I also had the same problem but this worked for me. Thanks a lot.1. Turn on USB debug mode in my phone >settings>applications>development
2. Connect the phone to computer via USB
3. Allow Windows to load drivers
4. Disconnect phone from USB
5. Turn off phone's USB debug mode
6. Reconnect USB between phone and computer
7. Successfully connect with Kies via the USB
The key here being: Have the phone in USB Debug mode when connecting to the computer to automatically load the drivers via the Windows Recognized New Hardware Wizard. Then disconnect and turn off the phone's USB Debug mode before reconnecting to the computer and Kies.
Now I put the "[?]" in my subject line because I have the confidence level of approximately zero with Kies at this point, woindering if it will connect the next time [smile] Hope this helps! - David
Try this:
1. (with phone disconnected) reinstall kies drivers using Keis troubleshooter.
2. enable galaxy s2 debugging mode.
3. connect phone to pc so that the drivers will be installed.
4. disconnect phone and turn debugging mode off.
5. turn phone off and then on again.
6. connect to pc.
thats how it worked for me.
1. Turn on USB debug mode in my phone >settings>applications>development
2. Connect the phone to computer via USB
3. Allow Windows to load drivers
4. Disconnect phone from USB
5. Turn off phone's USB debug mode
6. Reconnect USB between phone and computer
7. Successfully connect with Kies via the USB
The key here being: Have the phone in USB Debug mode when connecting to the computer to automatically load the drivers via the Windows Recognized New Hardware Wizard. Then disconnect and turn off the phone's USB Debug mode before reconnecting to the computer and Kies.
Now I put the "[?]" in my subject line because I have the confidence level of approximately zero with Kies at this point, woindering if it will connect the next time [smile] Hope this helps! - David
Yeeees! This method worked for me, big thanks!1. Turn on USB debug mode in my phone >settings>applications>development
2. Connect the phone to computer via USB
3. Allow Windows to load drivers
4. Disconnect phone from USB
5. Turn off phone's USB debug mode
6. Reconnect USB between phone and computer
7. Successfully connect with Kies via the USB
The key here being: Have the phone in USB Debug mode when connecting to the computer to automatically load the drivers via the Windows Recognized New Hardware Wizard. Then disconnect and turn off the phone's USB Debug mode before reconnecting to the computer and Kies.
Now I put the "[?]" in my subject line because I have the confidence level of approximately zero with Kies at this point, woindering if it will connect the next time [smile] Hope this helps! - David
I had this problem, here was my fix:
Plug the phone into the USB.
Turn phone off, hold lock and select Turn Off.
Wait.
After its off and loads the Battery Charging icon, turn it back on.
Wait.
It should send the driver info to the computer and recognize it.
If it doesn't work for you, it might be because I enabled USB debugging prior to restarting it. It works in Kies now.
.........then I recommend you try changing your USB lead.
For all those still struggling with Kies, I can only re-iterate my suggestion to try MyPhone Explorer. It does backup, sync, etc via USB,bluetooth or wifi.
Also, you can copy files on and off.
Usual disclaimer: I have no connection with the product other than a satisfied user for several years on SE and now Android phones.
Never been able to connect my Galaxy S2 to Samsung Kies via USB ike many other people until I bought my wife a Galaxy Ace. Connected the Ace to PC via USB, drivers were automaticaly installed. Run Kies & the phone connected at once, I then disconnected the Galaxy Ace & connected my Samsung s2, it connected straight away.
So may I suggest, for all of you having trouble connecting your Galaxy S2 to Samsung Kies download & install the Samsung Ace drivers & try again.
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