It's an extremely baffling issue: you need to exchange documents to your Android so you plug your Android gadget to your PC through USB, just to find that it not being perceived as a hard drive. So you plug and replug and check the wire and that both gadgets are appended appropriately, without much of any result. What to do? Perused on!
This has happened with each Android gadget I have possessed (which is to say, both my Galaxy Note and my new Nexus 7), and found that it is a possibly multi faceted issue, and understanding it can include various distinctive activities. This post intends to exhibit a complete arrangement of recommendations that can ideally help you alter the issue.
Note that this article is about interfacing your Android gadget to a Windows PC. Likewise, go these successively; the mediations that I accept will probably work are recorded on top.
Intervention #1: Use a different USB cable
Sounds senseless, yet you ought to dispense with the likelihood this is the issue first thing. It really is not a senseless issue by any means: in the event that you happen to utilize the link that, say, initially served the capacity of interfacing your tablet to a cooling fan to power it, or accompanied an old gadget or the like that you no more utilize, it might work for charging however not for exchanging information, since it might have been intended for charging just or regardless not intended for exchanging the sort of information that a cell phone requires.
Along these lines take a stab at associating with the first link that accompanied your gadget or an amazing link that you trust, and check whether that illuminates the issue.
Intervention #2: Uninstall and re-install Android drivers
This is really what worked for me. Here's the way to do it (on Windows 7, however the procedure ought to be comparable on different renditions):
Ensure your Android gadget is associated with the PC first (regardless of the possibility that not perceived as a drive).
Go the 'Gadget Manager': either right tap on 'My Computer' and select "properties" then 'Gadget Manager' in the left sidebar, or go to 'Control Panel' then "framework" then 'Gadget Manager' from the left sidebar.
Next, discover the Android gadget driver then right snap uninstall. The driver might be recorded under 'Versatile Devices' or 'Other gadgets' or it might be recorded under it's own name (see the screenshot beneath for illustrations). Uninstall all sections you find. If not found at all then this intercession is not for you. Check a portion of alternate choices specified in this article.
Once the drivers are uninstalled, unplug your gadget from the PC. Ensure your PC is associated with the Internet and programmed upgrading is turned on, then replug your gadget and permit Windows to discover and introduce the drivers once more.
At long last, go to 'My Computer' and check if your gadget shows up as a drive. Provided that this is true, then your issue is explained. If not, check whether a portion of alternate intercessions said here might work for you.
Intervention #3: Make sure that your Android is set to connect as a ‘Media Device’ (MTP)
Go to settings/capacity. Next, go to more choices (normally upper left dabbed territory, contingent upon your gadget) and snap 'USB Computer association'. Next snap on the 'Media Device' (MTP) checkbox. In the event that officially checked, take a stab at unchecking it, leaving out of settings, then returning again and rechecking it.
On the off chance that you don't discover this choice in 'Settings/Storage', proceed onward to the following intercession.
Now check if your device appears as a drive in ‘My Computer’ . If not, keep reading below.
This is a choice that Android underpins whereby your gadget stockpiling and your outer SD Card (assuming any) will be mounted as USB mass stockpiling volumes in Windows.
Go to settings/more settings. Next, snap 'USB utilities', then 'Associate Storage to PC' and 'Turn on USB stockpiling'. It might provoke you to kill USB troubleshooting in the event that you have it empowered, and it might incite you to unplug and re-plug your gadget. It will likewise introduce any required drivers.
Whenever done, click into 'My Computer' and check whether the new volume(s) are there. It may not exactly be the same as recognizing your Android gadget (since in certainty it is accomplishing something else, mounting your Android stockpiling as volumes in Windows), yet you will have the capacity to move documents forward and backward pretty much as you would any ordinary USB drive.
Intervention #5: Enable USB debugging
This might be the issue in situations where you may have introduced certain reinforcement applications on your Android that require USB investigating or different situations where you may have introduced Android desktop customers that speak with and/or reinforcement your gadget.
To empower USB investigating go to your Android's settings, then find and snap 'Engineer Options'. Click "alright" at the notice screen, then empower 'Designer Options' (upper right) and check the crate by 'USB investigating'. Click "alright" at the last cautioning screen.
Can't discover USB Debugging in setting? In the most recent renditions of Android (4.2+) this choice might be covered up. To unhide it, go to "settings" then 'About telephone', then look down to 'Manufacture Number' and tap it seven times. (Note that it will take three taps for the your gadget to recognize that you are attempting to unhide 'designer's choices'. Hold on and it will happen.
Once USB troubleshooting is empowered, unplug and replug your gadget into your PC, and check whether that takes care of the issue.
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