(So far so good as it should only be charging.)Ģ. When Charging is selected under “use USB for,” my phone will not show up under My Computer.

However, after the update, I am facing issues transferring images and videos from phone to laptop.ġ. Without doing anything but plugging my phone in via USB, I was able to access all necessary folders and download/upload images and videos. Until this new update, I never had issues with transferring files from my phone to my Windows delivery device (laptop) and vice versa. I just updated to Android 6.0 (Marshmallow) on. No more excel freezes and ATF issue gone.Īgain, not the simplest solution, but it seems that a clean install will always be good and bring fixtures overall. I refused to make a clean install just to give ATF a try but since my MacBook became slow and I had been having problems with excel I finally did it and, by doing it, it all runs better. I’m sure it isn’t what you wanted to hear but I have read and tried different methods to get ATF to work and nothing ever did the job. I’ve just updated today to Yosemite 10.10.4, as it has just been released and fortunately, it is still working. I had never done a clean install until now and that totally got ride of this bug. It seems it has something to do with the OS X updates since my MacBook was new. Having done it AFT worked again as it originally did. In my case, I made a clean install for my Yosemite 10.10.3. Having read a lot on this issue I found a workaround which won’t be as simple as you would’ve wanted: make a clean install of you current OS X. I had no Kies installed and everything seemed OK however it never worked again nor for my SIII, nor for a S4 later and now with a S6. I can recall that out of the box it always worked fine with my Samsung SIII, but it suddenly stop working showing the “No Android device found” error. I troubled trying to get Android File Transfer (ATF), on my MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2012), for a while.

Swipe down to see notifications and press on “USB for charging”.

Connect your phone to your computer using a USB cable.

Enable Developer Mode by going to Settings > About Phone (at the very bottom usually) > press on Build Number repeatedly until the pop-up appears.

If you don’t see the above-mentioned options in your Storage & USB settings, make sure to enable USB debugging and then follow this tricky sequence (screenshots also below): Updating the post right after fixing the issue on the Nexus 6P. Step 1.1 – just happened to me on stock Android Marshmallow 6.0 If you think that your problem with transferring files is software-related, try connecting your device via USB to your computer, check “Camera (PTP)” and uncheck it again.

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