USB Connectivity - HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an

Seems that once flashing my phone to WP7 I can no longer see it in windows. I got drivers for it and everything but it still doesn't show up.

Have you got Zune installed?

Psyrecx said:
Seems that once flashing my phone to WP7 I can no longer see it in windows. I got drivers for it and everything but it still doesn't show up.
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I suppose you havent activate it, so you cant use Zune. Until you manage to activate it, you can see the phone on windows as a USB storage, check this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=915664
It works for me
Regards

It wouldn't install drivers without Zune. You can only "see" the device in Windows after a registry hack

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HTC Magic on Windows 7

Hello,
I've been googling around for a workaround but I cannot seem to find one that actually works. The problem is, when I try to connect my phone to the PC and, for example, want to flash it with an official rom - it simply cannot find it. It can find the SD card when I mount it.
When I put it in, Windows attempts to install a few drivers but fails at the ADB. According to several sites, I can just use the one from HTC Sync or from the Android SDK. It installs fine but it still doesn't seem to be able to contact my phone. I cannot sync it either.
Anyone got an idea? I seem to be on my last nerve.
I dont have any problems here. What windows beta release do you use?
Final version. Released today. It's Windows 7 Professional.
First, set the phone to debugg mode...
Ok here we go (at least it works for me)...
1.- Remove the drivers actuaslly installed (it might get tricky, as I don't know exactly how to remove the registry keys)
2.- Once you have cleaned windows from the drivers, connect the phone to the computer and let it recognize everything (Probably it would not recognize the ADB drviers, so far we are good)
3.- After the drivers are installed, go and check in control panel/Devices Administration (or something like that... I have Windows in spanish so I don't know exactly how is called on english... By the way, sorry if my english sound a little bit weird =P..)
4.- Here you should see probably a device as "not recognized" or what ever is called... Here is the part where you need to select the driver manually.
5.- Check the phone driver folder (you should have it, if you don't get them)
6.- When you see the different options, select the one called HTC Dream Composite ADB Interface
7.- You are done =D...
I hope I made it clear enough for you...
If you have any doubt, add me to MSN xnofrostx - hotmail.com (I don't put the @ because I hate spam xD so you should add only the xnofrostx =P...
Hope you can get it to work...
I couldn't, for the life of me, get it to work so I put Windows XP on a vmware and flashed it through there. Works wonders.
Sorry for not being able to help.
I run Windows 7 Evaluation copy. I have had no problems. In fact there was nothing for me to set up, it just saw it on first attempt.
trillex said:
Hello,
I've been googling around for a workaround but I cannot seem to find one that actually works. The problem is, when I try to connect my phone to the PC and, for example, want to flash it with an official rom - it simply cannot find it. It can find the SD card when I mount it.
When I put it in, Windows attempts to install a few drivers but fails at the ADB. According to several sites, I can just use the one from HTC Sync or from the Android SDK. It installs fine but it still doesn't seem to be able to contact my phone. I cannot sync it either.
Anyone got an idea? I seem to be on my last nerve.
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I'm on Windows 7 Ultimate. Driver from AndroidSDK and HTC Sync works perfectly for me. I can access everything except cannot sync with HTC Sync.
Rogers Magic
Rooted
CyanogenMod 4.1.9999
I cannot sync either, when installing the sync program it gives an error but continues installation, then my phone says it cannot detect htc sync on my computer, but im gonna try this link http://www.mydigitallife.info/2009/08/24/workaround-for-htc-hero-sync-problem-in-windows-7/
trillex said:
I couldn't, for the life of me, get it to work so I put Windows XP on a vmware and flashed it through there. Works wonders.
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I'm glad you decided to upgrade back to XP!
IE_DSM said:
I'm glad you decided to upgrade back to XP!
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LOL, Windows 7 is a damn nice release and a lot faster than both xp and vista compared to the hardware available at the moment off release.
i am also using windows 7 beta and final
no issues at all. and i also think, that win7 is really good piece of software. far superious to win xp

HTC HD2 Drivers won't install Win 7 x64

Anyway to manually get the drivers for it? I can't find them and I can't sync my device to my computer. Windows Mobile Device Center won't work at all, it doesn't recognize my HD2 and it says the driver installation fails.
Can someone help me out please? Thanks
Windows Mobile Device Centre was all I never needed on my win7 x64. I installed the program before inserting the HD2 though. Obviously make sure you have the program up and running before plugging in the HD2 and selecting activesync on it; It should load up. You could uninstall the driver (from device manager) and start again if all else fails.
What if it does not?
Started doing that "cant recognize" issue while installing NAND (at the radio installation process -r: 2.15., compatible)
Figured to go to stock WinMo with SDCard, but it still cant..
Faster data sync disabled, after that it tried to install the drivers again, but says it fails...
Gotta go to ms and install the updated win mob dev c. The one that ships needs updating.
Also, once you are into the android side of things you should open wmdc, connection settings, and turn off allow usb connections, and install the android usb drivers.
Thanks mate, but done everything, I mean everything. Now I'm totally stock, original SPL and original WWE ROM, everythings working like a charm, besides connecting to a PC. Also tried with another computer (XP) and another cable. I can say I've done everything I found on the net, but nothing helps. Uninstalling driver, uninstalling HTC Sync etc etc etc... It just cant recognize the USB..
thekillingroad said:
Thanks mate, but done everything, I mean everything. Now I'm totally stock, original SPL and original WWE ROM, everythings working like a charm, besides connecting to a PC. Also tried with another computer (XP) and another cable. I can say I've done everything I found on the net, but nothing helps. Uninstalling driver, uninstalling HTC Sync etc etc etc... It just cant recognize the USB..
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Replace your USB Cable and Thats ALL !
i had the same problem....i am for now using windowx xp
aks777 said:
i had the same problem....i am for now using windowx xp
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I have been using it win 7 64 bit since the beginning. and I never have a problem with the driver.
Try redownload and reinstall Windows Mobile Device Center from Microsoft website.
Only connect your device after the driver has been properly installed.
in device manager delete usb controller after software installation.
Thanks to ALL, but changing the USB cable, so sure that's ALL? =)
I'm not gonna mention that I've written that I've tried it with many computers and many cables. =)
The phone is sent to HTC and they told me that they ordered a new mainboard.
Hope doesn't take too much time. My Service Provider gave me a Galaxy 7500.. Cupcake, no market.. arrrgh!
Thinking of buying an iPhone and selling it after two weeks but that's gonna cost me $200 loss in two weeks. too much =)
As doing some thinking.. the device cannot "introduce" itself to the computer. I couldn't find a more sense making answer.
If you've tried hard-resetting, cable and PC changing, if it's still not working, then there should be a problem about the phone, mostly about the mainboard.
I suggest anyone having that problem go make your phone check at a service, of course if you have warranty. =)

HD2 isnt recognized by my computer

Hey guys. I know there was a similar thread about this somewhere but the problem I have isnt exactly the same as the one discussed in that one. Problem is my phone isnt recognized by my computer at all. The phone will charge but thats about it. I have tried the device manager disabling all the devices connected through usb and such but no success so far. Any idea what the problem can be?
please install Zune if you havent done so thats all you need
are u trying to dual boot wp7 and android? or u just have wp7 on ur phone?
I already have Zune installed. My HD2 wont even sync with zune. And its just WP7 on the phone
siefer50 said:
I already have Zune installed. My HD2 wont even sync with zune. And its just WP7 on the phone
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have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling Zune maybe something is conflicting with the detection of your phone/zune
siefer50 said:
I already have Zune installed. My HD2 wont even sync with zune. And its just WP7 on the phone
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Have you tried to see if another computer recognizes your phone when connected? Typically, the HTC phone drive should install as soon as you connect your phone to the computer.
Try putting the phone in either HSPL or MAGDLR mode and see if it's recognized by your computer as a HTC phone device.
Thanks for the replies guys i solved the problem. I tried using a different USB cord and it worked not sure why the other one didnt work. Thanks again
Edit: ok new problem now i cant successfully install the drivers so i cant sync to Zune. Anyone know what I can do about this?
hmm have you tried another USB port what exactly does device manager show ?
To access device manager :
on XP
Click Start>Right Click My Computer>Click Properties>Click On HardWare Tab>Click Device Manager.
on Vista/7
Click Start>Right Click My Computer>Device Manager
do a windows update if running vista
I updated and everything is working fine now thanks a lot for the help guys
siefer50 said:
I updated and everything is working fine now thanks a lot for the help guys
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no problem just hit the thanks button lol

[Q] USB connection issue HD2 WP7

I have had the easiest run so far in getting my HD2 to work with WP7, installling DFT's ROM and getting an activation code was a breeze. All is good except for one issue. When I connect by USB to my PC, the PC shows a window saying that it is seeking and then installing Device Driver Software. It does this every time I connect and then concludes by saying that my unidentified device is now ready for use. Zune then tells me that it can't make a connection between my HD2 and the internet but it can still sync files etc. I have installed Windows Device Manager (with .NET4 and developer tools etc.) and it too can't connect with my HD2. I've pursued the references in various threads to firewall issues and so on but I'm none the wiser.
Can anyone advise me what I should look at or what to try?
Other than this, I just want to say a huge THANKYOU to all at XDA and the extended community of interested/interesting folks who make it such a fantastic resource for everyone - BRAVO!
im having this EXACT same problem! anyone got any answers?
Zune
Guys,
Did you install Zune Desktop Software?
Once you have installed Zune, it should pick up your device.
Let me know if that does not work
I've tried everything except doing a hard-reset. And, yes, of course I installed Zune on PC
i assume you mean Windows mobile device center?
you dont need it
it should connect and be done, the fact that it isnt remember the correct driver suggests something on the driver side is buggered.
With the phone connected go in to the computers device manager, and right click on anything to do with the phone, including and unknown devices, right click and uninstall them all, before it installes them all again, disconnect the phone
look for a tool on google called USBDVIEW
make sure you get the correct version 32bit / 64bit
You will also need the USB IDs if you want to see who makes each device
put it on your PC and run it in admin mode
Locate anything todo with the phone and right click and remove them all
Remove Zune
Remove Windows mobile Device center
restart your PC
install zune first
Then plug in your phone into a different USB port and not in to a HUB
See how you get on with that
Second thoughts, ive attached the 32 and 64 bit versions, both already have the USB device IDs file with them, just copy the zip file to your PC, extract, and run as admin, all credit goes to the owner of this, i found them at http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/usb_devices_view.html
sorry double post
Didn't work. =/
UPDATE: It did work
Zune cannot connect to an HD2 running Windows Phone 7 unless the time and date match on the phone and the computer. Make sure that your date and time are set up correctly on the phone, and do match the time and date with your computer. It is a long shot, but it worked for me before.
For the driver problem, dazza9075 gave the best advice.
Hmmm, so much for that fun. I was running WP 7004 when the computer first couldn't find the phone, after doing what dazza said the driver problem got fixed, and Zune found the phone. I updated from 7004 to 7008, how ever the phone kinda crashed at step 8 (restarting your phone) so i restarted it manually, the update is working fine except now Zune can't find my phone again. Not even after doing Dazzas method again.
I will try to change the time zones maybe that will do the trick.

[Q] Root UMS? + a few questions

Hello, I updated to 7.8 a few days ago and it's marvellous, i was just wondering how to get usb mass storage of the root of my windows phone. I was able to do this shortly after the installation, however it stopped showing the root of the device and now it just displays it like it would display a zune mp3 player.
Now, I've identified the problem, as i was making this post, it seems that windows mobile device center is the culprit. WMDC does not run for a long time,(After boot, afterwards, even if I run the wmdc app, it doesnt work!) and sometimes does not even run at all, does anyone have any idea what's causing this?
keller112 said:
Hello, I updated to 7.8 a few days ago and it's marvellous, i was just wondering how to get usb mass storage of the root of my windows phone. I was able to do this shortly after the installation, however it stopped showing the root of the device and now it just displays it like it would display a zune mp3 player.
Now, I've identified the problem, as i was making this post, it seems that windows mobile device center is the culprit. WMDC does not run for a long time,(After boot, afterwards, even if I run the wmdc app, it doesnt work!) and sometimes does not even run at all, does anyone have any idea what's causing this?
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hi, if you go to wmdc on your phone and tick all three boxes before plugging in the phone,you've completed the first requirement.The next one is to have zune starting automaticaly when the phone is usb plugged.Now just go for it.Should be that easy.
However,when you close zune,the phone disconnects from wmdc.
This is what i have noticed, how i do it and how it works for my phone.
Regards
keller112 said:
Hello, I updated to 7.8 a few days ago and it's marvellous, i was just wondering how to get usb mass storage of the root of my windows phone. I was able to do this shortly after the installation, however it stopped showing the root of the device and now it just displays it like it would display a zune mp3 player.
Now, I've identified the problem, as i was making this post, it seems that windows mobile device center is the culprit. WMDC does not run for a long time,(After boot, afterwards, even if I run the wmdc app, it doesnt work!) and sometimes does not even run at all, does anyone have any idea what's causing this?
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Another option is to use you 200 mb fat32 partition!
Restart your phone, go magldr ...
Mass storage, and here it comes..
stealth21 said:
Another option is to use you 200 mb fat32 partition!
Restart your phone, go magldr ...
Mass storage, and here it comes..
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i am more than sure keller112 wants to use more than the 200mb. now, the process you desribed opens only the 200mb, whereas the wmdc opens the device completely, giving u more choices and functionality to the device. i am sure the developers wouldn't have addapted the wmdc to wp7 on hd2 if we were happy with the 200mb the usb mass storage in magldr opens to us. what do you say?

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