USB Problem with Smartphones

AbadiSSH · 18 Oct 2010

Hello

My Windows 7 have problem with detecting Smartphone connected to it, I tried to connect iPhone, Blackberry and Samsung Galaxy S via USB but my computer can't detect any one of them?
I tried to uninstall all USB HUB's from device manager then restart the computer but the problem still there!

I need help guys, Any suggestions!
My System Specs:
OS Windows 7 Ultimate 32 Bit
CPU Intel i5 2.67
Motherboard Asus P7P55D LE
Memory 4GB DDR3
Graphics Card Nvidia GeForce 9800GT

Carl Lawrence · 18 Oct 2010

It might need a driver, so it can recognize what is connected.

Mark Phelps · 19 Oct 2010

In my case, in order to detect my HTC Incredible as a set of disk drives, I have to install a specific driver -- which is aggravating because I get the driver install popup every time I connect it. This is true even though I'm connecting via USB and had expected that generic USB drivers would have worked just fine. If I do NOT install the driver, Win7 will not recognize the device.

So, it looks like you will need some special drivers.

LiquidSnak · 19 Oct 2010

I know that the iPhone requires apple mobile device something.

Is your Samsung Android? If so, when you plug it in via USB, you should get a notification in the notifications bar. Pull it down and select a different USB connection type. (Default is charge only) I have no need for a special driver.

I do not know about the Blackberry.

Orbital Shark · 19 Oct 2010

Also, like with Nokia, simply installing the Suite/Manager software installs some device drivers (ODEX, Modem and others). Try installing the software then, when prompted, plug the device in. It's what I have to do with mine

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