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im not getting the new hardware found so i can install the usb driver
jad011 said:
im not getting the new hardware found so i can install the usb driver
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what version of windows are you using and what sdk version are you installing?
some of mine did not auto install either .. so I right clicked on my "safely remove hardware" icon. Then I located the one that has my phone recognized and the click on properties and then click the driver tab and you can update the driver and then search for the driver in the location you have it in.
Right click My Computer, Properties, Device Manager, Find the one that is your phone, update drivers, manually search for drivers, locate the drivers on your hdd.
I have followed these steps..> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=532719 <... ok correct me if im wrong i pluged in my phone pops up found new hardware and it give me three options...
1.Locate and install driver software
2.Ask me later
3.Dont show this message again for this device
I did option 1 then it gives me unidentified device installed and when i go into cmd and do the commands it show......
list of devices....
Nothing
when i click safley remove icon(bottom right) it show that my device is a USB mass storage device...I think this might be the problem idk im all confused...
WHAT NOW
Anyone help if can please THANKS...tear drop no adb for now
YES YES F***ing Yes ok sloved finally ok so this is what i did i went into device manager right click on unidentified driver then click update driver software, and then click browse my coputer for software update, then browse to C:\sdk\usb_driver\x86 then next and all done YES excited
jgu71424 said:
1.Locate and install driver software
2.Ask me later
3.Dont show this message again for this device
I did option 1 then it gives me unidentified device installed and when i go into cmd and do the commands it show......
list of devices....
Nothing
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Did you follow these steps in the guide?
Installing Drivers
Plug in your phone through USB and DO NOT MOUNT IT!!!!!
Your computer should see a new device and try to install Android 1.0 driver (If it doesnt, scroll down to the "Im not getting a notification of Android ADB when i plug in my USB" section)
Let it load
Once it cant find them select "Install drivers from my pc"
The drivers you need are in the Android SDK 1.5r2 folder (C:\android-sdk-windows-1.5_r2\usb_driver)
Depending on your OS pick x86 or amd64
You ADB Android Device should now be installed! Good Job
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If you installed it properly, you should have "HTC Dream Composite ADB Interface" in your device manager.
jashsu said:
Did you follow these steps in the guide?
If you installed it properly, you should have "HTC Dream Composite ADB Interface" in your device manager.
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Yes i did and it gave me a pop up with three options i chose option 1(read top for options) and it gave me what i said on top page...
Oh i have windows vista ultimate 32-bit
Since I got Nexus 7, I was not able to use it as MTP device in Windows 7 64bits.
Yesterday, I checked the optional Windows updates and noticed a new Samsung MTP driver. So I updated the driver and when I connected the tablet running on 4.1.1, the device was not detected. Today, after I got the OTA update, I tried again to connect the tablet and it failed to detect the device properly.
These are the steps I completed, that fixed the MTP issue:
1) Open the Devices and Printers in Control Panel, the tablet should be listed under Unspecified devices.
2) Right click on it and select Properties.
3) Click on Change Settings button.
4) Go to Driver tab and click on Uninstall button.
Make sure you check the Delete Driver option, when you uninstall the driver.
I did not have to reboot the computer, by simply connecting the tablet Windows detected the new hardware and reinstalled the proper drivers.
Now I can access both my Nexus phone and tablet, using the same cable and through adb.
Not sure if the combination of both 4.1.2 and new Samsung drivers helped, but the above steps fixed the MTP detection issues I had. Check the Microsoft driver date, is from 2006???
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I'm on Android 4.2.1 and I tried your method but I got a "No Driver Found" error.
Fixed !
I'm on 4.2.1 stock ROM too and it worked perfectly for me, as described !
Thank you very much !:good:
Teck, nobody online aside from you could do anything with this, your instructions fixed it.
So, two questions. Do you have a paypal, and if you do, what's the price of your usual beer?
I'm buying you one.
also any idea on how to fix the same issue on an ipod touch?
If anyone having problems turn off USB debugging and device will show up
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acidspider said:
If anyone having problems turn off USB debugging and device will show up
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This is what I had to do. Just place your files inside your internal memory before you turn on your debugging.
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Another way of fixing this on Windows 8: This problem may happen because you have the Google ADB driver from the Android SDK installed. Windows will pick the ADB driver over the MTP driver, even when USB debugging is turned off on the Nexus 7. It also comes back when you upgrade from Windows 8 to Windows 8.1. To fix this:
Plug the Nexus 7 in and make sure USB mode is set to MTP
Run devmgmt.msc
Locate the ADB driver, which may be under "Android Devices" or "ADB Devices"
Right-click on it and select "Update driver software"
"Browse my computer for driver software"
"Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer"
With "Show compatible hardware" checked you should see two drivers under "Model":
"Android ADB Interface"
Either "MTP USB Device" or "Composite USB Device"
Select "MTP/Composite USB Device" (that is, the one that isn't "Android ADB Interface") and click Next.
Device should now appear as an MTP device.
Confirmed working with the Nexus 7 2013 as well.
Thank you, that worked exactly how you listed it.
TheBeano said:
Another way of fixing this on Windows 8: This problem may happen because you have the Google ADB driver from the Android SDK installed. Windows will pick the ADB driver over the MTP driver, even when USB debugging is turned off on the Nexus 7. To fix this:
Plug the Nexus 7 in and make sure USB mode is set to MTP
Run devmgmt.msc
Locate the ADB driver, which may be under "Android Devices" or "ADB Devices"
Right-click on it and select "Update driver software"
"Browse my computer for driver software"
"Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer"
With "Show compatible hardware" checked you should see these two drivers under "Model":
"Android ADB Interface"
"MTP USB Device"
Select "MTP USB Device" and click Next.
Device should now appear as an MTP device.
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Reinstalled ADB drivers to try this... MTB device does not appear on list.
Why can't someone just post a link to the drivers needed for MTB to work?
drumtrucker said:
Reinstalled ADB drivers to try this... MTB device does not appear on list.
Why can't someone just post a link to the drivers needed for MTB to work?
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SOLVED:
in device messenger, right click on 'unknown device' and update driver/browse my computer../let me pick from list.../portable device/Manufacturer(standard MTP device)/MTP USB device
say YES to install anyway (even though it will blow up the world). after install, unknown device changes to Nexus 7 (or 10 I would hope, but I have 7), this also fixes problem with my Kindle Fire HD 7.
YaY!
Hi. Totally confused Nexus 7 noob
TECK said:
Since I got Nexus 7, I was not able to use it as MTP device in Windows 7 64bits....
These are the steps I completed, that fixed the MTP issue:
1) Open the Devices and Printers in Control Panel, the tablet should be listed under Unspecified devices.
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I've been reading and searching and reading and.... on my Win 7/64, there is no "Other" or "Unspecified Devices" in Device Manager. There is no Nexus 7 under any option in Device Manager. {sigh} Device Manager also does not show either "Android Devices" or "ADB Devices."
I've tried having Windows search for new hardware (it found my wireless router, not my Nexus 7).
I've swapped out the USB cables and tried different USB plugs on the CPU and on a powered hub (the plugs all work with other USB devices).
The Nexus WILL read a thumb drive, so the plug on the Nexus works
I tried turning off the Nexus, rebooting the computer and then plugging the Nexus back in and turning it on. Nothing, Windows did not see it "arrive."
"Safely remove hardware" does not see it.
I looked for a folder on the C: drive that has google drivers in it, no such folder.
I unlocked Developer Options and tried switching between Camera and MTP modes.
I turned off USB debugging.
I have a semi-solid memory that I WAS able to plug the Nexus in and TRF files across a USB cord when I first got it (mid-December) -- but I'm not 100% sure (I'm old and my brain leaks...).
My Win 7 is completely updated, according to MS. I'm baffled. What can I try next? Thanks. (Sorry this is long -- I DID watch the funny noob movie when I registered, and tried to balance: "be short" with "provide all the info.")
It works for me, thank you very much!
SnowTao said:
My Win 7 is completely updated, according to MS. I'm baffled. What can I try next?
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Try usbdeview from Nirsoft, it will show you what device (if any) the Nexus 7 is registering as when you plug it in.
Doesn't Nexus 7 Toolkit (the tool for rooting and all) also install some drivers?
I haven't really have any problems connecting N7 to W7 (lol) stock, but since I've rooted it (and the toolkit installed their own drivers), I've had even less problems.
Only thing I don't like is MTP itself, I'd prefer removable drive, so I could easily manage files and all from total commander, but that's a design flaw, not a bug.
stalnie betw.
drumtrucker said:
SOLVED:
in device messenger, right click on 'unknown device' and update driver/browse my computer../let me pick from list.../portable device/Manufacturer(standard MTP device)/MTP USB device
say YES to install anyway (even though it will blow up the world). after install, unknown device changes to Nexus 7 (or 10 I would hope, but I have 7), this also fixes problem with my Kindle Fire HD 7.
YaY!
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You the man! This worked for me too...was getting really frustrated seeing that MTP yellow error icon and not having my N7 appear in explorer during USB debugging mode.
thanks!
TECK said:
Since I got Nexus 7, I was not able to use it as MTP device in Windows 7 64bits.
Yesterday, I checked the optional Windows updates and noticed a new Samsung MTP driver. So I updated the driver and when I connected the tablet running on 4.1.1, the device was not detected. Today, after I got the OTA update, I tried again to connect the tablet and it failed to detect the device properly.
These are the steps I completed, that fixed the MTP issue:
1) Open the Devices and Printers in Control Panel, the tablet should be listed under Unspecified devices.
2) Right click on it and select Properties.
3) Click on Change Settings button.
4) Go to Driver tab and click on Uninstall button.
Make sure you check the Delete Driver option, when you uninstall the driver.
I did not have to reboot the computer, by simply connecting the tablet Windows detected the new hardware and reinstalled the proper drivers.
Now I can access both my Nexus phone and tablet, using the same cable and through adb.
Not sure if the combination of both 4.1.2 and new Samsung drivers helped, but the above steps fixed the MTP detection issues I had. Check the Microsoft driver date, is from 2006???
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Thanks! Simple and brilliant
drumtrucker said:
Reinstalled ADB drivers to try this... MTB device does not appear on list.
Why can't someone just post a link to the drivers needed for MTB to work?
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TheBeano said:
Another way of fixing this on Windows 8: This problem may happen because you have the Google ADB driver from the Android SDK installed. Windows will pick the ADB driver over the MTP driver, even when USB debugging is turned off on the Nexus 7. To fix this:
Plug the Nexus 7 in and make sure USB mode is set to MTP
Run devmgmt.msc
Locate the ADB driver, which may be under "Android Devices" or "ADB Devices"
Right-click on it and select "Update driver software"
"Browse my computer for driver software"
"Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer"
With "Show compatible hardware" checked you should see these two drivers under "Model":
"Android ADB Interface"
"MTP USB Device"
Select "MTP USB Device" and click Next.
Device should now appear as an MTP device.
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I tried this, but it did not work for me. With "MTP USB Device" driver installed, I still could not see my Nexus 7 in Window Explorer. I tried deleting drivers, installing, updating, to no avail. Finally, one of the times I picked "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer", I saw a "USB Composite Device" in the list. I picked it. It installed, and suddenly my Nexus 7 was visible in Windows Explorer. Here is the info on the driver:
Driver Provider: Microsoft
Driver Date: 6/21/2006
Driver Version: 6.1.7600.16385
Digital Signer: Microsoft Windows.
I have a Nexus 7, running Android version 4.2.2
The computer I was having trouble with is running Windows 7 Pro. I have another computer, running Windows 7 Home Premium. It has always been able to see the Nexus 7 in Windows Explorer. It has the same *old* driver installed. I did not know where to get that driver from. I just hit on it using the procedure above.
Here are some of the drivers which did NOT work for me:
Driver Provider: Google Inc.
Driver Date: 5/24/2012
Driver Version: 6.0.0.0
Driver Provider: Google Inc.
Driver Date: 8/27/2012
Driver Version: 7.0.0.1
drumtrucker said:
SOLVED:
in device messenger, right click on 'unknown device' and update driver/browse my computer../let me pick from list.../portable device/Manufacturer(standard MTP device)/MTP USB device
say YES to install anyway (even though it will blow up the world). after install, unknown device changes to Nexus 7 (or 10 I would hope, but I have 7), this also fixes problem with my Kindle Fire HD 7.
YaY!
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this worked perfect on my n4 win8x64
thanks
stupid google and lg, thanks a lot for not providing good drivers or usb disk mode (like nokia)
worked fine for me also, thnx a lot
Thanks Bro!!!
TECK said:
Since I got Nexus 7, I was not able to use it as MTP device in Windows 7 64bits.
Yesterday, I checked the optional Windows updates and noticed a new Samsung MTP driver. So I updated the driver and when I connected the tablet running on 4.1.1, the device was not detected. Today, after I got the OTA update, I tried again to connect the tablet and it failed to detect the device properly.
These are the steps I completed, that fixed the MTP issue:
1) Open the Devices and Printers in Control Panel, the tablet should be listed under Unspecified devices.
2) Right click on it and select Properties.
3) Click on Change Settings button.
4) Go to Driver tab and click on Uninstall button.
Make sure you check the Delete Driver option, when you uninstall the driver.
I did not have to reboot the computer, by simply connecting the tablet Windows detected the new hardware and reinstalled the proper drivers.
Now I can access both my Nexus phone and tablet, using the same cable and through adb.
Not sure if the combination of both 4.1.2 and new Samsung drivers helped, but the above steps fixed the MTP detection issues I had. Check the Microsoft driver date, is from 2006???
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Literally banged my head on computer before finding your solution.. Just was not deleting the old drivers. Uninstalled it so many times. Deleting the old drivers is the key.
However, still my TV is not liking the MTP. Banging my head on TV now.
Hi! I made a huge mistake, I deleted my whole storage on the M7 and also wiped it completely. I didn't manage to get fastboot drivers running on my pc so the M7 has just been in my drawer for some time now.
Now I want to get it going again. I have a Windows 10 Laptop (very old laptop though) and on my M7 I still have hboot 1.44.0000 and TWRP 2.8.6.0.
Can someone please tell me how to get the drivers going so I can transfer a rom onto my device?
HitchslapHTC said:
Hi! I made a huge mistake, I deleted my whole storage on the M7 and also wiped it completely. I didn't manage to get fastboot drivers running on my pc so the M7 has just been in my drawer for some time now.
Now I want to get it going again. I have a Windows 10 Laptop (very old laptop though) and on my M7 I still have hboot 1.44.0000 and TWRP 2.8.6.0.
Can someone please tell me how to get the drivers going so I can transfer a rom onto my device?
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Boot your device to the bootloader in fastboot mode and connect it to your pc.
Open "Device Manager" -> select the unknown "One" -> right-click -> "Update Driver Software ..." -> "Browse my computer" -> "Let me pick" -> "Android USB Devices" -> select "My HTC ..." -> install the latest driver from the list. :good:
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Danny201281 said:
Boot your device to the bootloader in fastboot mode and connect it to your pc.
Open "Device Manager" -> select the unknown "One" -> right-click -> "Update Driver Software ..." -> "Browse my computer" -> "Let me pick" -> "Android USB Devices" -> select "My HTC ..." -> install the latest driver from the list. :good:
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Thank you for your answer! Unfortunately my computer does not recognize I plugged in the device. It's in fastboot mode though.
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HitchslapHTC said:
Thank you for your answer! Unfortunately my computer does not recognize I plugged in the device. It's in fastboot mode though.
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So your computer does not detect the device at all? No connection sound?
Try a different usb port and/or cable. It's best to avoid ports on the front of your pc. Make sure to use a port at the rear. It's possible there could be a hardware issue with the port the phone though.
If you have access to a Linux OS it would be worth trying it with that. Since Linux doesn't require drivers to connect to Android devices. If Linux doesn't see it then it's probably the port on the phone. :good:
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Danny201281 said:
So your computer does not detect the device at all? No connection sound?
Try a different usb port and/or cable. It's best to avoid ports on the front of your pc. Make sure to use a port at the rear. It's possible there could be a hardware issue with the port the phone though.
If you have access to a Linux OS it would be worth trying it with that. Since Linux doesn't require drivers to connect to Android devices. If Linux doesn't see it then it's probably the port on the phone. :good:
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I tried it with a collegue's pc at work, it shows that it's an unknown usb device, mine doesn't even do that (matter of the usb port version?). I can't do stuff at his pc obviously but I don't think the M7's USB is broken!
Would it be possible to copy a rom via OTG/USB stick onto the device?
HitchslapHTC said:
I tried it with a collegue's pc at work, it shows that it's an unknown usb device, mine doesn't even do that (matter of the usb port version?). I can't do stuff at his pc obviously but I don't think the M7's USB is broken!
Would it be possible to copy a rom via OTG/USB stick onto the device?
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Ok that's a good sign that it's detected by other pc. usb2 or usb3 ports are best. Standard usb ports and internal/external usb hubs should be avoided. You could try unplugging all non essential usb devices then uninstall your usb host controllers. They will auto install after rebooting the computer and may at least force renegotiation of newly connected devices.
Failing that make a bootable Linux usb pendrive. You can then boot Linux from the usb drive and try connecting with that. I have a mini guide here on how to do this. :good:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=54272479&postcount=219
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Danny201281 said:
Ok that's a good sign that it's detected by other pc. usb2 or usb3 ports are best. Standard usb ports and internal/external usb hubs should be avoided. You could try unplugging all non essential usb devices then uninstall your usb host controllers. They will auto install after rebooting the computer and may at least force renegotiation of newly connected devices.
Failing that make a bootable Linux usb pendrive. You can then boot Linux from the usb drive and try connecting with that. I have a mini guide here on how to do this. :good:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=54272479&postcount=219
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Deinstalling the usb host controllers didnt change anything
I'll try it at home again. There I have also an Ubuntu linux installation on my Windows pc. But I remember that didnt help either last time I tried it (I think I even installed it for that specific reason).
Edit: Ok I'm home, M7 gets detected in fastboot mode in Win 10 but is unknown device. What do I do next?
HitchslapHTC said:
Deinstalling the usb host controllers didnt change anything
I'll try it at home again. There I have also an Ubuntu linux installation on my Windows pc. But I remember that didnt help either last time I tried it (I think I even installed it for that specific reason).
Edit: Ok I'm home, M7 gets detected in fastboot mode in Win 10 but is unknown device. What do I do next?
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Install this http://download1443.mediafire.com/qzmgethe1ntg/2lyl151pt5pah2v/HTC-Mobile-Driver-v4.17.0.001.zip
Reboot pc and try again :fingers-crossed:
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Danny201281 said:
Install this http://download1443.mediafire.com/qzmgethe1ntg/2lyl151pt5pah2v/HTC-Mobile-Driver-v4.17.0.001.zip
Reboot pc and try again :fingers-crossed:
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Nothing changed
When I try to install a driver (I have downloaded various M7 drivers) manually Windows always says that the newest driver is already installed...
I have no idea where the one you gave me is installed though...
HitchslapHTC said:
Nothing changed
When I try to install a driver (I have downloaded various M7 drivers) manually Windows always says that the newest driver is already installed...
I have no idea where the one you gave me is installed though...
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Did you extract the zip? Maybe I should have mentioned that. The download in provided is a zip file. But it contains an .exe installer. Extract the installer and run it to install the driver.
You said it was detected as unknown device. Is the device now showing up in device manager, even as unknown device? If so have you tried the procedure I posted earlier?
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Yes I installed the exe, that wasnt the problem
You mean this one?
"
Open "Device Manager" -> select the unknown "One" -> right-click -> "Update Driver Software ..." -> "Browse my computer" -> "Let me pick" -> "Android USB Devices" -> select "My HTC ..." -> install the latest driver from the list. "
I cant find "Android USB devices"
HitchslapHTC said:
Yes I installed the exe, that wasnt the problem
You mean this one?
"
Open "Device Manager" -> select the unknown "One" -> right-click -> "Update Driver Software ..." -> "Browse my computer" -> "Let me pick" -> "Android USB Devices" -> select "My HTC ..." -> install the latest driver from the list. "
I cant find "Android USB devices"
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The only other thing I can think is that is because you have hboot 1.44.
Hboot 1.44 and Windows 8 would not work together. Maybe it's the same for Windows 10. I don't know to be honest.
If you have a ubuntu os try it with that. Connect with usb then in a terminal window type
Code:
lsusb
That will give you a list of devices attached. If you see a device something like "Hightec Computer company" that's your m7. And adb/fastboot should work on Linux.
Alternatively if you have an OTG device you could use it to flash a Rom.
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In Linux it says unknown after the command.
Well, I ordered an OTG cable, hope that'll work in TWRP.
Thanks anyway!
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Danny201281 said:
The only other thing I can think is that is because you have hboot 1.44.
Hboot 1.44 and Windows 8 would not work together. Maybe it's the same for Windows 10. I don't know to be honest.
If you have a ubuntu os try it with that. Connect with usb then in a terminal window type
Code:
lsusb
That will give you a list of devices attached. If you see a device something like "Hightec Computer company" that's your m7. And adb/fastboot should work on Linux.
Alternatively if you have an OTG device you could use it to flash a Rom.
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HitchslapHTC said:
In Linux it says unknown after the command.
Well, I ordered an OTG cable, hope that'll work in TWRP.
Thanks anyway!
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lsusb is a basic Linux command if it returned unknown you probably typed it wrong.
lsusb = list Usb ----- {LSUSB}
Did you use a Capital I (i) instead of Lowercase L (l). ?
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No no, it listed all my USB devices with an unknown one (literally ) in between which is the M7.
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HitchslapHTC said:
No no, it listed all my USB devices with an unknown one (literally ) in between which is the M7.
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I'm not sure I understand? A screenshot would help if you can provide one :good:
Here's one from mine. With M7 connected in bootloader.
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Danny201281 said:
I'm not sure I understand? A screenshot would help if you can provide one :good:
Here's one from mine. With M7 connected in bootloader.
View attachment 3656640
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I have the "same" list, just imagine instead of "Ideazon, Inc" it says "Unknown"
HitchslapHTC said:
I have the "same" list, just imagine instead of "Ideazon, Inc" it says "Unknown"
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Ok, but do you see HTC (High Tech Computer Corp) in your list?
If you do then Linux sees your phone and adb/fastboot will work :good:
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No I see Unknown. And my other devices. No HTC related thing.
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Danny201281 said:
Hboot 1.44 and Windows 8 would not work together. Maybe it's the same for Windows 10.
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Yes it is the same with 10, it won't connect with hboot 1.44. Ubuntu or Win 7 should work. Alternatively there should be a workaround for Win8 that's also supposed to works for 10. Will try to find it
--- SOLVED see first post second page! ---
Hello XDA,
I am only able to read data on the phone when connected via USB on windows. On the phone itself I can change whatever I want ( Via ES-explorer for example) But in windows file explorer I can't. It will not tell me that I do not have proper writing rights, but instead just decides to freeze for 10 minutes everytime I try to make a file change, to eventually give me a beautiful
"windows explorer is not responding" pop-up
What I have tried :
-Rebooting,
-Reinstalling USB drivers,
-Switching USB debugging on and off,
-Reinstalling root,
-Installing the newest Oxygen OS update from February,
-used different cables (also an old micro USB with adapter) And nothing works.
This sucks because I was just trying to change my photography workflow from being Desktop based to being Android based..
Any suggestions ?
Greetings,
Thijs
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Edits: Clarify issue
i have the same problem be great to find a solution
Did you maybe noticed when this problem occurs to you? I know that one months ago it just did work. Should I reinstall Windows completely?
I've been talking to a few people and it's happening to them to on Windows 10 I think it's just a bug from a recent update try a roll back
lorfo123 said:
I've been talking to a few people and it's happening to them to on Windows 10 I think it's just a bug from a recent update try a roll back
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How should one file a bug-report for windows 10 then, this can't be something that shouldn't keep unnoticed by them.
Did rolling back fix something for you, and how did you do so?
I've checked another Windows 10 computer which hasn't been updated and it recognises my one plus 3T so if you Google / YouTube windows 10 roll back it should work
Hmm this does suck. This means I cant be up to date on windows for now. Anybody have different suggestions?
1asbak1 said:
Hmm this does suck. This means I cant be up to date on windows for now. Anybody have different suggestions?
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The only other thing I could suggest is using a virtual machine to run win 7
Did you try back usb ports?. My pc with windows 10 fails with the front ports.
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Backup all the data in your internal memory and try the 'format data' option from twrp to wipe your internal storage. It could solve your problem, as it did in my case.
New solution, just done works!
Plug in your phone and on the computer go to device manager (have phone in MTP mode)
you'll find the phone as a unknowen device
right click on this select "update driver software..."
a window will pop up select "browse my computer for driver softaware"
then on the next bit select "let me pick from a list of device drivers on my comupter"
then you will have a box with "MTP Device" and "MTP USB device"
select "MTP USB device" hit next and it should work 100%
ayush2901 said:
Backup all the data in your internal memory and try the 'format data' option from twrp to wipe your internal storage. It could solve your problem, as it did in my case.
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Which version of TWRP are you running? The thing is that If I afterward can't restore the data via USB haha, then the whole point of backing it up seems invalid
lorfo123 said:
New solution, just done works!
Plug in your phone and on the computer go to device manager (have phone in MTP mode)
you'll find the phone as a unknowen device
right click on this select "update driver software..."
a window will pop up select "browse my computer for driver softaware"
then on the next bit select "let me pick from a list of device drivers on my comupter"
then you will have a box with "MTP Device" and "MTP USB device"
select "MTP USB device" hit next and it should work 100%
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This actually worked. Wauw.
Had to reboot a view times in order to get it in effect, nonetheless, THANKS let the creativity start again
Really,My A** is burnt while my phone showing messages to update,,, Fiunally donw..Thanks a lot...!!
super it works
This solution did not work for me. I am using W7 and OOS 5.0.3 rooted. Tried updating MTP drivers in W7, the phone shows up but no data shows in the drive. Still looking for a solution. Can someone please post W7 drivers that work for them? Thank you.
picollo7 said:
This solution did not work for me. I am using W7 and OOS 5.0.3 rooted. Tried updating MTP drivers in W7, the phone shows up but no data shows in the drive. Still looking for a solution. Can someone please post W7 drivers that work for them? Thank you.
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When you connect the phone to pc do you get a notification on your phone with the USB options?
DirkGently said:
When you connect the phone to pc do you get a notification on your phone with the USB options?
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yes I can select charge, mtp, ptp, or midi
in device manager sometimes the phone shows up with error 10, device cannot start
tried many different driver versions in updating driver
picollo7 said:
yes I can select charge, mtp, ptp, or midi
in device manager sometimes the phone shows up with error 10, device cannot start
tried many different driver versions in updating driver
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I doubt there's much we can suggest that you haven't already tried. Try another cable/USB Port/uninstall device from Device Manager and let Windows find the driver. Hell, you probably did all that already.
DirkGently said:
I doubt there's much we can suggest that you haven't already tried. Try another cable/USB Port/uninstall device from Device Manager and let Windows find the driver. Hell, you probably did all that already.
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Haha, yeah. Does anyone have links to the drivers that work for them?