My hox+ will not connect to ADB on my Windows 7 machine. It works fine in OSX, so it shouldn't be a hardware issue. I have tried installing HTC Sync, uninstalling the driver manually, browsing for drivers on the file system, and pretty much anything else I could find online for the hox and hox+.
The only thing I can get to install for the device is the default Microsoft MTP driver. Even if I uninstall it, restart my machine and plug the phone back in, it just comes back with that same driver. It never gives me the chance to choose my own before it shows up as an MTP device.
Does anyone have any suggestions to get this working?
EDIT: More info
I have flashed the AT&T CWM recovery to my device, and it is NOT rooted.
Try another usb port.
Is usb debugging turned on in settings?
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Don't worry about the MTP driver, it's irrelevant. As the poster above me said, first try a diffrent usb port, one that connects directly to the mobo. ADB does not play nice with usb hubs.
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AndroHero said:
Don't worry about the MTP driver, it's irrelevant. As the poster above me said, first try a diffrent usb port, one that connects directly to the mobo. ADB does not play nice with usb hubs.
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This is on a laptop, I am not connecting to a USB hub. I've tried each USB port with the same result.
I have also tried every combination of turning debugging on and off, each time the device will just reconnect as an MTP device. ADB still does not detect anything. I am an app developer, and I have a bunch of other devices that work fine.
Has anyone got this to connect to adb on a Windows machine successfully?
EDIT: Would having a custom recovery installed affect ADB on my stock rom? I have the AT&T CWM recovery installed.
bump, I really would like to get this resolved. I am going to try and call HTC today to see what they say about this issue.
Let us know how much support HTC offered, since it is AT&T branded. And how you worked around telling them you installed custom recovery?
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USB debugging enabled?
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This might help, I had a similar issue. I installed HTC Sync which installs the drivers, then I uninstalled just the HTC Sync app leaving the drivers.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=36541164&postcount=44
nespid said:
Let us know how much support HTC offered, since it is AT&T branded. And how you worked around telling them you installed custom recovery?
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No need to "work around" having a custom recovery installed. This has nothing to do with the device not being detected properly in Windows 7 while booted into the OS.
Spoke with tier 1 support and he didn't really know what ADB was, but still tried all the usual troubleshooting. The support request was escalated and I got a call back yesterday where the tech was more knowledgeable. He tried all the install/uninstall driver stuff that I did, which still did not work (uninstall/reinstall driver, force install in device manager, remove all htc drivers using USBDeview). After that did not work he had another idea that ended up being the solution. I'll put that below for anyone that has the same problem.
How to solve HTC One X+ not detected by ADB:
Download and use USBDeview to remove all instances of HTC drivers.
Open the androidusb.inf file in your HTC drivers folder (you are going to need admin privs to write to this part of the filesystem, open Notepad as Administrator and then open the file). Modify the ClassGuid=XXXXXXXXX... with the Device class guid of your HOX+ including the { }. It is found under Details in Device Manager properties for your device. Save the file back to its original location.
Now open Device Manager. Find the device (mine was under Portable Devices), Right-click -> Update Driver Software -> Browse my computer for driver software -> Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer -> Have Disk... -> Browse for androidusb.inf (x64 Windows 7 it is in C:\Program Files (x86)\HTC\HTC Driver\Driver Files\Win7_x64) -> HTC, Corporation -> MY HTC -> Ok. Congratulations, your device should now be detected by ADB.
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Error device offline
It only says this on one computer. The rest are fine. What do I do? I've already installed the drivers.
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Error device offline
It only says this on one computer. The rest are fine. What do I do? I've already installed the drivers.
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It is most likely a confliction from a program on your computer, such as easy.tether, pdanet, doubletwist, HTC sync, or anti virus. I get device offline if something is interfering with the phone when trying to use adb.
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I'm getting the same error running Win7 64bit. Tried installing HTC Sync, uninstalling it, disabling antivirus, and using the "auto-detect" windows drivers. I'm not sure what else to try. Any ideas?
Fixed the problem. For those of us with newer motherboards you may want to make sure you have your phone connected to a USB 2.0 and not 3.0. 3.0 will cause it to become unstable and crash your pc. Moved it to a 2.0 slot and it worked perfectly, go figure.
Im in the process getting everything ready to root my thunderbolt but my comp cant find drives for ADB???? i have tried multiple sites even from HTC it self..... does anyone know where i can find this drive so my computer will talk to my phone????
RD915 said:
Im in the process getting everything ready to root my thunderbolt but my comp cant find drives for ADB???? i have tried multiple sites even from HTC it self..... does anyone know where i can find this drive so my computer will talk to my phone????
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The drive? Do you mean driver? The only driver you need to use ADB is the regular HTC device drivers. ADB itself comes in the Android SDK.
I just did this today, install SDK from android.com; then you have to install HTC Sync.
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johnrexb said:
I just did this today, install SDK from android.com; then you have to install HTC Sync.
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You don't actually need HTC Sync. I've never installed it and don't plan on it. All you need is a custom driver .inf that we put together for you already.
This should help you if you have any questions installing the sdk.
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Howto:_Install_the_Android_SDK
You could always just install HTC sync (which will install the drivers) and then uninstall HTC sync. The drivers will not be uninstalled.
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Absolute_Zero said:
You don't actually need HTC Sync. I've never installed it and don't plan on it. All you need is a custom driver .inf that we put together for you already.
This should help you if you have any questions installing the sdk.
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Howto:_Install_the_Android_SDK
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I followed that set up exactly, but I am unable to get adb to recognize my device at all. No "Unknown Device" shows up in device manager so I can not change the driver for it. Not sure why I have such trouble with adb. It's never worked for me.
Are you setting the path to the platform tools in your system variables?
http://www.talkandroid.com/android-sdk-install-guide/
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And as expected, not only will ADB not work, not that I changed the drivers according to the guide, my computer won't recognize my phone when it's plugged in as a disk drive. Running Bamf 2.4.1. I rooted with the 3 step/"1 click" method months ago and never had any problems. I try to get adb set up so I can do things properly and learn and now I have nothing but problems.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKPSe12YDxQ&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Give that a shot...
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Got it sorted. I ended up deleting the android sdk and starting from scratch using the first link....and it didn't work again. Tried the video link above...and it didn't work. Then I figured I'd try to delete the adb device in Device Manager, unplug my phone, then plug it back in. That worked for some reason. Now it shows up in adb properly, and I can connect it as a disk drive as well. Huzzah indeed.
I've been trying to get drivers working for my Sprint Evo 4G LTE on my Windows 8 laptop for a few days now, and I've had no luck.
I'm wanting to update the firmware so I can flash Mean Bean, but I can't get the laptop to recognize the phone. I just keep getting the Android 1.0 unrecognized device in device manager. I've tried installing HTC Sync, the google generic driver, and a couple that supposedly should work from around the forums, but I can't seem to get it to work.
Any help would be appreciated.
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I've been trying to get drivers working for my Sprint Evo 4G LTE on my Windows 8 laptop for a few days now, and I've had no luck.
I'm wanting to update the firmware so I can flash Mean Bean, but I can't get the laptop to recognize the phone. I just keep getting the Android 1.0 unrecognized device in device manager. I've tried installing HTC Sync, the google generic driver, and a couple that supposedly should work from around the forums, but I can't seem to get it to work.
Any help would be appreciated.
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is usb debugging on?
this is how you can turn on debugging,
From the Home screen, tap All apps.
Tap Settings.
Tap Developer options.
Tap to check USB debugging.
Tekno_Cowboy said:
I've been trying to get drivers working for my Sprint Evo 4G LTE on my Windows 8 laptop for a few days now, and I've had no luck.
I'm wanting to update the firmware so I can flash Mean Bean, but I can't get the laptop to recognize the phone. I just keep getting the Android 1.0 unrecognized device in device manager. I've tried installing HTC Sync, the google generic driver, and a couple that supposedly should work from around the forums, but I can't seem to get it to work.
Any help would be appreciated.
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just in case you really were using sync, you need sync manager instead. this is what you need http://www.htc.com/www/software/htc-sync-manager/
sully9292 said:
is usb debugging on?
this is how you can turn on debugging,
From the Home screen, tap All apps.
Tap Settings.
Tap Developer options.
Tap to check USB debugging.
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That was the first thing I checked. It was on.
I was using the regular sync. I'll give it a try with manager and see what happens.
windows 8 is F'ing up alot of stuff driver related. thats the reason i use ubuntu. no drivers needed
I have Windows 8 and I have no problems with it, except my internet wasn't working but I got it fixed. You should refresh your pc and see if that works.
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Windows 8 pro here.. Everything is working fine.. Haven't had a single driver issue with anything.
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we were just having problems at work(Sprint) as far as compatability issues.
New Windows 8 computers have a driver installation problem for most HTC devices. If upgraded to 8pro, then you shouldn't have a problem.
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Windows 8 Pro here. No issues to report.
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Windows 8 Pro no Issues
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Win 8 pro with win 7 sync worked with no issues for me. Delete the org drivers, remove HTC folders and remove org registry entries and reinstall HTC sync worst case.
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http://driverwhiz.com/drivers-en?br...-10000005044&gclid=CJvDq-a-6rQCFeGDQgodyH0Axg
http://www.drivermanager.com/en/drivers.php?Brand=HTC&Logo=htc&gclid=CMGc-Ii_6rQCFad_QgodIQ4Aww
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That was the first thing I checked. It was on.
I was using the regular sync. I'll give it a try with manager and see what happens.
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Has anyone found a working windows 8 driver for the HTC EVO LTE. I've tried all sorts of drivers, but none of them work on windows 8. I've found plenty that work great on windows 7, but if your in fastboot in windows 8, none of the drivers work as a result, the computer will never recognize your phone.
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Has anyone found a working windows 8 driver for the HTC EVO LTE. I've tried all sorts of drivers, but none of them work on windows 8. I've found plenty that work great on windows 7, but if your in fastboot in windows 8, none of the drivers work as a result, the computer will never recognize your phone.
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try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2061435
bigdaddy619 said:
try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2061435
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Thanks for the information and the fast response. This looks like exactly what I was looking for.
I just updated to Windows10 and started having issues. I updated HTC Sync to its latest version (3.1.54.2) and that didn't by itself seem to fix the problem. I went and manually selected the driver in the attached screenshot, though, and it seems to be working normally when connected as MTP, both for file transfer and ADB. The only odd thing that when connected in UMS mode, file transfer over a USB3.0 port crawls at about 1mb/sec and ADB lists the device as offline.
PROPERTIES
Name: My HTC
Device type: Android USB Devices
Manufacturer: HTC, Corporation
Driver Provider: HTC, Corporation
Driver Date: 3/3/2015
Driver Version: 2.0.7.29
INF name: oem3.inf
Details for the two driver files you see listed there in the screenshot:
Filename: ANDROIDUSB.sys
Provider: HTC, Corporation
File version: 2.00 built by WinDDK
Filename: WdfCoInstaller01007.dll
Provider: Microsoft Corporation
File version: 1.7.6001.0 (longhorn_rtm.080118-1840)
I copied the three files straight from their listed location on my PC, zipped em up and attached them. If anyone has driver issues with Jewel and Windows10 and tries them out, please reply and let me know whether it worked for you or not.
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I just updated to Windows10 and started having issues. I updated HTC Sync to its latest version (3.1.54.2) and that didn't by itself seem to fix the problem. I went and manually selected the driver in the attached screenshot, though, and it seems to be working normally when connected as MTP, both for file transfer and ADB. The only odd thing that when connected in UMS mode, file transfer over a USB3.0 port crawls at about 1mb/sec and ADB lists the device as offline.
PROPERTIES
Name: My HTC
Device type: Android USB Devices
Manufacturer: HTC, Corporation
Driver Provider: HTC, Corporation
Driver Date: 3/3/2015
Driver Version: 2.0.7.29
INF name: oem3.inf
Details for the two driver files you see listed there in the screenshot:
Filename: ANDROIDUSB.sys
Provider: HTC, Corporation
File version: 2.00 built by WinDDK
Filename: WdfCoInstaller01007.dll
Provider: Microsoft Corporation
File version: 1.7.6001.0 (longhorn_rtm.080118-1840)
I copied the three files straight from their listed location on my PC, zipped em up and attached them. If anyone has driver issues with Jewel and Windows10 and tries them out, please reply and let me know whether it worked for you or not.
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How did you install this? I'm having USB connectivity issues after upgrading to Windows 10...
I have the latest version of Sync Manager loaded on my Windows 7 PC. When I connect my HTC One with the USB cable, my PC sees the HTC One as a connected Portable Device and pops up the AutoPlay window with options of what to do with the device. However, the HTC Sync Mgr window says there is no phone connected. Notifications in the phone says that USB is connected and the USB debugging is connected.
What do I need to do to get Sync Manager to see the phone and to sync my Outlook Calendar and Contacts? Help would be most appreciated. TIA!
This is NUTS!!
DUTCH Van Atlanta said:
I have the latest version of Sync Manager loaded on my Windows 7 PC. When I connect my HTC One with the USB cable, my PC sees the HTC One as a connected Portable Device and pops up the AutoPlay window with options of what to do with the device. However, the HTC Sync Mgr window says there is no phone connected. Notifications in the phone says that USB is connected and the USB debugging is connected.
What do I need to do to get Sync Manager to see the phone and to sync my Outlook Calendar and Contacts? Help would be most appreciated. TIA!
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This is really nuts. I have an email plus attachment from HTC Support telling me that I have to perform a Selective Startup on Win 7 in order to sync my HTC One with the HTC Sync Manager in Win 7.
I never had to do this with my Vivid!
Looks like I need to return the HTC One to the store and get a Samsung!
That's a silly reason to get a Samsung
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Nick281051 said:
That's a silly reason to get a Samsung
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Not silly at all! If the HTC One cannot be used to sync Microsoft Outlook Calendars and Contacts, it is not fully usable; and as such, needs to be replaced - be it with another HTC One that works properly or a Samsung.
FWIW, HTC Support has had me try a variety of different things, including trying to get the HTC One to be recognized and sync with HTC Sync Manager on a different computer. Same results, Both computers can see the HTC One, but HTC Sync Mgr will not recognize the device; and give the message "Phone not connected".
That points at the HTC One as being the problem - either hardware or software settings. HTC Support does not want to look there.
I guess it goes back to the store for an exchange.
Finally, A Solution
After multiple uninstalls and reinstalls of the HTC Sync Manager and a variety of other ineffective suggestions at the behest of HTC Support, it seems that the HTC One driver was not installed on my PC.
The solution was to update or refresh the driver in the PC Device Manager while the HTC One is connected to the PC by the USB cable
The path to the driver for Win 7/64 is: C:\Program Files_x86>>HTC>HTC Driver>Driver Files>Win7_x64
Then Double click the androidusb.inf file. Restart your PC and you should be good to go.
Unsuccessful attempts had been made to do this with the HTC One NOT connected to the PC.
Once the refresh/update was completed with the HTC One connected, a restart of the PC was required; and, once restarted, away we went.:victory:
It really took far too many contacts with HTC:Support to get this thing resolved!
Flash in the Pan
Well, I was able to get HTC Syn Mgr to recognize and sync my Outlook Calendar and Contacts to the HTC One device yesterday one time.
Since then I have not been able to repeat the action; and HTC Sync Mgr absolutely will not recognize or sync the HTC One today. :crying: I think I need to take it back and exchange it for another one.
This problem is the same with two different USB cables and two different PC's. The only thing common is the single HTC One device.
An interesting side note. The calendars that did sync the one time are all synced one day off from the dates in Outlook.
Won't Play on the Same Playground
HTC Syn Manager will not play on the same playground as other sync software, even if that software is not active.
I had to uninstall ASUS Sync. Then uninstall HTC Sync Manager and it's co-workers; and then reinstall it.
It now works as it's supposed to work.
HTC is aware of this, but actually seems to like the fact that they make you remove the ASUS software for the HTC Sync Mgr to work.
When I suggested that they need to update HTC Sync Mgr so that it will play on the same playground as other sync software, their answer in not so many words was essentially "Don't hold your breath."
DUTCH Van Atlanta said:
After multiple uninstalls and reinstalls of the HTC Sync Manager and a variety of other ineffective suggestions at the behest of HTC Support, it seems that the HTC One driver was not installed on my PC.
The solution was to update or refresh the driver in the PC Device Manager while the HTC One is connected to the PC by the USB cable
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Thank you for the information, but I cannot get it to work, I do not seem to be able to update the driver. The androidusb.inf file just opens in Notepad if I access it directly and if I try updating via Device manager, it says all is up to date and I am not even able to choose the file, only the directory with the file. Would you please have any ideas what I might be doing wrong?
I am running Ignorance V5 custom rom on my HTC One V and these problems started only after installing it.
Mr.
DUTCH Van Atlanta said:
After multiple uninstalls and reinstalls of the HTC Sync Manager and a variety of other ineffective suggestions at the behest of HTC Support, it seems that the HTC One driver was not installed on my PC.
The solution was to update or refresh the driver in the PC Device Manager while the HTC One is connected to the PC by the USB cable
The path to the driver for Win 7/64 is: C:\Program Files_x86>>HTC>HTC Driver>Driver Files>Win7_x64
Then Double click the androidusb.inf file. Restart your PC and you should be good to go.
Unsuccessful attempts had been made to do this with the HTC One NOT connected to the PC.
Once the refresh/update was completed with the HTC One connected, a restart of the PC was required; and, once restarted, away we went.:victory:
It really took far too many contacts with HTC:Support to get this thing resolved!
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This worked for me; just updated the device drivers on my windows pc and boom all worked fine.
Hi everyone,
i have a problem with htc sync, too. When i connect my HTC with my PC (Win7) and start the HTC Sync Manager, then first it says: phone connected (loading data). After one minute it says: device unavailable. please reconnect your device [4]. I reinstall the newest driver, the newest HTC Sync Manager, restart both my HTC and my Computer, but nothing worked. Can someone help me? I have the newest ViperRom (7.0.2) with ElementalX Kernel (18.0).
thepate94227 said:
Hi everyone,
i have a problem with htc sync, too. When i connect my HTC with my PC (Win7) and start the HTC Sync Manager, then first it says: phone connected (loading data). After one minute it says: device unavailable. please reconnect your device [4]. I reinstall the newest driver, the newest HTC Sync Manager, restart both my HTC and my Computer, but nothing worked. Can someone help me? I have the newest ViperRom (7.0.2) with ElementalX Kernel (18.0).
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Follow nkk71's FAQ Question #2. You might also just uninstall HTC Sync Mgt (keep the drivers), a lot of folks don't use it because it can be problematic.
majmoz said:
Follow nkk71's FAQ Question #2. You might also just uninstall HTC Sync Mgt (keep the drivers), a lot of folks don't use it because it can be problematic.
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Thanks for your answer. I will try it. Unfortunately I need HTC sync manager to copy some playlist from iTunes on my HTC one. Because I know where my music I have on iTunes is, but there it is sorted by interpreters (Windows explorer), but I only want to copy some playlist, and it is not easy to create all these playlist again on my HTC one...
"The solution was to update or refresh the driver in the PC Device Manager while the HTC One is connected to the PC by the USB cable. The path to the driver for Win 7/64 is: C:\Program Files_x86>>HTC>HTC Driver>Driver Files>Win7_x64/ Then Double click the androidusb.inf file. Restart your PC and you should be good to go."
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THANK YOU! 2 hrs of dicking around when my wife's HTC One M8 would no longer sync ... tried everything and stumbled onto this post. Had to install from device manager update driver rather than double click. But this manual effort worked. I remember on many of the reinstalls the Android driver did not install and then didn't show as in error ... Can't tell you how much I appreciate you sharing this. Outlook syncs fine every time ... Don't have any ASUS stuff on my desktop. Would a boot into safe mode or msconfig clean boot solve the ASUS conflict?
Its keeps saying "update needed" and "this device needs to connect with the latest version of HTC Sync Manager. Please checkup for update or download". What confuses me is that I have the latest version of Sync and my phone shows up for one second and then the message pops up. Can anyone help?
BTW I started experiencing this after unlocking my bootloader.
but i couldnt see androidusb.inf file in the folder you mentioned.
DUTCH Van Atlanta said:
After multiple uninstalls and reinstalls of the HTC Sync Manager and a variety of other ineffective suggestions at the behest of HTC Support, it seems that the HTC One driver was not installed on my PC.
The solution was to update or refresh the driver in the PC Device Manager while the HTC One is connected to the PC by the USB cable
The path to the driver for Win 7/64 is: C:\Program Files_x86>>HTC>HTC Driver>Driver Files>Win7_x64
Then Double click the androidusb.inf file. Restart your PC and you should be good to go.
Unsuccessful attempts had been made to do this with the HTC One NOT connected to the PC.
Once the refresh/update was completed with the HTC One connected, a restart of the PC was required; and, once restarted, away we went.:victory:
It really took far too many contacts with HTC:Support to get this thing resolved!
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I couldn't find androidUSB.inf file but I re installed htcsync & it asked me to update windows media player... updated it.. restarted system and re connected and it took only few minutes to detect the device .. thanx everyone...
Hi to all! I am having a problem with my device HTC Droid DNA running on NOS 3.0.3 GSM Android version 4.2.2 sense 5. Here's the problem, when i connect my Phone to PC it is being read as CD-Rom, i already installed latest HTC sync and i believe that HTC drivers are installed along with it, correct me if im wrong. Am i missing something or is there a workaround on this in order for me to be able to access my files on the phone and be able to copy files from PC to phone and vice versa.
Appreciate for any help and guidance. Cheers!!!
prhalfnathan said:
Hi to all! I am having a problem with my device HTC Droid DNA running on NOS 3.0.3 GSM Android version 4.2.2 sense 5. Here's the problem, when i connect my Phone to PC it is being read as CD-Rom, i already installed latest HTC sync and i believe that HTC drivers are installed along with it, correct me if im wrong. Am i missing something or is there a workaround on this in order for me to be able to access my files on the phone and be able to copy files from PC to phone and vice versa.
Appreciate for any help and guidance. Cheers!!!
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Google removed support for mass storage mode a while ago. The DNA and most, if not all, newer phones and phones updated to jellybean remove the support for mass storage and switch to MTP.
So what I'm trying to say is, the DNA doesn't support mass storage. It doesn't have a removable sdcard or even an dedicated internal sdcard.
The 'sdcard' is shared with the data partition and cannot be unmounted from android and mounted as a mass storage device.
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prhalfnathan said:
Hi to all! I am having a problem with my device HTC Droid DNA running on NOS 3.0.3 GSM Android version 4.2.2 sense 5. Here's the problem, when i connect my Phone to PC it is being read as CD-Rom, i already installed latest HTC sync and i believe that HTC drivers are installed along with it, correct me if im wrong. Am i missing something or is there a workaround on this in order for me to be able to access my files on the phone and be able to copy files from PC to phone and vice versa.
Appreciate for any help and guidance. Cheers!!!
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You can use adb to pull and push folders and specific files from your phone.
To pull items from your phone:
adb pull <path to folder or file on phone> <path where you want the file saved on your computer> (don't use the '<>' symbols)
Note: you can use root browser to find the path on your phone
To push items to your phone:
adb push <path of folder/file on your computer> <path to folder or file on phone>
Alternatively, you can uninstall the HTC sync and install the usb driver, then when your phone is plugged in go to my computer, find the drive labeled HTC6435LVW. You'll be able to drag and drop to and from your phone.
walther1337 said:
You can use adb to pull and push folders and specific files from your phone.
To pull items from your phone:
adb pull <path to folder or file on phone> <path where you want the file saved on your computer> (don't use the '<>' symbols)
Note: you can use root browser to find the path on your phone
To push items to your phone:
adb push <path of folder/file on your computer> <path to folder or file on phone>
Alternatively, you can uninstall the HTC sync and install the usb driver, then when your phone is plugged in go to my computer, find the drive labeled HTC6435LVW. You'll be able to drag and drop to and from your phone.
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^^^This. Quick question: Anybody else having to constantly reinstall the usb drivers to get the HTC6435LVW to show up? I have to do it every 2-3 times I unplug/reconnect my dna?
prhalfnathan said:
Hi to all! I am having a problem with my device HTC Droid DNA running on NOS 3.0.3 GSM Android version 4.2.2 sense 5. Here's the problem, when i connect my Phone to PC it is being read as CD-Rom, i already installed latest HTC sync and i believe that HTC drivers are installed along with it, correct me if im wrong. Am i missing something or is there a workaround on this in order for me to be able to access my files on the phone and be able to copy files from PC to phone and vice versa.
Appreciate for any help and guidance. Cheers!!!
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Look in Windoze Explorer, the phone should be listed as HTC6435LVW. Also there is a free program called Android
Commander by Pan Poitr.
GL
Stix-N-Stonz said:
^^^This. Quick question: Anybody else having to constantly reinstall the usb drivers to get the HTC6435LVW to show up? I have to do it every 2-3 times I unplug/reconnect my dna?
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That's odd. You might want to try using uninstaller software like Revo Uninstaller to get all the junk left behind, reboot, then install the driver again. Also make sure you're installing the 64-bit driver if you're windows installation is 64-bit. To find that, Start > right click My Computer > properties > under System you'll see System type
walther1337 said:
That's odd. You might want to try using uninstaller software like Revo Uninstaller to get all the junk left behind, reboot, then install the driver again. Also make sure you're installing the 64-bit driver if you're windows installation is 64-bit. To find that, Start > right click My Computer > properties > under System you'll see System type
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Thanks for the tip, I'll try that!
Thanks for all who replied to my query! I was now able to connect my phone to PC and it is being read as phone storage, the issue is that, phone will be read as CD on windows XP, i tried to connect it to windows 7 and everything is fine!
Thanks again!
do you not get no notification when you plug in your phone?
I get a notification, one is usb debugging and the other is usb network connection type. Base on what I experienced you really can't access phone memory / storage on xp. But in windows 7 everything works fine.
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prhalfnathan said:
Thanks for all who replied to my query! I was now able to connect my phone to PC and it is being read as phone storage, the issue is that, phone will be read as CD on windows XP, i tried to connect it to windows 7 and everything is fine!
Thanks again!
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Install latest Windows media player, even if you already have it. It'll install mtp drivers and fix that issue