Why My PC is not detecting my phone?

Check USB computer connection settings On your Android device open Settings and go to Storage. Tap the more icon in the top right corner and choose USB computer connection. From the list of options select Media device (MTP). Connect your Android device to your computer, and it should be recognized.

Why won’t my phone connect to my computer via USB?

Start with the Obvious: Restart and Try Another USB Port Before you try anything else, it’s worth going through the usual troubleshooting tips. Restart your Android phone, and give it another go. Also try another USB cable, or another USB port on your computer. Plug it directly into your computer instead of a USB hub.

When I plug my phone in the computer nothing happens?

If your device isn’t showing up in My Computer, you might be using the wrong connection mode. Android knows several different modes to connect with other devices – charging only, MTP, PTP, and MIDI, among others. For our purpose, we need to use an MTP connection.

Why is nothing happening when I plug in my USB?

Check that the USB port is not defective. If you have multiple devices connected, it can happen that your USB port does not deliver enough power to the flash drive, in that case, try using a USB HUB having external power supply.

What do I do if Windows doesn’t recognize my USB?

Windows cannot detect my new USB device. What do I do?

  1. Open Device Manager and then disconnect the USB device from your computer. Wait a few moments and then reconnect the device.
  2. Connect the USB device to another USB port.
  3. Connect the USB device to another computer.
  4. Update the USB device drivers.

Why won’t my USB show up when I plug it in?

What do you do when your USB drive is not showing up? This can be caused by several different things such as a damaged or dead USB flash drive, outdated software and drivers, partition issues, wrong file system, and device conflicts.

How do I fix USB device not recognized Windows 10?

What can I do if USB devices aren’t recognized in Windows 10?

  1. Update your chipset drivers.
  2. Delete unnecessary keyboard drivers from Device Manager.
  3. Install Logitech SetPoint.
  4. Check your keyboard power management settings.
  5. Restart your computer/remove the battery.
  6. Disable USB3 support from BIOS.