如果您的Windows 10电脑在使用(Windows 10)USB数据线连接后仍无法识别您的Android手机,这里有一些故障排除提示可以帮助您。Android用户可能无法访问Windows 10计算机上的手机数据可能有多种原因。让我们探索一些原因和解决方案,以便您可以快速解决问题。
有几种方法可以将文件从 Android 传输到 Windows(transfer files from Android to Windows),反之亦然。但是,对于任何用户来说, USB电缆方法可能是最快和最有效的方法。当人们在文件资源管理器的这台 PC中看不到他们的手机时,问题就开始了。(This PC)
Windows 10 无法识别Android 手机(Android)的根本原因-
- 您尚未将连接类型从仅充电(Charging only)更改为文件传输或其他。
- USB 电缆已损坏。
- 计算机的USB端口不工作。
- 您的 PC 存在一些与驱动程序相关的问题。
Windows 10 无法识别Android手机
如果Windows 10无法识别您的Android手机,请按照以下步骤操作 -
- 检查连接类型
- 更换 USB 数据线和端口
- 从设备管理器(Device Manager)卸载设备
- 安装 MTP USB 设备驱动程序。
1]检查连接类型
当您将手机连接到计算机时,默认情况下它不允许您访问所有文件。发生这种情况是因为您的Android手机发生了变化。默认设置设置为Charging only,它执行它定义的操作。换句话说,如果您使用USB数据线将手机连接到计算机,它会为您的设备充电,而不是显示文件。
因此,您需要解锁手机,在状态栏中找到相应的图标,然后选择文件传输(File Transfer)选项。供您参考,此特定设置名称在您的手机上可能会有所不同。
2]检查USB电缆和端口
由于您使用的是USB电缆和两个USB端口,因此建议确保它们正常工作。如果他们中的任何一个有任何问题,那么很有可能会遇到这样的问题。你会做这些——
- 将USB数据线与另一部手机一起使用,以检查它是否正常工作。
- 更改计算机的USB端口以确保USB端口没有任何问题。
- 尝试使用相同的USB数据线为您的手机充电,这样您就可以知道MicroUSB或Type-C端口工作正常。
3]从设备管理器中(Device Manager)卸载设备(Uninstall)
如果您的电脑即使在选择了文件传输选项后也没有显示您的(File Transfer)Android手机,那么是时候从您的电脑上卸载该设备了。换句话说,它会重置与设备相关的所有内容,以便您的计算机删除所有现有缓存并再次识别设备。
要开始使用,您需要打开设备管理器(Device Manager)。可以使用任务栏(Taskbar)搜索框执行此操作,也可以按Win+X查找设备管理器(Device Manager)选项。打开设备管理器(Device Manager)后,将手机连接到计算机并选择文件传输(File Transfer)选项,如第一个解决方案中所述。
现在,展开便携式设备(Portable Devices)选项,右键单击您的设备名称,然后选择卸载设备(Uninstall device )选项。
之后,它会要求您确认更改。您可以通过单击“卸载(Uninstall )”按钮来执行此操作。
现在,使用USB电缆重新连接您的设备,并检查它是否显示在文件资源管理器(File Explorer)中。
4]安装MTP USB设备驱动程序
为此,请先打开设备管理器(Device Manager)。为此,请按Win+X ,然后从列表中选择设备管理器。(Device Manager)现在,右键单击您的设备并选择更新驱动程序(Update driver)选项。
然后,单击浏览我的计算机以查找驱动程序(Browse my computer for drivers)并让我从计算机(Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer)选项上的可用驱动程序列表中进行选择。选择它们后,确保选择了MTP USB 设备(MTP USB Device )选项。如果是这样,请单击“下一步”(Next )按钮开始安装过程。
完成后,打开文件资源管理器(File Explorer)以找到您的设备。
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Windows 10 doesn't recognize Android phone
If your Windows 10 PC doesn’t recognizе your Android mobile phone even after connecting іt with a USB cable, here are ѕome troυbleshooting tips that will help you. There can ve ѕeνeral reasons why an Android user may not be able to aсcess the phone data on a Windows 10 computer. Let us explore some causes and solutions so that you сan fix the issuе quickly.
There are several ways to transfer files from Android to Windows and vice versa. However, the USB cable method is probably the fastest and most efficient way for any user. The problem starts when people do not see their mobile in This PC of File Explorer.
The root causes why your Windows 10 doesn’t recognize Android mobile-
- You haven’t changed the connection type from Charging only to file transfer or something else.
- The USB cable is damaged.
- The USB port of your computer is not working.
- Your PC has some driver related issues.
Windows 10 doesn’t recognize Android phone
If Windows 10 won’t recognize your Android phone, follow these steps-
- Check the connection type
- Change USB cable and port
- Uninstall device from Device Manager
- Install MTP USB Device driver.
1] Check the connection type
When you connect your phone to your computer, it doesn’t allow you to access all files, by default. It happens because a change is due to your Android mobile. The default setting is set as Charging only, which does what it defines. In other words, if you connect your phone to your computer with a USB cable, it charges your device instead of showing files.
Therefore, you need to unlock your phone, find the respective icon in the status bar, and select the File Transfer option. For your information, this specific setting name can be different on your mobile.
2] Check the USB cable and port
As you are using a USB cable and two USB ports, it is recommended to ensure that they are working without any flaw. If any of them has any problem, there is a high chance of getting such an issue. You will do these-
- Use the USB cable with another mobile to check if it is working or not.
- Change the USB port of your computer to ensure that the USB port doesn’t have any issue.
- Try to recharge your mobile with the same USB cable so that you can know that the MicroUSB or Type-C port is working fine.
3] Uninstall device from Device Manager
If your PC is not showing your Android mobile even after choosing the File Transfer option, it is time to uninstall the device from your computer. In other terms, it resets everything related to the device so that your computer deletes all existing cache and identifies the device again.
To get started, you need to open the Device Manager. It is possible to do that using the Taskbar search box, or you can press Win+X to find the Device Manager option. After opening the Device Manager, connect your phone to your computer and select the File Transfer option, as mentioned in the first solution.
Now, expand the Portable Devices option, right-click on your device name, and select Uninstall device option.
Following that, it asks you to confirm the change. You can do that by clicking the Uninstall button.
Now, reconnect your device with the USB cable and check if it shows in File Explorer or not.
4] Install MTP USB Device driver
To do it, open the Device Manager first. For that, press the Win+X, and select Device Manager from the list. Now, right-click on your device and select the Update driver option.
Then, click on Browse my computer for drivers and Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer options. After choosing them, make sure that the MTP USB Device option is selected. If so, click the Next button to start the installation process.
Once it is done, open File Explorer to find your device.
Let us know if this helped.