crap...i've forgotten how to put the phone in safe mode. lol
and i see you are showing a link for tmobile. does that matter since this is an actual sprint device?
so i'm in safe mode, now what's next? lol
crap...i've forgotten how to put the phone in safe mode. lol
and i see you are showing a link for tmobile. does that matter since this is an actual sprint device?
so i'm in safe mode, now what's next? lol
Now connect to your PC via USB, make sure it's set to Transfer Files, and see if Windows File Explorer sees it now.
Try on the phone go into settings >,apps>3 dots upper right corner tapcan you please explain again what you mean by usb clear? sorry...thanks!!!
uuugh, should i not have been connected to the pc when i put the phone in safe mode? lol
if not, usb set to transfer files is on and highlighted, but still nothing in file explorer
Try on the phone go into settings >,apps>3 dots upper right corner tap
Go to system apps tap> scroll to u see usb settings then tap clear its data and force stop
Ahh okthat's what i thought you were referencing to and i already did all that.
Well try get smart switch on that computerthat's what i thought you were referencing to and i already did all that.
No problem if the phone was connected while you went into Safe Mode.
So at least we know that the problem isn't being caused by a 3rd party app that you installed. Still don't have a good answer, but we're narrowing it down a bit.
Well try get smart switch on that computer
Did you already try the method of uninstalling your MTP driver in the Windows Device Manger, then connecting the phone via USB and waiting for Windows to prompt you to install the driver automatically?
This most likely on your computer side the issuei tried! not sure why the new tab pops up then disappears.
This most likely on your computer side the issue
Right -- in Windows Device Manager, right-click Samsung Android Phone, then look for an option to uninstall drivers. After the driver has been uninstalled, unplug the phone from the PC, wait a few seconds, then plug it back in and see if Windows automatically reinstalls the driver.
Lol..I hope you can get it goingi had the somewhat same thing happen earlier when i was talking with samsung and i was finally about to get it to download, but boy, they wanted that cursor in a very particular spot in the tab. lol
Right -- in Windows Device Manager, right-click Samsung Android Phone, then look for an option to uninstall drivers. After the driver has been uninstalled, unplug the phone from the PC, wait a few seconds, then plug it back in and see if Windows automatically reinstalls the driver.
Lol..I hope you can get it going