Has anyone found how to stop Samsung Kies from launching on the phone as soon as you connect by USB.
I usually use the USB just to charge while I'm at work, not for file transfer.
Enable USB Debugging. Settings>Applications>Development.
Awesome, thank you!
Usually turn off Kies in task manager on windows as well save it loading at windows boot .
jje
you an always set kies to not load automatically when phone is plugged in, this should prevent the phone from jumping into Kies mode too. tools, preferences, untick "run samsung kies automatically when a device is connected"
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Hi every body
I tried for 5 hours to fix it but I can't.
please help me I wanna update my vibrant.
see the pic in attachment.
You need to put the phone in kies mode.
Wrong forum...Post in Q & A next time...seriously, no one reads the stickies anymore.
but since it's here =/
beren28 said:
You need to put the phone in kies mode.
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What beren said. Goto Settings -> Applications -> USB Settings -> Select Kies mode.
You have to unplug the usb cable but your device will tell you that anyway.
Thanks I put it in Kies mode but still doesn't connecting said MTP driver can't install.
The solution
This is the solution I got from http://www.thegalaxytabforum.com/index.php?/topic/504-help-with-kies/
The Tab needs to be in "Kies mode" when connected for Kies to be able to work. To make this possible do this:
Unplug your GTab and go to Settings > Wireless & Network > USB settings
Select "Ask on Connection" -- this is the most flexible option.
When you connnec the GTab select Kies Mode and then click on "Mount" if the Mount button is displayed.
Start Kies if it doesn't start automatically, then it should work.
WARNING: Kies' initialization phase is currently buggy, at least on my 64-bit Windows 7 machines. You may need to click away 20-30 error messages and confirm that the application is allowed to make changes on your computer 10-15 times before it starts. Once the error and confirmation messages have stopped it seems to work OK, however.
Galaxy S + Kies
After a few minutes of trial and error here's what I did to get it working.
1) Wireless and Network -> Kies Mode
2) Applications -> Development -> Disable USB Debugging
3) Go to Home Scren
4) Plug into PC with Kies running, Kies should detect and connect
My phone does not connect to Samsung Kies via USB. I get the message:
"Reconnect the device in Samsung Kies (PC Studio) mode. Current connection mode not supported by Kies."
How do I put this phone into Samsung Kies Mode?
It was doing this when I first got my phone then the other day it suddenly started working perfectly somehow, now I am getting this message again.
EDIT: [Solved] You have to disable USB debugging mode in order to connect to Kies.
Easy way turn phone off turn phone on fire up Kies then connect phone .
jje
Thanks, but I already tried that a couple of times...
turn off your USB debugging then close all running apps using task manager.
it will work then, Rumble
Thanks, worked right away!
BoogWeed said:
Thanks, worked right away!
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Thanks from me too!
I had this trouble.. fixed it by moving the usb cable from the front ports to the rear USB ports of my box
faced the same problem ,, Galaxy S1 couldnot recognized by Kies , i used to go to setting->wirless and Network->usb setting ->change to kies
and make sure USB Debugging is checked
cheers
Ammar Ayed
I had the same problem for days with my desktop running vista 32. I must have removed and reinstalled kies and/or the samsung drivers in every permutation possible. Finally got it working by using a 2nd PC, my laptop. I installed kies on the laptop (also vista 32) and the connection worked on the first shot, so then I went back to my desktop and updated all the drivers for my SGS2 manually. When windows asked for a path to search for my drivers, I pointed it to the laptop's C drive inside of the Windows\System32 folder. The desktop apparently grabbed whatever the best drivers were from the laptop and I was off and running.
BoogWeed said:
My phone does not connect to Samsung Kies via USB. I get the message:
"Reconnect the device in Samsung Kies (PC Studio) mode. Current connection mode not supported by Kies."
How do I put this phone into Samsung Kies Mode?
It was doing this when I first got my phone then the other day it suddenly started working perfectly somehow, now I am getting this message again.
EDIT: [Solved] You have to disable USB debugging mode in order to connect to Kies.
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Settings->wireless and network->USB Settings and enable the Samasung Kies..
So dumb that we have to search and find options our self..Samsung is too stupid to provide the detailed explanation of issues and solutions...!
Rumble6059 said:
turn off your USB debugging then close all running apps using task manager.
it will work then, Rumble
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I had this issue and Rumble6059 solution worked instantly.
There was no "thanks" option so just thought I would say thanks instead.
reddykcn said:
Settings->wireless and network->USB Settings and enable the Samasung Kies..
So dumb that we have to search and find options our self..Samsung is too stupid to provide the detailed explanation of issues and solutions...!
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I do not have an option anywhere to enable kies on my phone running checkrom revolution 2.0 and hardcore speedmod kernel
equlizer said:
I do not have an option anywhere to enable kies on my phone running checkrom revolution 2.0 and hardcore speedmod kernel
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I have a Samsung Galaxy S from Bell and do not have this option either.
Also, Kies only sees the device when the USB debugging is turned on but gives the "Reconnect the device in Samsung Kies (PC Studio) mode. ..."
So far, no luck and I'm stumped.
I've tried:
Rebooting laptop after Kies install
Disabling Symantic firewall
Rebooting phone
Connecting when phone is turned off - Kies does not see the device
Connecting with USB debugging turned off - Kies does not see the device
Verified that no apps are running (but a number of services are running)
Kies connection troubleshooting which reinstalls the drivers (this takes a LONG time!)
Details:
Model number: GT-I9000M
Firmware version: 2.1-update1
Baseband version: I9000UGJH2
Kernel version: 2.6.29 [email protected] #2
Build number: ECLAIR.UGJH2
Kies version: 2.1.0.11095_121
______________________________________________________________________
UPDATE:
On my model, the Kies option is buried down Settings->About Phone->USB Settings->Samsung Kies.
Turning this on did the trick after some "twiddling" (turning on off, backing out and in and watching Kies/Windoze update the drivers).
I seem to be good-to-go. Hope this helps others.
Cheers!
I don't see the Thank You button under your Post, so Thank you very much, it worked like a charm!!!!
Can't imagine that i faced this problem with my SG2 and the solution was simpler than i would think, i just changed the USB port where i connected my SG2; i.e. try to connect from another port.
I've tried all this and nothing works. It some times says connecting device but never does.
I have USB debugging off, tried turn on/off method. My phone is on 2.3.3 and I want to update it.
The phone has a picture of a USB and says connected. Says "press the home key to quit Samsung Kies"
Says MTP Application at the top.
This is all I get...
Second picture with error is what I got as I was typing this message.
I also get a pop-up saying Activating USB mode will deactivate BT, continue? Should I hit yes or no. I tried both and nothing works.
I'm on 2.3.4
I9100XXKI1
EDIT: after pulling the battery for 100th time it worked.
CANNOT CONNECT MY Galaxy Sii in Kies
reddykcn said:
Settings->wireless and network->USB Settings and enable the Samasung Kies..
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I don't have any "enable Samsunkg Kies" option on USB Settings..... does anyone knows how to solve my problem.
I alredy selected debbug, and then deselected, restarted the phone, and everything, and goes on stating "reconnect your device in Samsung Kies (PC Studio) mode. Current connection not supported by Kies".
How can I solve this problem??
Thanks to all for you hepl
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suprodan said:
reddykcn said:
Settings->wireless and network->USB Settings and enable the Samasung Kies..
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I don't have any "enable Samsunkg Kies" option on USB Settings..... does anyone knows how to solve my problem.
I alredy selected debbug, and then deselected, restarted the phone, and everything, and goes on stating "reconnect your device in Samsung Kies (PC Studio) mode. Current connection not supported by Kies".
How can I solve this problem??
Thanks to all for you hepl
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Turn debug [settings->applications->development->debug] feature off...
and connect your mobile ..
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Can't connect to Kies - Connection mode not Supported
I already have debbuging off. and still no way to connect to Kies.
Any idea how to solve it??
Thanks!
Hi, I have a problem connecting to Kies. I have been searching for hours over the internet for a solution but nothing worked.
Until yesterday I was connecting normally to Kies, syncing my mobile and checking for updates. Yesterday Kies gave me a message that there is a new update (for kies software), so I accepted the update and got the latest version (2.0.3.11082_152). Since I did that i couldnt connect my SGS2 to Kies again. It keeps on saying "connecting" on the screen but never ends and never show my SGS2 under "connected devices" .
I already have "debugging mode" unchecked. I used the option to update drivers several times. I tried to download Kies again at least 8 times (both the latest version as well as the original version I previously had), I tried unmounting my SD card, I tried several USB cables, but still getting "connecting" that stays forever.
BTW, I can connect to my PC in USB storage mode.
I have stock Android 2.3.3 with Kernel version JPKH1 (Arabic enabled).
I really appreciate any help from anyone.
I have read in many forums that I need to pick "Kies mode" by going to Settings>Wireless and network> USB settings. Well, on my phone when I go to Settings>Wireless and netwrok I dont have "USB settings" in the list but have "USB utilities" instead. Under "USB utilities" the only option I have is USB mass storage. IS THIS WHAT OTHERS HAVE ON THEIR SGS2s ???
same prob
Anyone, PLEASE....
waelnd said:
Anyone, PLEASE....
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I have read in many forums
suggest if these forums know so much ask them as you are not getting an instant reply .
Under "USB utilities" the only option I have is USB mass storage. IS THIS WHAT OTHERS HAVE ON THEIR SGS2s ???
Off course thats what we all have your other forums are talking nonsense .
Suggestion turn phone OFF turn PC off reboot PC Reboot phone .
Start Kies connect Samsung USB cable .
Wait for Kies to connect .
jje
And make sure you run Kies as Administrator if you are running Win7
I used to have the same issue.
If you are using a 3rd party launcher, try turning that off and returning to touch wiz, as that caused issues for me, also make sure the phone is unlocked.
Failing that, turn the computer off, and plug the phone in, and then boot the computer back up, that might force it to install the drivers.
Same problem with me.i have win xp.but newer kies verson does not support sgs2.one another problem is i accidently uninstalled samsung usb driver for mobile phone.now i connect phone with pc via usb cable,the pc every time says fond new hardware and try to install it but could not sucseed.when i manually install driver,pc every time says "mobile phone has being used,eject the phone and reboot pc then install usb driver".where no phone is conected.why pc says eject phone where no phone is conected? Please help me please.
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Saolved: Kies not connecting
Hi. To any who is faing this problem, here is the soultion that worked with me.
After trying everything, from rebooting PC and phone several times, using Kies "Resoultion Connection Eror" to download drivers many times, making sure the USB debugging is turned off from setting, etc,,,,, NOTHING WORKED
So:
1- I disconnected my phone from PC
2- I went to PC Control Panel>System and Maintenance>System>Device Manager
Under "USB Controllers" I didnt find anything with Samsung name. Instead, I found 2 entries under the name "USB Composite Device". Using right click I uninstalled them.
3- I reconnected my phone with Kies closed. As soon as I reconnected my phone, I had a message saying that Samsung Drivers are being added
4- I opened KIES, and Voila... my phone connected and I could see its name under Kies connected devices.
5- Now under Device Manager I can see "Samsung Mobile USB Composite Device"
My interpretation is that although I tried to update the Samsung drivers thru Kies many times, the drivers that already existed for the "USB Composite Device" (which I uninstalled in step 2) were forbidding Samsung drivers to take their place. So when I unistalled the USB Composite Devices everything worked the way ot should.
Hope this could help anyone who faces this problem.
Solved!!
Just go through the trouble shooting procedure which shows up on the screen when Kies is running and your device is not able to connect. It'll download some driver and automatically fix the issue.
Hey everyone,
So, I rooted and flashed my SGS2 back in july... everything went perfectly... but the Asus that I used to flash has been sold, and since I flash using CWM, not odin, I had not even realized this.... until I had to root and flash my mom's i9000m
My new HP is having a really hard time trying to detect any of my android devices. Here is what I tried:
- USB debugging is most certainly on
- Putting phone in download, plugging into laptop, letting install drivers - NOTHING in odin
- Finding the samsung usb mobile device drivers on tutorials on the internet - NOTHING in odin
- Installing kies, letting that install drivers - still nothing in odin or kies
- Try different USB port
- Try different USB cable
- Try pulling the battery and sim
It definitely is not the phone, because my SGS2, or my parents S vibrant or S captivate are detected by kies or odin. Also I can get a connection to storage when phone is on, ect.
Is there anything I missed? This new HP is starting to piss me off lol. Everything went to smoothly on the Asus.
did you turn off usb debugging. it interferes with the connection
settings - applications-development.
If I turn off USB debugging and enter kies mode while the phone is on (normally) it will say Connected...on the phone, but my laptop does not detect anything, kies is still waiting for a connection.
Ideally I want USB Debugging on, as I want to connect to odin, not kies. But as neither is working... I figured I would just see what I could get to connect.
SGS2 Connect
Power off phone
Install Kies
Power on phone start Kies connect Samsung USB cable .
Let Kies find phone .
NO
Then try Kies not running put phone in USB Mass storage mode connect cable wait for windows to find USB mass storage device and install drivers .
jje
Turns out there was an issue with my android SDK installation. Reinstalled it and re downloaded drivers. Everything works! Thread closed!
Thanks for the suggestions
Hi All,
I have recently got a new Galaxy S2 on VF UK and when I try and connect it to the Kies application, I keep getting the error message;
Reconnect the devise in Samsung Kies (PC Studio) Mode.
Current connection mode is not supported by Kies.
I have tried using the debug mode and does not resolve the issue.
Anyone else having the issue?
Cheers,
Dave.
I butted heads with Kies over time too
Did you perhaps turn on the USB mode so that the phone acts like its some USB drive? As for Kies you just plug it in without setting any mode.
If not...
I would suggest, to uninstall, and then reinstall Kies. Best download the latest version if you are not sure you have that one.
After the install don't start Kies.
First connect the phone to the computer, you don't have to put it into any mode, just plug it in. Down in the bottom right corner there should pop up some message about drivers being installed/configured.
When you get the message that it was all okay you unplug the phone.
Then start up Kies.
Then again plug in the phone.
If all goes well it should then it should recognize the phone.
I usually ran into trouble when the usb driver for the phone was not installed correctly, and having Kies on and having having the driver being configured would often result for me in drivers that had errors.
Mario387 said:
I butted heads with Kies over time too
Did you perhaps turn on the USB mode so that the phone acts like its some USB drive? As for Kies you just plug it in without setting any mode.
If not...
I would suggest, to uninstall, and then reinstall Kies. Best download the latest version if you are not sure you have that one.
After the install don't start Kies.
First connect the phone to the computer, you don't have to put it into any mode, just plug it in. Down in the bottom right corner there should pop up some message about drivers being installed/configured.
When you get the message that it was all okay you unplug the phone.
Then start up Kies.
Then again plug in the phone.
If all goes well it should then it should recognize the phone.
I usually ran into trouble when the usb driver for the phone was not installed correctly, and having Kies on and having having the driver being configured would often result for me in drivers that had errors.
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Hi Mario387,
Thank you for your advise but I have tried what you have suggested and still having the same issue.
I don't think that I have set my devise to be a USB devise - how do I tell if I have it in the right mode?
Under the phoneutil the usb mode is PDA (*#7284#)
Any advise would be deeply appreciated
Cheers,
Dave.
try to turn off phone
take the battery off then put it back
reinstall kies
after installing kies connect usb wire at the main usb hub
then connect it to your phone
then turn it on.. hope it helps
Tried to connect it, drag down the pullbar, then clicking on the mtp-thingy. And then click "enable usb storage" ?