Experts,
Device: Samsung Note 4 (SM-N910G)
I don't see my NOTE4 as an additional storage when connected to my any Laptop or Desktop (Windows Based) via the original USB cable.
I have purchased the handset on 16th April 2015, for the first 2 weeks it was fine.
Not sure what happen suddenly.
Troubleshooting:
a) Tried *#0808# and set it to MTP + ADP
b) Factory Reset
c) changed USB connectivity cable
Please suggest what I do more to get.
Any pointer will be of great help and million thanks.
Have you tried connecting it to another PC to see it works?
I bought the Tronsmart Data Cables USB-C to USB-A knowing the cable that came with the box was only a charging cable. But still my computer won't recognize my Mi 5 64Gb. Any thoughts on this? Thanks in advance.
P.S. I have also installed the MI PC Suite. Still failing.
northropgrummanrq180 said:
I bought the Tronsmart Data Cables USB-C to USB-A knowing the cable that came with the box was only a charging cable. But still my computer won't recognize my Mi 5 64Gb. Any thoughts on this? Thanks in advance.
P.S. I have also installed the MI PC Suite. Still failing.
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MiSuite is useless for now, as this thing doesn't support Android 6.
Just connect the phone with a cable to the Computer. I use the Xiaomi Mi4c cable, the original mi 5 is still in the box but both work to transfer data!
All you have to do is:
-Connect the phone to the pc with Usb C to A
-Change the connection mode from "Use USB for Charging only" to "Use USB for Transfer files (MTP)"
Uh and could you please explain the difference between a USB C to USB A charging cable and a USB C to USB A data-transfer cable? The more details you add the better. I am specially curious about the wires inside of the cable, like the difference between a charging and data cable, by the means of wire connection. (I have never heard of such a thing.)
I have tried doing that but it seems Windows is not installing the drivers for Mi 5 thus getting a "device could not be recognized.
Working great now. Had to change USB ports and used the ones at the rear of my desktop. Thanks!
northropgrummanrq180 said:
Working great now. Had to change USB ports and used the ones at the rear of my desktop. Thanks!
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mine has the same problem with you..
when connected Mi 5 to PC, Mi 5 is not displaying "Charging Only" or "MTP" Option. My PC (Win 7) says "Device is not Recognized".
I've tried uninstalling Mi PC Suite and another ADB program, and changing usb port, the problem is stills..
How do you fix it?
I had the same problem. But changing to a different USB-port on my computer solved it. Check if you have any native USB3 ports on your mobo.
I had the same issue on my Win8 computer (usb2 plugs only) . But it connected perfect on my wife's win7 computer (usb3 plugs)
I finished getting it connected by validating USB debug and waiting very long for driver installation.
USB3 versus USB2 , why not.
Its Not USB2 vs USB3 as I am getting it connected on my Laptop with only USB2 ports but Can't connect on my PC with USB2/USB3 ports while my S7 connects perfectly. I dunno why this is happening and still seeking solution. PTP mode and USB tethering mode works fine though. Just MTP mode connection gets the Yellow triangle and device listing under other devices in my windows device manager.
Install the software driver of the pc and connect as mtp
Dont work anything
I change it to MTP but it comes back by itself to charging mode wtf
Go to device manager after connecting usb to phone
In portable devices, you will find your device along with a caution sign
Double click on your device
Go to driver tab
Then click on update driver
Then click on "Browse my computer..."
Then click on "Let me pick..."
Select MTP USB Device
Install this driver and then your phone will be detected by your computer
(1) Go to C:\Windows\INF
(2) Type "wpdmtp.inf" in search bar provided to the right of the address bar in Windows 10.
(3) Once you found it, just right click on it and select install. It will take a very few seconds.
(4) Connect your device to the pc.
ONE SIMPLE SOLUTION TO CONNECT REDMI Y3 TO PC WINDOWS 10
This worked for me. You can also try.
First connect your YOUR REDMI Y3 ANDROID PHONE to the PC with the USB POWER CABLE provided with REDMI Y3 phone
Now on your ANDROID PHONE
Go to>SETTINGS
Go to>ABOUT PHONE
Tap MIUI VERSION Twice or Thrice>You will be recognized as a Developer
Now go back to SETTINGS
Select>ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
Select>DEVELOPER OPTIONS
Scroll down to locate DEFAULT USB CONFIGURATION and select it
Now Select>FILE TRANSFER
Now check your PC
Your REDMI Y3 will be RECOGNISED
Title says my problem, I can access a flash drive through other just fine but if I plug my phone into my computer I get a descriptor error. I have tried 3 cables and two computers and nothing has helped
Well, now when I plug it in windows can see it fine and otg still works. I have no idea what was wrong because it is the same USB port and same cable
i got problem with device manager,when i connect my phone to my pc
my phone only charging...did not show up "USE AS ,MTP.FILE TRANSFER" thing like that
try to update with xiaomi usb driver,but no luck lol
There should be a USB notification on the phone that you can click to select file transfer.
Try a different cable or usb port and see will it work
I have same problem. Phone is Mi 9 and when I plug into USB 2 port it is charging and file transferring but when I connect to USB 3 port just charging, no file transfer. It does not ask what to do (USB options). It makes sound when connected to USB 3 port, charging but neither asking for USB options nor seen on my computer. I tried 3 different type-c cable but result is same. When trying to update driver it says it is already the most updated one.
When in bootloader mode, my new G7+ (XT1965-T) is not recognized as a USB device by any of the 3 computers that I've tested with 3 different cables. The phone seems to recognize that it is connected, as the message at the bootloader screen changes from "Connect USB Data Cable" to "Transfer Mode: USB Connected", but the computers to which it is connected don't recognize it at all. (They are all Linux systems, and absolutely nothing appears in the kernel log or lsusb output when the phone is connected in bootloader mode.)
USB connections (including ADB) do work when Android is running.
Anything I can do (other than send this thing back)?
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When in bootloader mode, my new G7+ (XT1965-T) is not recognized as a USB device by any of the 3 computers that I've tested with 3 different cables. The phone seems to recognize that it is connected, as the message at the bootloader screen changes from "Connect USB Data Cable" to "Transfer Mode: USB Connected", but the computers to which it is connected don't recognize it at all. (They are all Linux systems, and absolutely nothing appears in the kernel log or lsusb output when the phone is connected in bootloader mode.)
USB connections (including ADB) do work when Android is running.
Anything I can do (other than send this thing back)?
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./adb devices in platform tools. Right click open command here