Your PC Doesn't Recognize Plugged Mobile Phone? Solved!

Here is the list of the most often reported USB connection problems

• the computer doesn't recognize your plugged device
• the computer does recognize it but you still can't access its memory
• either the phone or the computer hangs up after plugging in your device
• you plug your device in but  "nothing happens"
• you plug your device in but Windows fails to install necessary drives so you can't access phone storage
• the automatic installation of PC suite provided by your device's manufacturer fails

First, you have to make sure that the physical connection is working. When the phone is plugged in to the PC via USB cable, look for a USB icon on that row of icons at the top of the phone's screen.

If the icon doesn't appear, check to make sure the USB cable is properly inserted on both ends. Unplug and replug it. If that doesn't help, try another USB port. if still no response,

Restart your phone and your computer. This may actually helped in some cases. If you've been using your computer or phone for a long time without restarting, they may be simply overloaded

If it doesn't help, try on another computer.

If it works in the other computer, see if you can find another USB cable that works with your PC and your phone and try that.

You might have a hardware problem with your phone, your PC, or your cable. On the other hand, you might simply have the phone set wrong.

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Is your computer running slow? Fix it now

Like human, computers get slower with age for different reasons. Brand new computer works at top speed. You move easily between websites. Then after a while it get slower than it used to be. It takes quite a while for it to start up and moving from one website to another is pretty slow now as time progresses and gets even slower.

Why is that?

In most cases your registry is bloated and loaded with unnecessary junk. 

What is your registry?

 

It is a data-bank of information which the operating system uses to run the computer and perform the tasks you ask it to do. All Windows computers since Windows 95 have a registry.

Unnecessary junk includes:-

• Pieces of programs which were not completely uninstall-ed,
• Pieces of programs which were never completely installed,
• Useless drivers and shortcuts and a host of other items. 
• Spyware,which has been installed unknown to you and which is carrying on anonymous business behind the scenes.

The presence of these fragments of junk can slow down your computer hugely and may lead to freezing problems also.

The solution simply is to remove the junk from your registry.

How are you going to do that?

So long as you know which items you cannot remove and which items should be removed you will have no problems. Just delete the items you want to remove and thats it. Its really simple. 

Do you know which items must remain in the registry?

If you remove them you may put your computer completely out of action. Other registry items are needed to run programs on your computer. 

Do you know which is which?

Don't worry , a number of companies offer registry cleaning applications on the internet. All of these programs will do a fair job of cleaning your registry but they are good,better and best. 

You can surf the internet to see what is available in registry cleaners or check with us to see what we found best. You can have a free scan from some of the applications on the internet to tell you what your problems are, then you can decide what you want to do about it.

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