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[Solved] Computer can't find phone - Xiaomi phone can't find win 10 pc

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  • #1 18157699
    Neoprene
    Level 5  
    Yo
    I have a Xiaomi Redmi 4A phone and a computer with Windows 10. I wanted to connect the phone to the computer, but it cannot be found in the device manager or in "my computer". After connecting another phone with the same cable and the same USB, the phone was found. I have development options enabled, USB debugging. I noticed that when I go to phone options -> Wireless & Mobile networks -> More, the "USB Tethering" option is grayed out (blocked). I have the MiPcSuite application on my computer, but it also does not detect my phone. I tried to connect the phone to another computer but the result is the same.
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  • #2 18157748
    zjo
    Level 28  
    If the system does not try to install the drivers, I bet either a damaged socket or the "charging only" option in the USB connection settings. But with debugging turned on, it should appear in the manager as "adb interface" anyway ...
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  • #3 18157771
    Neoprene
    Level 5  
    I was able to change the option to MTP, but after restarting the phone it automatically changed to charging again. After that, the transfer still doesn't work
  • #4 18157813
    roman106
    Level 25  
    After connecting to the computer from the top bar, you have the choice of loading and transferring files?
  • #5 18157821
    Neoprene
    Level 5  
    No, nothing shows up
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  • #6 18158251
    zjo
    Level 28  
    It is normal to return to "charge only". If the connection mode selection menu does not activate after connecting to the computer, most likely you have, as I said, a damaged socket, or worse - one of the electronics. Probably in all Xiaomi USB is led out on a separate board, there is a chance that it is enough to replace only this element.
  • #7 18158325
    Neoprene
    Level 5  
    Ok, thanks a lot. Tomorrow I will take the phone to some service and find out what and how. I will keep you informed.
  • #8 18164734
    Neoprene
    Level 5  
    After taking the phone to the service, it turned out that the USB board is functional and there is nothing wrong with it. The service technician suggested resetting the phone, which I had already done before that. I have no idea what is happening to my phone. If not plaque, what could be the reason?
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  • #9 18164767
    lisek
    Service technician RTV  
    Read on Link_ a little guide

    The rest ... after using (google) and typing
    Xiaomi Redmi 4A connect to PC with Windows10
    * how to connect redmi 4 to pc via usb
  • #10 18164858
    Neoprene
    Level 5  
    The problem is that my phone doesn't even show up in the device manager
  • #11 18164870
    zjo
    Level 28  
    Nothing appears in the manager at all? How did the service say that the USB module was functional?
  • #12 18165631
    lisek
    Service technician RTV  
    If none of the 4 ways shown / described Link_ here it will not help you have damage as described above
    - or a USB module?
    - damage on the electronics board from the USB module to ...
  • #13 18166033
    Neoprene
    Level 5  
    I have already given the phone to the service for usb replacement today. We'll see what happens next
  • #14 18175932
    Neoprene
    Level 5  
    Okay, I'm closing the topic. Two service technicians after replacing the usb socket, thethering still did not work. I was thinking about replacing my phone anyway, so I bought the Huawei P10 Lite on Wednesday
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Xiaomi Redmi 4A phone that fails to connect to a Windows 10 PC via USB. The user reports that the phone is not recognized in the device manager or "my computer," despite having USB debugging enabled. Attempts to switch the USB connection mode to MTP were unsuccessful, as it reverted to "charging only" after a restart. Various suggestions were made, including checking for a damaged USB socket or electronics issues. The user took the phone to a service center, where the USB board was deemed functional, but tethering still did not work. Ultimately, after multiple service visits and unsuccessful repairs, the user decided to replace the phone with a Huawei P10 Lite.
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