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· sound that pics are corrupt or encrypted. if they are corrupted, try a file recovery program. may need to format sd card, that will delete all files, but may allow new pics to be written to card. if encrypted you need a password. · While the use of USB to transfer file from your Android phone to a computer is as simple as describe above, unfortunate circumstances may cause USB connection problems. Once this happens, you need to troubleshoot on the file transfer process. You can notice the connection problem when you cannot transfer files between the computer and your phone. · The settings shown may differ on some Android phones but, in this example, the default setting is No Data Transfer. With this option enabled, the computer cannot locate and import your images. You therefore now need to select the option that allows the transfer of your photos. Typically, this is File Transfer.

Answer (1 of 6): An Android phone typically has several USB modes: MTP, PTP, and Mass Storage Device. You need to set the phone as a Mass Storage Device for Allview to work. Or, maybe some program is using the mass storage and the USB port can't get exclusive access? Check your phone settings. A. Infopackets Reader 'Becks' writes: " Dear Dennis, When I try to download my pictures off my camera or my memory card, it doesn't seem to do anything -- and some times, my camera beeps. I used to be able to do this, but now my camera software doesn't even ask me if I want to download my pictures. Would you have any idea what I need to do to try to get this working again? I have been reading. Press Windows Key and X. Select 'Device Manager' from the Menu. Click on the 'Portable Device' section. Click on your device's name. Click on 'Uninstall'. Click on 'OK'. If you encounter any problems while trying out the above or have a recommendation to make, feel free to shoot a comment down below.

sound that pics are corrupt or encrypted. if they are corrupted, try a file recovery program. may need to format sd card, that will delete all files, but may allow new pics to be written to card. if encrypted you need a password. Tips 5 Check Android USB Cable. With a damaged USB cable, there is zero chance for the phone being recognized by any computer. And this is one of most commonly reasons for this problem. Find another Android USB cable and use it to connect Android phone to computer. If this works, then you should immediately change the old cable and buy a new one. Update MTP Drivers. If all of these methods don’t work, perhaps the issue of Android phone not showing up on PC is caused by the MTP driver issue. Step 1: Go to Control Panel and choose Devices and Printers. Step 2: If you see the name of your Android phone, it means the MTP connection is working.