[Q] Not able to connect my SG2 with computer

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I had been successfully connecting my SG2 (SGH-i777) with computer until few days back..now all of a sudden my phone is not getting connected in mtp mode to the computer..every time I try to connect, windows 7 fails to connect to the phone..even Kies is not able to connect to it..don't know whats the problem..my config is as below:

Kies : 2.3.1.12044_18
Phone model number : GT-I9100
Android version: 4.0.3
Baseband version: I777UCKH7
Phone kernel version: 3.0.15 fenny@fenny -GT5464 #76
Build number : Phone-Bricker
Phone Carrier: ATT
Windows 7

Can somebody please help me out here..
Thanks in advance

I would ask this question in the thread for the rom that you're running . However, a simple fix might be on uninstalling the drivers and reinstalling them.

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I dont have permissions to post questions on that thread..so asked here.. :-|
I tried uninstalling the drivers by going in the device manager and uninstalling from there..but it is still not working properly

U installed kies on the computer not just the phone right

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@OP:

Did you get it to work? I am having the same issue.. I'm running Shostock2..

I never had any issues but then again its much easier on windows 7 than older windows versions. Here's what I do.
A) connect computer to phone without USB debugging enabled. Let it do whatever it wants to do.
B) disconnect and enable USB debugging. Reconnect. Let it do its thing.
C) disconnect. Reboot into recovery. Connect. Let it do its thing. Disconnect.
D) boot onto android operating system, connect (with USB debugging enabled) and it should give an option on status bar to chose what ya wanna do. That of course is like first time set up type thing. Just what works for me.

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Originally Posted by Phalanx7621

I never had any issues but then again its much easier on windows 7 than older windows versions. Here's what I do.
A) connect computer to phone without USB debugging enabled. Let it do whatever it wants to do.
B) disconnect and enable USB debugging. Reconnect. Let it do its thing.
C) disconnect. Reboot into recovery. Connect. Let it do its thing. Disconnect.
D) boot onto android operating system, connect (with USB debugging enabled) and it should give an option on status bar to chose what ya wanna do. That of course is like first time set up type thing. Just what works for me.

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Thanks a lot for the reply mate..
In step C..I rebooted in recovery mode and connected to computer..then computer said..Samsung Android ADB Interface is ready to use.
In D..Computer says MTP USB device : Installing driver software..but after some time it is still failing

I'm sorry yer having such a hard time man obviously you've rebooted the comp right? Also depending on what ROM yer on it may have u go into Settings to change something to allow u to access USB mass storage.

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Originally Posted by Phalanx7621

I'm sorry yer having such a hard time man obviously you've rebooted the comp right? Also depending on what ROM yer on it may have u go into Settings to change something to allow u to access USB mass storage.

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I can't tell if you're serious. In OP's other thread, you discouraged handholding. *is genuinely confused

To OP: I would try once more for a clean install of USB drivers. So from Control Panel -> uninstall a program (that's for Win7, something similar for other versions) -> uninstall SAMSUNG USB Drivers for Mobile Phones. Also uninstall any versions of Kies/Kies Mini, etc.

Reboot computer.

Download Samsung USB Drivers for Mobile Phones, v.1.4.8.0 or later, though 1.4.8.0 seems to work for most people. If you can't find it, PM me with an e-mail and I'll e-mail it to you (too big to add to this post, if someone has a place they can host it let me know). Install it, let it do its thing.

Reboot computer again.

Plug in phone and leave it be. Let it do its thing. It may take awhile, but be patient, it *should* eventually install all necessary drivers and get everything working again.

If that doesn't work, I don't know what will.

Two different questions. This problem is one that I believe is unique to his phone / PC. The other thread isn't.

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