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#Samsung s5 driver failed to install drivers#
#Samsung s5 driver failed to install Pc#
#Samsung s5 driver failed to install free#

You can do it later.ĥ) Basically, just get the phone started up again without signing into any accounts (like Dropbox, Samsung account, etc.)Ħ) MTP driver should have automatically installed on computer - if not, then unplug phone from computer and reconnect.ħ) Sign into your Google Account, and feel free to re-customize your phone at this point.ġ) I factory reset my phone 2x in a row. You will get the MTP driver failed to installed message.Ģ) Backup SMS / MMS using a backup app (like MyBackup Pro).ģ) Factory reset phone (while still plugged into computer).Ĥ) Do NOT sign in to your Google Account when phone resets - This is CRITICAL. You may not need to follow these steps exactly, but they're the steps I used.ġ) Plug Samsung Galaxy S3 phone into computer's USB port. Below was the method I used, followed by further explanation. It's for a Samsung Galaxy S3, but should still apply to this issue. You'll see your phone's USB storage and SDCard contents if it does. Test and see if MTP works using Windows Explorer.Only after doing all that, reconnect your phone back to PC.

Also, press the phone's home key until your homescreen is displayed. Once complete, unplug your phone, and turn off USB debugging.(This step is a precautionative measure to ensure your phone is identified with all the necessary drivers)

#Samsung s5 driver failed to install drivers#

Switch USB debugging back on in your phone settings, and reconnect the phone back - you'll see windows load another set of drivers for your phone. Once reinstalled, disconnect the phone off USB.and wait for the drivers to get reinstalled.

#Samsung s5 driver failed to install Pc#

Connect the phone to your PC with USB cable and let windows load your drivers.

(minimum 1-2 minutes - recommended 5mins to 30mins) its found in Settings | Display.

(Optional) Set your phone's screen timeout to a lengthy time.

Most importantly, it must set as PDA when you exit. In that window's USB section, if it's default to PDA, tap MODEM, then back to PDA, (if it is MODEM in the beginning, change it to PDA) then press the back key to exit.

Once rebooted, go to your phone's dialer, type *#7284# - A configuration window will appear.

Reboot your phone (or turn off and then on your phone again).

Follow instructions and wait for it to finish the troubleshooting procedure. open KIES, go to Tools | Troubleshoot connection error. Reboot your PC and Reinstall KIES after that. If all else fails (for Windows specific instructions): If somehow your phone still can't get those MTP drivers initialized for any wierd reason, you'd want to try force resetting your USB interfaces. all the way down to the link for manuals.

The tips you should be focusing on are after the section: " If you can NEVER get your PC to see your GS2" part. try these tips and see if your phone re-establishes its MTP drivers. What I can suggest you do is to read a post made by Hawker regarding about phone connectivity.