Got my new droid 3 today, and I'm trying to mount the device from the computer in order to transfer all my stuff from a desktop backup I did manually.
When I mount the device, I get options including "USB Mass Storage" on the device. When I choose that, it shows a new Drive in windows explorer that is a cd drive showing the motorola drivers. Ok, cool, I figured I would run the driver install, so I did.
After running the driver installation, I unmounted, and gave it about 20 seconds to get back to normal, and then I mounted again. Unfortunately in USB Mass Storage mode, I only see the stupid driver CD "drive" that it creates, and I can't see the Internal Storage or my SD card that I added to the droid 3.
The only way I can get to "internal storage" is to use the "PC" mode on the option list, however that doesn't help me, because I still can't get to the SD card.
Any ideas on what I may be doing wrong? Using Windows 7 Enterprise X64, and my drivers should be the right 64 bit drivers, as I went to the moto site and downloaded the newest ones, because I thought that might be the issue.
When I mount the device, I get options including "USB Mass Storage" on the device. When I choose that, it shows a new Drive in windows explorer that is a cd drive showing the motorola drivers. Ok, cool, I figured I would run the driver install, so I did.
After running the driver installation, I unmounted, and gave it about 20 seconds to get back to normal, and then I mounted again. Unfortunately in USB Mass Storage mode, I only see the stupid driver CD "drive" that it creates, and I can't see the Internal Storage or my SD card that I added to the droid 3.
The only way I can get to "internal storage" is to use the "PC" mode on the option list, however that doesn't help me, because I still can't get to the SD card.
Any ideas on what I may be doing wrong? Using Windows 7 Enterprise X64, and my drivers should be the right 64 bit drivers, as I went to the moto site and downloaded the newest ones, because I thought that might be the issue.