How Do I Connect to My Computer?

[samsungepic85]

My PC recognizes that the USB is connected but can't install the software and my phone did not come with any CDs etc so how do I connect with my computer to get files off my phone etc, the main reason I want to connect is to fix my fuzzy camera issue.

 

[sledge007]

I haven't even gotten my Incredible yet, and no Android experience yet, but I was looking over at the App Brain site and there's an app called Software Data Cable, and if you're at home with wifi, then you could maybe do it that way?

 

[Nexus 4g]

My PC recognizes that the USB is connected but can't install the software and my phone did not come with any CDs etc so how do I connect with my computer to get files off my phone etc, the main reason I want to connect is to fix my fuzzy camera issue.

Sounds like your on windows 7 go to - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=770388 - and, in the OP, download the drivers for you particular OS. Let me know if this help

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[samsungepic85]

Sounds like your on windows 7 go to - One Click Root & Recovery for the Epic 4G! v2.5.5 Now has ClockworkMod Redirector! - xda-developers - and, in the OP, download the drivers for you particular OS. Let me know if this help

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Nope I am on an XP not a 7

 

[Brianadfl]

Go here and download the 32 or 64 bit drivers. http://forum.androidcentral.com/epi...68-how-factory-restore-fix-bricked-phone.html

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[Paul627g]

Download the drivers from the post above.

Unzip/Extract them to a place on your computer

Click on it to start installation

After driver installation is done on your computer then reboot your computer.

On your device goto Settings>Applications>Development> Enable USB debugging

Next connect your device via USB cable to your computer and let your computer finish installing the drivers. This can take a while, possibly even 10 minutes or longer.. Certain drivers being installed can take a while and just seems to hang for a while...

Once complete you should be good to go

 

[Intentionally Blank]

I've had this problem on XP, Win 7 and Snow Leopard. Drivers never resolved the problem. So before you spend a lot of time spinning your wheels on drivers try this:
> get yourself a USB hub
> plug the hub into your computer
> plug your phone into the hub
> like magic your computer sees your phone, no drivers needed