My FRD-L09 doesn't show up in
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Just to make sure I'm not just being retarded: I plugged in my phone with the delivered usb-to-usb-c cable. USB Debugging is on. And I set the USB mode to Files in the persistent notification.
I can browse the internal storage and the SD card from my pc.
Do I need to install usb drivers first?
Where do I find the correct files?
The Hihonor support page doesn't even list anything related to Honor 8.
This XDA thread about drivers has a dead link to Huawei drivers.
I don't see drivers on this Huawei Honor 8 downloads page.
The naked driver listed on the xda page looks old, didn't try.
I found a shady page linking to some files by Single Drivers on blogspot and a random G+ message linking to said page.
It's late and I'm tired so I guess I'll postpone the rest of my search for another day.
Does any of you know where to download the correct drivers?
Maybe I should mention I'm on Windows 7. I tried plugging my device in a different usb port but don't get a popup it's automatically downloading drivers.
Have you tried HiSuite?
miva2 said:
My FRD-L09 doesn't show up in
Just to make sure I'm not just being retarded: I plugged in my phone with the delivered usb-to-usb-c cable. USB Debugging is on. And I set the USB mode to Files in the persistent notification.
I can browse the internal storage and the SD card from my pc.
Do I need to install usb drivers first?
Where do I find the correct files?
The Hihonor support page doesn't even list anything related to Honor 8.
This XDA thread about drivers has a dead link to Huawei drivers.
I don't see drivers on this Huawei Honor 8 downloads page.
The naked driver listed on the xda page looks old, didn't try.
I found a shady page linking to some files by Single Drivers on blogspot and a random G+ message linking to said page.
It's late and I'm tired so I guess I'll postpone the rest of my search for another day.
Does any of you know where to download the correct drivers?
Maybe I should mention I'm on Windows 7. I tried plugging my device in a different usb port but don't get a popup it's automatically downloading drivers.
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Try the mtp & ptp selection. Or ptp selection
try changing usb mode i.e MTP or PTP
Thanks for your suggestions.
adriansticoid said:
Have you tried HiSuite?
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Nope I have not but I prefer to avoid it.
Tmobilefan906 said:
Try the mtp & ptp selection. Or ptp selection
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I didn't see those options. Is it the same as the "photo" and "files" option that appears in the notification?
How do I change my usb modes on EMUI 4.1?
miva2 said:
Thanks for your suggestions.
Nope I have not but I prefer to avoid it.
How do I change my usb modes on EMUI 4.1?
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I forgot what drivers I used to make ADB work in mine. But I believe it's a generic Huawei driver. As for USB modes, you can find it under Developer options. OR, enable USB debugging, plug your phone, then you can select USB modes in the status bar.
miva2 said:
Thanks for your suggestions.
Nope I have not but I prefer to avoid it.
I didn't see those options. Is it the same as the "photo" and "files" option that appears in the notification?
How do I change my usb modes on EMUI 4.1?
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Yes...isn't there a pull down to change USB options? If not, go into your dev options and chose "select USB configuration"
Developer options and usb debugging were (and are) enabled.
Yes I see now there is USB configuration menu in de developer options. The available options are charge only, MTP, PTP, RNDIS, audio source and MIDI. MTP is selected. I assume the Files button corresponds to MTP and the Photos button to PTP. (or whatever the buttons are called)
I'll look for a generic Huawei driver. I suppose I can find those on a Huawei site
Only generic Google drivers for ADB. The rest, including mass storage, is automatic in Windows 10.
If there's already drivers for ADB, you need to remove them and install Google's.
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Only generic Google drivers for ADB. The rest, including mass storage, is automatic in Windows 10.
If there's already drivers for ADB, you need to remove them and install Google's.
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Generic Google drivers didn't worked for me. At least on my laptop.
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adriansticoid said:
Generic Google drivers didn't worked for me. At least on my laptop.
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Probably you have a different configuration. Throughout all the brands I've used, it was always Google drivers. Sometimes the cable didn't help.
zinko_pt said:
Probably you have a different configuration. Throughout all the brands I've used, it was always Google drivers. Sometimes the cable didn't help.
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Will check that.
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I really couldn't find drivers for Honor 8 even though I found for older Honor devices and other Huawei devices (not sure if those would work, didn't try)
I ended up installing HiSuite and it works fine now. I can see my device in
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now.
I preferred not to clog up my laptop even further but it looks useful still.
miva2 said:
I really couldn't find drivers for Honor 8 even though I found for older Honor devices and other Huawei devices (not sure if those would work, didn't try)
I ended up installing HiSuite and it works fine now. I can see my device in now.
I preferred not to clog up my laptop even further but it looks useful still.
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HiSuite is the last resort if generic adb drivers don't work. Have you tested fastboot?
miva2 said:
I really couldn't find drivers for Honor 8 even though I found for older Honor devices and other Huawei devices (not sure if those would work, didn't try)
I ended up installing HiSuite and it works fine now. I can see my device in
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now.
I preferred not to clog up my laptop even further but it looks useful still.
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Do a restore point. That way you can always revert.
Its not working for Honor 8 pro
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Do a restore point. That way you can always revert.
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I tried installing all ADB and fastboot, Nothing worked for me, Finally installed Hisuite the device is connected but my ADB is not working.
My device is not listed in "adb devices"
Am an android developer it is most required for me. Please help.
Livemaker said:
I tried installing all ADB and fastboot, Nothing worked for me, Finally installed Hisuite the device is connected but my ADB is not working.
My device is not listed in "adb devices"
Am an android developer it is most required for me. Please help.
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i'm stuck at the exact point of this last poster @Livemaker. Got Hisuite installed but can't see my phone when ADB devices is ran, did you ever solve it?
edit: please ignore me I needed to enable usb debugging :fingers-crossed:
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i'm stuck at the exact point of this last poster @Livemaker. Got Hisuite installed but can't see my phone when ADB devices is ran, did you ever solve it?
edit: please ignore me I needed to enable usb debugging :fingers-crossed:
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Yeah issue solved just enable "allow ADB debugging in charge only mode" in developer option.
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Hi, I'm trying to go back to stock rom following this guide but I can't get adb to recognize my phone (even if I've already used adb in this pc to unlock the bootloader and flash the custom recovery). I'm on Liquid Smooth ROM and my pc has Windows 8.1.
I tried uninstalling motorola drivers and reinstalling again and uninstalling and letting windows install the drivers automatically but no luck either way (and USB debugging is activated in the phone).
When I access to the device manager in the pc it shows a warning sign on Motorola ADB Interface saying the controllers for that device are not installed, that the manufacturer is unknown and that there aren't compatible controllers for the device (I'm translating what the pic says for those who don't understand spanish xD). I tried to uninstall that Motorola ADB interface thing but it remains there.
What can I do?
SOLUTION: See last post.
You'll need to manually install the driver for the unknown devices. Point to your motorola driver folder.
Are you on CM11?
I had the same problem, tried Motorola USB Driver, Universal ADB driver, Google USB driver and also editing the USB.inf to match the hardwareID.. none of that worked until I set the USB computer connection to Camera (PTP)
Good luck!
neozen21 said:
Are you on CM11?
I had the same problem, tried Motorola USB Driver, Universal ADB driver, Google USB driver and also editing the USB.inf to match the hardwareID.. none of that worked until I set the USB computer connection to Camera (PTP)
Good luck!
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That same thing happens to me, if I put it in camera mode it does work, the problem is that I need it to work in fastbood mode and it doesn't recognize my device there
gpz1100 said:
You'll need to manually install the driver for the unknown devices. Point to your motorola driver folder.
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EDIT: I've found the solution, I noticed I had two Motorola ADB Interface controllers, one in "Android Devices" and the other in unknown controllers. I went to the unknown one and imported the same certificate the upper one had and now it works (though I have two Motorola ADB Interface in android devices).
binlalo said:
That same thing happens to me, if I put it in camera mode it does work, the problem is that I need it to work in fastbood mode and it doesn't recognize my device there
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In fastboot mode, I made the USB work by using Koush's Universal ADB driver.
But if you are using Windows 8 or 8.1, you'll need to turn off the forced signature verification before you can install the drivers, since they are not signed.
Well... glad you got it..
binlalo said:
EDIT: I've found the solution, I noticed I had two Motorola ADB Interface controllers, one in "Android Devices" and the other in unknown controllers. I went to the unknown one and imported the same certificate the upper one had and now it works (though I have two Motorola ADB Interface in android devices).
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Well... glad you got it..[/QUOTE]
can you explain how did you do this? i have the same problem on c-rom....
FaiTCRaH said:
Well... glad you got it..
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can you explain how did you do this? i have the same problem on c-rom....[/QUOTE]
Go to device manager, you should see a device called "Android Device" (IIRC). Right click to update device drivers, select device driver, manually search for one but then pick choose from a list. You should be able to see the right driver that is normally used.
HI all, I seem to have a problem getting my laptop (ubuntu 12.04) to recognize my phone as storage when connected via USB. Here's what happened. I have already enabled USB debugging and USB debugging notify. When I plugged the phone to my laptop I got the usual message on the screen of my phone an when I clicked on it there were 2 tick boxes: one to recognize the phone as camera (that by the way worked) and the other one that recognized the phone as storage: when ticked nothing happened on my laptop, so I unticked both and now that bloody message is not coming up anymore on my phone, I only got one which says "USB debugging connected". ANy idea?
thanks
Disable the USB debugging... It's not needed for storage connection.
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HI thanks, ok fair enough but somehow I seem to have messed up with it and I would like to fix it if I can: I can't get the usb debugging mode message up when I connect the phone and the laptop doesn't recognize it as storage, not only ubuntu but even windows! could it be a matter of drivers? If so where can I get them from?
thanks
Menu>Storage>*menu on the upper right corner*>USB computer connection>*check box MTP/PTP*
happygolucky919 said:
Menu>Storage>*menu on the upper right corner*>USB computer connection>*check box MTP/PTP*
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Thanks. When I connect the device as PTP it gets connected but when I do it as MTP , computer shows the error that drivers are not installed.
I'm having a similar problem on my phone, there is no option to change USB computer connection, so phone not regonised when plugged into PC? Any ideas?
MTP is a proprietary and modern protocol, older or open source OS's will not support it out of the box. You will need the relevant drivers, not sure how to do it on older version of Ubuntu, may be worth looking in their forums (support is included in new version in the proprietary driver bundle). There are no drivers for Windows XP, but you can get them for Windows 7, I'll dig out the guide I have bookmarked somewhere.
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MTP is a proprietary and modern protocol, older or open source OS's will not support it out of the box. You will need the relevant drivers, not sure how to do it on older version of Ubuntu, may be worth looking in their forums (support is included in new version in the proprietary driver bundle). There are no drivers for Windows XP, but you can get them for Windows 7, I'll dig out the guide I have bookmarked somewhere.
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Thanks. That would be of great help.
Dush123 said:
Thanks. That would be of great help.
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Here are the three guides I have bookmarked relating to MTP, I think the first from Tom's Hardware should fix (download is in 3rd post).
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/50119-63-devices-working
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2390296
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2391236
Hope these help.
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Oh yeah the other thing I didn't mention is MTP honors your phones security, so if you have a secure lock it won't show up initially until screen is on and device is unlocked.
Same issue, no options under USB computer connection !
boringfrog said:
I'm having a similar problem on my phone, there is no option to change USB computer connection, so phone not regonised when plugged into PC? Any ideas?
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Hi, boringfrog,
were you able to get the issue resolved ?
After the phone upgraded from 12.0-YNG1TAS17L to 12.0-YNG1TAS2I3, i am seeing the similar issue, my phone will only charge on a Laptop, i tried different cables, 2 laptops, uninstalled and re-installed drivers, nothing works, i did a dirty flash back to 12.0-YNG1TAS17L the issue still exists, i tried enabling and disabling ADB debugging etc...
Under storage options , under the three dots on the right i see the USB computer connection, upon hitting it , nothing happens, the storage page just refreshes... no options to mount as MTP....
Please help need to copy the data from phone to PC...
mkhanemkay said:
Hi, boringfrog,
were you able to get the issue resolved ?
After the phone upgraded from 12.0-YNG1TAS17L to 12.0-YNG1TAS2I3, i am seeing the similar issue, my phone will only charge on a Laptop, i tried different cables, 2 laptops, uninstalled and re-installed drivers, nothing works, i did a dirty flash back to 12.0-YNG1TAS17L the issue still exists, i tried enabling and disabling ADB debugging etc...
Under storage options , under the three dots on the right i see the USB computer connection, upon hitting it , nothing happens, the storage page just refreshes... no options to mount as MTP....
Please help need to copy the data from phone to PC...
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Sorry it was a friends phone so I just returned it to him after try a few attempts. Can you not put your data into the cloud then you can access it on your PC? Good luck.
PC not recognizing OnePlus 2 after update to Oxigen 3.0.1
What seems to solve the problem is to pull down the notifications bar, which shows one notification which gives you multiple options for the USB. Please choose the file download option(usually the second option). Your OPT will show up on the PC.
Thanks and regards to all.
Hi, I've been trying to connect my rooted Nexus 5 to my laptop for a few hours now with no luck. It works for my desktop but it doesn't for my work laptop. Both machines recognize it as Google ADB interface in device manager but I can't see the folder on my laptop. I tried with and without USB debugging, MTP/PTP and I also installed SDK tools but none of them worked. When I try to uninstall the drivers, so I can reinstall them, it does the uninstall, I plug in the usb again and the device is there like the drivers were never uninstalled. I've attached a screenshot with the driver and the date. Any thoughts on what's causing the issue?
geolykos said:
Hi, I've been trying to connect my rooted Nexus 5 to my laptop for a few hours now with no luck. It works for my desktop but it doesn't for my work laptop. Both machines recognize it as Google ADB interface in device manager but I can't see the folder on my laptop. I tried with and without USB debugging, MTP/PTP and I also installed SDK tools but none of them worked. When I try to uninstall the drivers, so I can reinstall them, it does the uninstall, I plug in the usb again and the device is there like the drivers were never uninstalled. I've attached a screenshot with the driver and the date. Any thoughts on what's causing the issue?
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Uninstall all drivers for android devices (and make sure you choose the option to remove the files), reboot then plug it in, what does it do? Try the universal drivers?
Also try turning off USB debugging if you have it on.
If you look through the first link in my signature there's a thread on troubleshooting driver issues
Lethargy said:
Uninstall all drivers for android devices (and make sure you choose the option to remove the files), reboot then plug it in, what does it do? Try the universal drivers?
Also try turning off USB debugging if you have it on.
If you look through the first link in my signature there's a thread on troubleshooting driver issues
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I've checked that guide already as it is first to pop on google search. I uninstalled and removed software as you said and it installed Android ABD Interface drivers now. Which I imagine are the same but not device specific. Still not response from my phone though. I can see it under Devices and Printers as well but no folder pops. It works on Windows 7 at home and I tried it on a machine with Windows XP as well and it works fine.
geolykos said:
I've checked that guide already as it is first to pop on google search. I uninstalled and removed software as you said and it installed Android ABD Interface drivers now. Which I imagine are the same but not device specific. Still not response from my phone though. I can see it under Devices and Printers as well but no folder pops. It works on Windows 7 at home and I tried it on a machine with Windows XP as well and it works fine.
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Not sure then. Try this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47165389&postcount=3
If not then try asking in the driver thread.
Enable USB debugging mode if its not on. I usually turn on and off and then connect it to your PC.
badboy47 said:
Enable USB debugging mode if its not on. I usually turn on and off and then connect it to your PC.
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OP wants to connect in MTP, not for adb I think lol. No need to turn it on, and on some devices I've had in the past it won't show up if you have it on :/
Ive connected my S6 to the computer but it doesnt show up in My Computer. It shows that the MTP USB Device driver has failed to install. Any solutions? Ive tried everything available on the internet. Even kies and smartswitch and samsung drivers installed. Nothing seems to work at this point.
Does it work on another PC, or with a different cable?
EddyOS said:
Does it work on another PC, or with a different cable?
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I tried it on my laptop but it doesnt work on it either. Tried 3 different cables. Weird part is I transferred Music to my phone via the computer just yesterday and all of a sudden today it does this.
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Ive connected my S6 to the computer but it doesnt show up in My Computer. It shows that the MTP USB Device driver has failed to install. Any solutions? Ive tried everything available on the internet. Even kies and smartswitch and samsung drivers installed. Nothing seems to work at this point.
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Was usb debugging turned on the last time you were using mtp? Is it turned on now?
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skghosh.mail said:
Was usb debugging turned on the last time you were using mtp? Is it turned on now?
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Debugging is off. The last time I used mtp debugging wasnt enabled.
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Debugging is off. The last time I used mtp debugging wasnt enabled.
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Try to turn on usb debugging from developer options. See what happens. If it fails then probably your usb connnection somehow got stuck in charge only mode. In that case you will need to force mtp through commandline. Just see what happens after you try to turn on debugging first.
Additional note: this is pretty basic stuff but still worth mentioning. What happens when you try to select usb options type from inside storage settings? Does the settings option open up? Is mtp selected over there?
skghosh.mail said:
Try to turn on usb debugging from developer options. See what happens. If it fails then probably your usb connnection somehow got stuck in charge only mode. In that case you will need to force mtp through commandline. Just see what happens after you try to turn on debugging first.
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How do i force mtp through commandline? Debugging isnt working either.
I just edited my last post. Please take a look and get back.
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I just edited my last post. Please take a look and get back.
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MTP mode is selected. Ive tried PTP mode as well. But the "MTP" drivers fail to install.
spike.trickster said:
MTP mode is selected. Ive tried PTP mode as well. But the "MTP" drivers fail to install.
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You can force mtp through command line only if you have root access. Are you rooted?
Since mtp is already selected in the connection type list, the problem is probably due to a bad driver structure. Disconnect your device from PC. Remove all the drivers and kies software from your pc. Reboot and connect phone. Try to see if the windows driver works out not. I am guessing you are on windows 7, right?
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You can force mtp through command line only if you have root access. Are you rooted?
Since mtp is already selected in the connection type list, the problem is probably due to a bad driver structure. Disconnect your device from PC. Remove all the drivers and kies software from your pc. Reboot and connect phone. Try to see if the windows driver works out not. I am guessing you are on windows 7, right?
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Ive tried that as well. Windows drivers also couldnt install MTP. Im not rooted. How did this even happen? I mean It was fine yesterday.
You can try these two solutions in their order and report back.
1) On your phone, go to Security -> Device administration->Device adminstrators. Check if there are any app with admin privileges, you have to deactivate them and see if MTP access works.
2) Connect your phone, swipe ur top menu down & tap USB PC connection settings, switch from MTP to PTP. Let driver's install. Now, go to the safely remove & eject media & eject your phone, when it says its safe to remove. Just switch your PTP back to MTP, see if the drivers install successfully then.
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skghosh.mail said:
You can try these two solutions in their order and report back.
1) On your phone, go to Security -> Device administration->Device adminstrators. Check if there are any app with admin privileges, you have to deactivate them and see if MTP access works.
2) Connect your phone, swipe ur top menu down & tap USB PC connection settings, switch from MTP to PTP. Let driver's install. Now, go to the safely remove & eject media & eject your phone, when it says its safe to remove. Just switch your PTP back to MTP, see if the drivers install successfully then.
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Thanks for the support. I had disabled a MTP package bymistake in packagedisablerpro. sorry for the inconvenience.
My OnePlus 7 Pro acts as Read-Only when I plug it in.
I noticed there is a folder in the OnePlus 7 Pro that has a Driver executable which installs the necessary drivers and I run that fine.
But that doesnt do anything and I cannot access my phone storage at all, that OnePlus folder with the drivers is all that shows up every time.
Yes I change it to "File Transfer", yes Ive tried all USB ports and even different UCB cables and cords. Going into device manager it seems windows is being a clown and cant seem to understand the drivers. Ive attached some pictures to show what I get.
Im honestly lost at this point as to what to do. Please help.
What does my computer show? Isn't it right there called storage D? If not right click run as admin and reinstall drivers and restart, plug phone in and choose file transfer..it may or may not pop up right away that's why need look at my computer
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What does my computer show? Isn't it right there called storage D? If not right click run as admin and reinstall drivers and restart, plug phone in and choose file transfer..it may or may not pop up right away that's why need look at my computer
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Thats my 4TB PC storage drive, not the phone. Ive installed the drivers as admin, done everything I can think of and still what you see in the screens is what Ive been getting.
Have you tired running both setups?
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Have you tired running both setups?
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Yes. They both just install the drivers so not sure why there are two setups.
How about the tool all in one, install drivers option
djhulk2 said:
How about the tool all in one, install drivers option
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Just tried that and same thing T_T.
I'd remove the USB drivers, then install drivers from toolallinone, then scan for changes
djhulk2 said:
I'd remove the USB drivers, then install drivers from toolallinone, then scan for changes
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Did that and does nothing. Same old T_T
Anyone can help?
10cheesecakes said:
Anyone can help?
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Try this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7lruX5XfSs
Rebel021 said:
Try this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7lruX5XfSs
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Yea I tried that and I get that "This device is not working properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device. (code 31). I mentioned that in my initial post and have a picture of it.
Are you using a USB cable that supports data transfer? The original cable from OnePlus that came with your device as an example.
jcsww said:
Are you using a USB cable that supports data transfer? The original cable from OnePlus that came with your device as an example.
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Yes I have the original and I bought a new one because I heard the original for some odd reason has issues with data transfer. It hasn't helped.
Bump? Anyone please help?
10cheesecakes said:
Bump? Anyone please help?
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Just a shot in the dark...
Have you tried the PTP option?
I've had several phones that, for whatever reason, the files couldn't be seen unless I used PTP instead of the File Transfer option.
KOLIOSIS said:
Just a shot in the dark...
Have you tried the PTP option?
I've had several phones that, for whatever reason, the files couldn't be seen unless I used PTP instead of the File Transfer option.
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Yes Ive tried that too to no avail sadly.
Any other ideas guys? It seems to be a Windows driver issue or something along those lines.
Any other help guys?