it should work.
its all i did. keep trying.after uninstalling drivers reboot pc too.
littlegreenalien said:
this is what i did to fix mine
first i uninstall all drivers
went to device manager when i had my nexus 5 hooked up and it show nexus 5 with a exclamation mark so i uninstall.but usb debug has to be on.
now disconnect phone and turn usb debugging off .
after u do that connect phone and click on storage and click on 3 dots on corner and select mtp and drivers shoud install and it should work.
its all i did. keep trying.after uninstalling drivers reboot pc too.
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I tried this a couple of times! PTP but MTP isnt...
If anyone was playing around with NRT or other similar tool kits & had universal USB drivers installed to unlock, install custom recoveries & root, that could've "wrecked" other drivers & settings on it (Windows 7 ??) - one way to restore the connectivity to the N5 is to use MS's System Restore, go back to the earlier date - it should be successful restoration after it finished & reboot. Strange & hard to explain, but it worked & it was too late at night for me while helping out to work the logics behind it. The laptop normally see the N5 upon usb cable plugging in & open with the prompt to read the folders & files.
No matter what, usb debugging off & on, it was no good - only recognize the N5 when switched to Camera (PTP) mode & can only see 2 folders, normally - MTP or Media Device is the default setting & all the "SD" folders visible ...
Once reconnecting via usb cable, let it sit for 1 or 2 minutes so that the drivers can "wake" up and install & recognize the device(s).
Grrrrr, upon further checking with my old faithful HTC, the desktop OS seemed to have "corrupted" the USB drivers and now it is only reading it as a Removable Drive & not as HTC device.
I would go back & follow Littlegreenalien's steps to see what happen and then attempt a System Restore, time to brew up some coffee this weekend & deal with this minor challenge. Wondering if it's the new KitKat thing - and, sidenote, both N7 (2012) and N5 are generating random bug reports even on rooted stock rom & kernel. :cyclops:
Didn't think of a system restore! Man that's a good idea, I'll try it when I get home. My N5 also generated a bug report around when I was trying to fix this problem!
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littlegreenalien said:
this is what i did to fix mine
first i uninstall all drivers
went to device manager when i had my nexus 5 hooked up and it show nexus 5 with a exclamation mark so i uninstall.but usb debug has to be on.
now disconnect phone and turn usb debugging off .
after u do that connect phone and click on storage and click on 3 dots on corner and select mtp and drivers shoud install and it should work.
its all i did. keep trying.after uninstalling drivers reboot pc too.
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This was the answer for me as well. All android drivers need to be uninstalled, then let the computer detect the N5 and install drivers
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FirePoncho86 said:
Didn't think of a system restore! Man that's a good idea, I'll try it when I get home. My N5 also generated a bug report around when I was trying to fix this problem!
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Let us know how it turned out, look at Window's Control Panel, do you see Portable Devices & under it, it should say Nexus 5, and click it to see the drivers (total of *.dll's and *.sys on my W7 Ultimate 32-bits OS)
Now that everything has been restored, "Auto Play" popped up after a pause of few seconds with usb making connections. Rebooted the laptop & now it's seeing the HTC again after auto reinstall drivers.
Just in case anyone, off-topic slightly, if anyone is playing with their Nexus 7 sideloading KitKat & small OTA patch, you should also see Android Device under the Control Panel & the Google Nexus 7 ADB Interface - with USB Debug enabled. But, with the Nexus 5 connected, it is showing "Google Nexus 4 ADB Interface" while showing it as N5 under Portable Devices ... what the heck !
I'm going to leave it alone for the time being, if it ain't broke & is working, leave it alone & let it be. Call me lazy, TGIF - not going to go thru the routines of uninstalling drivers, rebooting & all that and ruin the webcam, camera & other usb drivers loaded on the laptop. I can run ADB and Fastboot commands, etc. just fine now.
The simplest and shortest way to connect google nexus5 with PC as MTP(Media device)
FirePoncho86 said:
For some reason, my N5 can't be seen on my PC. It doesn't show up in device manager, and the phone itself doesn't prompt me for any kind of connection (mtp for example). I think its a driver issue, does anyone know a way to help?
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When I plugged it, there wasn't any yellow exclamation mark within Device Manager. So for me, the drivers were OK. But the device was not listed within my Eclipse DDMS. After a little bit of searching, it was just an option to change in the device settings. By default, the Nexus 5 USB computer connection is in MTP mode (Media Device).
What you have to do is:
Unplug the device from the computer
Go to Settings -> Storage.
In the ActionBar, click the option menu and choose "USB computer connection".
Then select Media device(MTP) or Camera(PTP) based on your requirement...
Plug the device and you should have a popup on the device allowing you to accept the computer's incoming connection..
I hope this will help!
Hi,
I'm sure this is a simple one but I can't solve the problem!
I have a laptop at home with windows XP which, although it will see the phone as a hardware device, will not let me transfer data to/from it. When I select PTP it works fine but nothing happens with MTP. It works fine on the work laptop...
I've tried uninstalling the drivers, re-connecting phone so the drivers are automatically loaded again to no avail. Tried switching on USB debugging too (this seem to kick start the PTP option though). It may have happened when I was loading lollipop on my phone using my laptop, but I can't be sure. I put the SDK(?) folder on my desktop which I have now deleted, although this idea my be a red herring.
I'm sure this is easy, any ideas?
Cheers.
Check there's not an acer device shown as connected as a recent windows update screwed up the drivers
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Thank for the reply.
No its not showing Acer, its actually showing "Google Nexus ADB device"?!
With usb debugging both on and off?
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Tried both and neither make a difference!
It'll be a driver issue, when it happens it's a pain in the ass. When you figure out the fix. You're like 'damn that was simple' always the way! Lol. Have you checked the driver issues thread?
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I'm sure you're right! No I haven't I'll go have a look.
Cheers
Hey guys,
I have an issue that's been frustrating me. I can't connect my Vivo to my pc. I should be fine because I did everything. I uploaded the newest driver (I believe), I downloaded Vivo Assistant to
pc and I turned on USB debugging. When I put on the cable to the phone it does nothing other than charging.
Am I missing something? I'd appreciate any help!
Thanks1
Have you enable under developer setting-select usb configuration-media transfer protocol (MTP)??
By default it's only for charging,actually all the smartphone by default is charging selected and every user must change it to MTP and so pc can recognized it as hard drive.
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paatha13 said:
Have you enable under developer setting-select usb configuration-media transfer protocol (MTP)??
By default it's only for charging,actually all the smartphone by default is charging selected and every user must change it to MTP and so pc can recognized it as hard drive.
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Yeah, I did actually. My phone is the global version. Can that be the issue?
Alaaddinsarac said:
Yeah, I did actually. My phone is the global version. Can that be the issue?
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Just to clarify situation.
Did you do what I've suggested and still your pc does not recognize your phone??
Did you tried different usb cable or different usb port on pc and still nothing??
This has nothing to do with global or any region parameter.
It's simple how every android device works.
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See if when you connect to pc there's a message in notification center asking how you want to use USB connection. Select file transfer. You access this notification by sliding down from the top of the phone screen edge.
Also, unlock the phone before you connect to pc.
paatha13 said:
Just to clarify situation.
Did you do what I've suggested and still your pc does not recognize your phone??
Did you tried different usb cable or different usb port on pc and still nothing??
This has nothing to do with global or any region parameter.
It's simple how every android device works.
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Yeah, I did what you suggested but sadly didn't work. I have used a different cable but haven't used a different pc. Maybe I should try that.
Saloei said:
See if when you connect to pc there's a message in notification center asking how you want to use USB connection. Select file transfer. You access this notification by sliding down from the top of the phone screen edge.
Also, unlock the phone before you connect to pc.
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The problem is, I don't get a notification. I get nothing. It just starts charging.
Thanks for the help anyways!
Alaaddinsarac said:
The problem is, I don't get a notification. I get nothing. It just starts charging.
Thanks for the help anyways!
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Remove MTP or your device from Device Manager and give it another go.