I have been getting nowhere trying to install the drivers for my Galaxy Nexus on my new Win 7 x64 pc. I've tried so many things, like PdaNet, native Samsung drivers, etc, They all fail trying to load something called INTF2, whatever that is. Can anyone please share their experiences getting past this roadblock? Thanks in advance for your assistance.
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i am sure you have tried this already, but did you check out Wugs Galaxy Nexus Root Toolkit thread over at Androidcentrals CDMA galaxy nexus Root/ROM forum?
when i unlocked and rooted my phone it took me through some downloads and how to set everything up. and i have Zero problems connecting to my W7 64 bit system as long as i use the stock cable.
That and everything else I could find. It tuns out if I power off the phone, turn it back on, and connect the USB during the boot animation I can connect to the PC. If I try connecting while the phone is already running, it fails. Go figure.
I just solved the problem on my end - I was trying to plug it into an HP docking station. I decided to try plugging it directly into the laptop, and it worked. If you have a hub in the mix, try removing that.
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Mine is win 7 professional and I am plugging it into a Belkin hub. I just tried to connect the nexus directly into the PC and it still didn't work. But I can still connect by rebooting the phone while plugged into the hub. Thanks for the hint and I am happy it worked for you.
Not sure if the rom you are using has a custom kernel as a part of the package but most custom kernels now have a "fast charge" option. I was having the same issue as you until i turned that fast charge option off. By doing this, it let me phone connect with no problems. I am using AOKP with Faux Kernel. Good luck!
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Not sure if the rom you are using has a custom kernel as a part of the package but most custom kernels now have a "fast charge" option. I was having the same issue as you until i turned that fast charge option off. By doing this, it let me phone connect with no problems. I am using AOKP with Faux Kernel. Good luck!
My franco kernel was set to fast charge. I deselected it, connected it to usb, and boom...instant connection. Who would have thought it. You, that's who
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I just ran across this same problem with my tablet/laptop (HP 2760P) and my new Samsung Galaxy Nexus. For my setup the front left USB port is designated for charging and rear right 2 USB ports are for charging and or peripherals. I simply switched ports.
I noticed that when the phone was plugged into the front left, the phone identified it as charging via AC and when in the back two it identified USB.
Not sure if the rom you are using has a custom kernel as a part of the package but most custom kernels now have a "fast charge" option. I was having the same issue as you until i turned that fast charge option off. By doing this, it let me phone connect with no problems. I am using AOKP with Faux Kernel. Good luck!
hey rmerchant786
my galaxy nexus dsnt get detectd on my XP sp2, nor on my sony bravia led,
i have wmp11 installed, have mtppk12.exe installed, but still getting error - intf2 driiver not found
also can u help me out how to identify wich kernel we hv, n how to check fast charge.
The Galaxy Nexus is the third official phone contracted by Google and the first phone to come with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Specs include a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 16/32GB of internal storage, a 4.65 inch 720p HD Super AMOLED... Read More
GNex Win 7 x64 INTF2 driver error
