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I have a Samsung Galaxy Ace and I wanted to transfer files from PC to the Ace over USB. I don’t like to use software for this. I don’t want Kies (the software provided by Samsung), I just want a straight USB connection from PC to the Ace, so give me a USB (mass storage) driver and let me do the rest myself. The USB driver comes with the Kies software package so I downloaded the Kies software from. I installed Kies, and the USB driver with it. Then I deinstalled Kies (as said, I don’t want to use this) and just kept the USB driver. So far so good:) But when I connected the Ace to the PC with the USB cable I encountered the following problem.
I do see a new drive letter popping up but it does not work!? After some googling I found out I have to enable something on the Ace as well. In the pull down menu (the same menu where you enable/disable Wifi etc.) you have to enable the USB connection. I don’t know why you have to perform this extra step. I presume it is for safety measures so you don’t do bad things by accident:) Anyway, after enabling the USB on the Ace it works like a charm.
A direct Ace PC connection over USB where the Ace acts as a drive in Explorer or whatever File manager you prefer (I’m a Total Commander user). Just how I like it. Download Kies: – (temporarily disabled for bandwidth reasons) – Tip from gert (see comments section): Settings - Applications - Development deselect USB debugging — Max Ad: If you are interested in massive synths, check out on iTunes:) Ad: Or listen to my latest song (aka Watching the Sunset, Dreaming of Nothing). A MILLION THANKS to you Nijanth!
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- Ive fresh installed kies as the upgrade route just wont work keeps failing in connection on computer despite the fact im connected to broadband!!
I only wanted to connect the phone to pc to copy files to and from SD Card. Dont like or want software programs to go along with it as i have always found them pointless/needless. The Bluetooth works perfectly with my pc but takes so long with music albums and videos.
I ended up downloading and installing PC Studio AND Kies. None of them helped me get the phone connected and took about 40mins each time, for about 2 days since i got the phone. Your very simple and straight forward answer to a very unnecessary problematic pain in the ass is most very welcome. “first step settings-applications-development-then untick the usb debugging now the sd card will display in the my computer.” the memory card still never showed up on pc but all i had to do was slide down the daft hidden menu from top of the screen and click to connect mass storage. Only got a Quick Start guide with this phone, downloaded the manual pdf but still no answers, there wasn’t any cd with drivers or anything, had to download those 2 above programs from websites. What a royal pain in the arse that was big thumbs down to Samsung and Ace for poor instructions for something that should be so easy.
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Thanks again Nijanth! When I connect my samsung ACE via USB to my computer running windows XP. The touch screen goes crazy. The menu options keep coming on and off and I am unable to scroll the notification bar on phone to enable USB sharing so I can copy files. I have all the drivers required.
Device installed fine and charges via usb but I can’t do anything on phone when its connected as the touch screen becomes unresponsive. Any help is highly appreciated. Samsung Kies just suck balls. I tried kies air as well. It takes forever to load music, photos. Keep dropping connection.
I coming from blackberry. I miss the customization options on BB that android lacks. USB not connecting – SOLUTION Samsung Galaxy ACE Hi guys, I hope this saves everyone else a lot of stress and time.
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FIRST ISSUE: My Samsung Galaxy Ace (Gingerbread) would not connect to my PC (desktop) via USB even after installing and the reinstalling Kies off the cd and then off the web. I kept getting “USD device not recognised” – tried a blackberry cable which did kind of work – BUT I then plugged the Samsung USB Cable into a back USB port on my desktop and suddenly everything worked fine (probably some power – data issue with the front usb ports). SO connectivity sorted. NOTE: Web-searches indicated there should be a “USB Utilities” menu under Applications – Wireless and Network” BUT if it is NOT there apparently Android 2.3+ does NOT have this menu so don’t stress and freak out like I did. SO once the phone can connect via usb to the pc (Windows XP) A “USB Connected” notification and USB symbol will appear in the status bar – once you drag that down you should be offered an option to “select to copy files to/from computer.” – then the green Android Man magically appears and there is a “Connect Storage to PC” button – press okay if you get a usb access warning message thingy. The Android man goes orange and voila your computer should see your SD card as a drive (also if you read about turning off “USB debugging” under – applications – development mine doesn’t stay off, it seems to turn itself back on automatically, however, but still seems to connect – another NOTE – KIES will only connect my phone if USB debugging is activated). NEXT ISSUE: My PC (Windows XP) kept telling me the 2GB SD Card was FULL (in KIES and EXPLORER) – even though I had maybe 100MB on it.
I could however copy files across via Bluetooth which does take a while. SOLUTION: back-up apps and files on SD card to phone or computer using KIES or via BLUETOOTH (with the ace I had to go into each folder and press menu – select “more” and manually make files visible via “bluetooth visibility”). THEN connect via USB to the PC and format the SD Card via WINDOWS and that then gets rid off the no “Free Space” problem – allowing access to the SD Card. A bit long winded but it took me a good day of internet searching and hairpulling to sort this out – so I hope I have saved someone else from that.
I’m having trouble getting Mass Storage to work as well. I have to go through a convoluted song/dance routine to get the thing to work. Turn Phone On, Turn Phone Off, Plug cable in, plug cable out, plug cable in other end (incase something weird with USB OTG), uninstall Android Device from Device Manager, Settings Applications Development USB Debug Mode untick (which then repeatedly reticks itself) Dismiss the New Hardware Found Dialog box.
Orange man goes orange for 0.2 seconds then green again. With my old Nokia, I just plug in a USB cable and the SD card just appears. I manage to get the orange man to stay orange about 1 time in 20, but most of the time, pressing “Connect Storage to PC” just does nothing. Has anybody managed to work out a reliable sequence of events to get this thing to work? I particular, there seems to be some confusion as to whether USB Debug Mode is supposed to be on or off.
Some sources say it must be OFF, Other sources say it must be ON, because that’s what Debug Mode is – a synonym for mass storage (!?) For what it’s worth, my experience is that you have to get the tick to stay off. I did check again and noticed something funny. If I set debug=OFF, and connect the usb cable, it automatically sets Debug=ON(!) so, I don’t think it matters. Just set it to Debug=ON That said, I still have to go through the Pull-down-window Click ‘USB connected’ Click ‘Connect storage to PC’ (green man) Click ‘OK’ wait a few secs and get ‘USB storage in use’ (orange man) and ONLY NOW the mass storage is available as a drive letter on my computer. (I have windows 7, with both Kies and the driver installed. There are rumours that you don’t need them in Win7 to get it working, but I can’t verify that) Hope this helps — Max PS: Perhaps you have too many USB devices connected? That can lead into strange on-off behavior of connected devices.
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I have followed various people’s advice above and managed to get the usb connected and the phone recognised, and can see it in Windows explorer. However, what I want to do is get some music files copied from my PC to my phone. I synced them using some weird programme that appeared on my PC (Media Espresso – anyone heard of it?). It did copy the music files to the phone, but it put them in a Music folder, rather than in the Music app, if that is what that bit is called. The files in the music folder do not play. Does anyone know what I should do? It does seem wrong that we all have to spend hours on the internet searching for solutions to something that should be simple, and not everyone is technically minded.
Hi Guys I have a frustrating problem I have downloaded all applicable stuff to update my phone in order to put new firmware on it with Russian language, but when I put the phone in download mode, and then connect the USB cable (With odin running) odin cannot detect the phone. If I am not in download made, the PC detecs the phone no problem as long as I turn the phone on after it is plugged in. (this is because the phone runs a media scan as it is booting up, and the phones media scan finds or makes the connection through smasung keis software). Unfortunately, the media scan never runs when the phone is in download mode Any ideas I feel like I am SOOOOO CLOSE!!!
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How to get the phone to communicate with the computer in download mode!!!! ARRRGGG Thanks in advance Ian:) (PS if anyone has the Ace GT-s5830M “Latin version”, the download made can be achieved by pressing volume up & volume down together, and the power on button at the same time It will not work if you just press volume down, middle key, and power button Hope that helps some frustrated souls ).