I've been using my win10 system from routine maintenance of my LG G2 smartphone.
Following MS extensive Anniversary Update, my pc stopped to identify my smartphone as a device' preventing me for any use of the pc for the phone.
Is there anything I can do to solve this problem?
Maybe you should install the Creator`s Update ?
Have you looked at Auto Play to make some changes to see windows will recognize it ?
Hi,
My current setting are:
Removable drive: Open folder to view files
Memory card: Open folder to view files
Doesn't seem to explain the failure.
Hi,
I tried to apply this update, but got a kind "Thank you for updating to the latest version of Windows 10", Which I interpret as "thus update has already been applied".
Am I right?
@chermesh, - you are now running the latest version of Windows - the Creator version.
You have to go trough all your settings and check that they are setup as they use to be, because some settings may be
returned to default during the upgrade process. Check that your system restore is turned ON!
You have to re-connect your phone to your PC.
These things often happen when upgrading to higher versions in Windows. Go trough every setting you made earlier.
I wonder if it's a matter of updating configuration. Since I posted my question I put my finger on what's persumably, the source of my problem, my smartphone fails since it is accepte by my system as an unrecognized usb item.
How can I "baptize" the device?
The following capture show my USB connection prior to the LG G2 connection and following connection
Looks like these reports can pave way for finding a solution
Hi,
Finally, solved my problem.
I found the suggestion how to deal with problem in the following source:
"https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_xp-hardware/can-not-connect-lge-android-net-mtp-device/2f7a46fa-de4a-4608-b57c-dbadf993ea75?auth=1
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