USB connection Issue
Verfasst: Sa 6. Nov 2021, 16:23
Hi,
I am looking to use MyPhoneExplorer to make space on my phone (Samsung S4 running Android) by saving about 7 years of text messages that it contains - but saved on my PC in a way that I can still refer to them individually.
The dopey utilities provided by Samsung only seem to allow image backups which is not what I need, but this utility looks like it would enable me to do this job. However, I can't seem to get the phone connected to MyPhoneExplorer.
The system knows my phone is connected via USB and I can see files and folders in the normal Windows explorer. However, MyPhoneExplorer will not connect. It says I should look at the security message on the phone, but there is no message.
"Connection to the phone could not be estblished: Access Denied! Please confirm the security message on your phone"
It;s deifnitely looking at the right USB because if I disconnect the phone and try again I get "No Device attached to USB"
I have been through the help and followed all the instructions (debug mode on and all that) but still it will not connect.
So:
PC is running Windows 10 - fully up to date,
USB is USB2 (using full function power+data cable).
Phone is Samsung S4 running Android 5.0.1 (patch 2016-11-01 Kernel 3.4.0-5978264)
I have tried connecting via WiFi using the phone's IP address - but again it just tries to connect but never completes.
I suspect that it may be that my Android version is too old, but that's part of why I want to free up space - to be able to apply upgrades which the phone does not have space for at the moment!
It would be nice to uninstall some of the apps that came with the phone that I have never used but they seem not to appear on the "installed apps" menu of the phone. So if this is a space issue looks like I am stuck?
I am looking to use MyPhoneExplorer to make space on my phone (Samsung S4 running Android) by saving about 7 years of text messages that it contains - but saved on my PC in a way that I can still refer to them individually.
The dopey utilities provided by Samsung only seem to allow image backups which is not what I need, but this utility looks like it would enable me to do this job. However, I can't seem to get the phone connected to MyPhoneExplorer.
The system knows my phone is connected via USB and I can see files and folders in the normal Windows explorer. However, MyPhoneExplorer will not connect. It says I should look at the security message on the phone, but there is no message.
"Connection to the phone could not be estblished: Access Denied! Please confirm the security message on your phone"
It;s deifnitely looking at the right USB because if I disconnect the phone and try again I get "No Device attached to USB"
I have been through the help and followed all the instructions (debug mode on and all that) but still it will not connect.
So:
PC is running Windows 10 - fully up to date,
USB is USB2 (using full function power+data cable).
Phone is Samsung S4 running Android 5.0.1 (patch 2016-11-01 Kernel 3.4.0-5978264)
I have tried connecting via WiFi using the phone's IP address - but again it just tries to connect but never completes.
I suspect that it may be that my Android version is too old, but that's part of why I want to free up space - to be able to apply upgrades which the phone does not have space for at the moment!
It would be nice to uninstall some of the apps that came with the phone that I have never used but they seem not to appear on the "installed apps" menu of the phone. So if this is a space issue looks like I am stuck?