Droid razr usb mass storage driver

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 · I just found a solution how to re-enable USB Mass Storage on our beloved Razr I. Thanks for "PELLET Nolwenn" to bring me on the right track in the other thread I opened yesterday. It seems that the fella was right after all, he just didn't bring all the facts to the table.  · Ok, so after 2 nights of trying to fix this, trying many different USB cables, and a trip to the Verizon store to see if they had any ideas and to try a brand new Razr MAXX cable nothing worked. I eventually went into the manage apps menu and found an app called "charge only mode" I force stopped this app and everything worked great again.  · MTP USB Device and the USB Mass Storage Device. I have my phone set to "Mass Storage". I changed it to "Camera (PTP)" and my computer will try to load the drivers again and fail again. I have reinstalled the drivers several times, rebooted the computer several times, went into the device manager and uninstalled both devices and rebooted only to.

Method 3: Modify the Power Settings. The power settings of the USB device can also influence the situation of the USB device. You can go to Device Manager to check whether the power settings are suitable. Open Device Manager. Go to find the USB mass storage device you want to fix and double-click it. Go to the Power Management section and make. New Motorola Droid. Nice upgrade from my HTC However, I cannot mount it on my Vista. i get "Installing New HW" bubble, processes than fails: "Device Driver software was not successfully Installed USB Composite Device - Ready to Use USB Mass Storage Device - Ready to Use. To echo MonkeyMan, check the USB mode. To do this, pull down your Status Bar at the top of the screen on your phone, and then tap the USB connection bar to "manage your USB connection". There, you'll see 4 options for USB connections, and one is USB Mass Storage. That's the one I believe you are looking for. Good luck!.

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