Check if you can see the phone in your Windows Explorer-- it should be
listed along your other devices like printers, scanners, etc. If so,
you can probably just browse to it to see you media.
If not, figure out if there is any software that should have
accompanied your USB cable or phone. If that's the case, make sure you
remove the device in the device manager (select it and press delete),
then disconnect the phone from the cable, install the software, and
re-connect the phone to the cable.
When you first connected the phone to the PC, did Windows "find" your
new hardware? Did it install any driver for it?
Good luck,
--Ramon
On 6/27/05, mqha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, I bought a samsung e315 phone and USB link cable over the weekend
> at a T-mobile store. I installed and loaded the driver from the CD-ROM
> that came with the USB cable on Windows-XP home edition. Device
> manager shows this USB to serial link is in proper working condition.
> When I plugged the e315 phone in and nothing happened. I expected to
> see a e315 folder in my computer folder so I can retrive the
> pictures/videos to my PC. Is anyone ever try to do this? Do I need any
> additional s/w for the e315? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks
> --Matthew
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