You know, what happened is that even though this card is just another USB 2 connector card it's manufactured by somebody different than the motherboard maker and it has different drivers. When I pluged my Ipod and my sister Iphone they were recognized inmediately and they have not given me a problem ever since. I have had problems in the past with some Mp3 players including Ipod and Iphones not recognized by some motherboards and I found that even with the latest drivers not all USB plugs work as they should be, either USB 1 or USB 2, for example recently in my ASUS motherboard, (though my ASUS mobo is a few years old) it does have USB 2 but my Ipod and my sister's Iphone were not recognized by it and what I did was to buy a USB card with a couple of external connectors and I installed this in my PC and installed the Windows XP drivers that came with it. I’m happy to help further over the phone at

You can choose to re-enable the USB ports or update the software for the USB ports. If you see the device in device manager right click the device and choose to update the driver.ģ) (if Windows OS) Additionally, in device manager you can check your device's USB ports to see if there is an issue with the ports that may be resulting in the smartphone not being recognized. Here are a few possible troubleshooting solutions:ġ) Go to the smartphone manufactures website and download and install the updated device driver and software then plug in the device to see if it is recognized.Ģ) (if Windows OS) Go to the Device Manager to see if the device is showing up when it's plugged in. Here are some possibilities as to why the device is not recognized.ģ) One of the devices does not support the other Most of the time when you connect a smartphone into a compatible laptop the device drivers or software automatically install, so the laptop may recognize the smartphone.

The computer is not recognizing the device because the appropriate software or driver is not installed on the device.

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