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Windows Central Question
Howdy! I have a Lumia Icon, now running Windows 10 Mobile, v10.0.10586.71 (the problem has persisted through several previous versions, too), and i have 3 different Windows computers, all running Windows 10 1511. I used to be able to plug my phone into the computers and the system would recognize it and I could copy files to & from the phone all day, and everything was happy.
I did a reset on the phone about a month and a half ago, and ever since then the phone seems to be invisible. None of my computers will see it any more. When i plug it in, there's no sounds to say the OS saw it; it does not show up in My Computer; it does not show up in Devices and Printers; nothing shows up in Device Manager (not even when i select 'Show hidden devices'). And not even the Windows Device Recovery Tool will acknowledge that it's plugged in. And no errors anywhere either, popups, in event log or bangs in device manager. I have tried different cables, different ports on the computers, nothing.
The phone does charge while it's plugged in, so the connector on the phone would seem to be okay. And the fact that it happens across computers suggests that it's something on the phone. Does anyone know of some mysterious setting somewhere that might do this that i have not found yet?
I did a reset on the phone about a month and a half ago, and ever since then the phone seems to be invisible. None of my computers will see it any more. When i plug it in, there's no sounds to say the OS saw it; it does not show up in My Computer; it does not show up in Devices and Printers; nothing shows up in Device Manager (not even when i select 'Show hidden devices'). And not even the Windows Device Recovery Tool will acknowledge that it's plugged in. And no errors anywhere either, popups, in event log or bangs in device manager. I have tried different cables, different ports on the computers, nothing.
The phone does charge while it's plugged in, so the connector on the phone would seem to be okay. And the fact that it happens across computers suggests that it's something on the phone. Does anyone know of some mysterious setting somewhere that might do this that i have not found yet?