Whenever you launch any program or application it starts working with the help of the settings stored in the registry entries. In other terms it is a warehouse of settings and information related to various hardware components, OS configurations and users preferences.
Windows Registry is a database of multiple Microsoft Windows OS configuration settings. Mark Chamberlain Sr.Frequently Asked Questions About Windows Registry Cleaners: What is the Purpose of Windows Registry? The correct workaround, if these values are not correct, is to (1) uninstall the devices under “Universal Serial Bus Devices” from Device Manager, (2) remove the key “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\usbflags\042106610100” manually (use that number only if it is the Nokia 920), and then attach the phone again. The long number, in this case 042106610100 was derived from the Vendor ID (0421), the Product ID (0661) and the revision number (0100) of the device. The osvc value is the relevant thing to look for, it won’t start with 01 if the device wasn’t recognized correctly: "DeviceInterfaceGUID"=""Ģ) Inspect the usbflags\042106610100 key below.
Please note this is the interface 1 (MI_01), interface 2 is used by Nokia for something different. If the device failed to install, that value may be missing. If looking for a different device, the difference will be in the VID (Vendor ID, represented as VID_vvvv) and PID (Product ID, represented as PID_pppp).ġ) Inspect the DeviceInterfaceGUID value in the registry key indicated below. The following example is based on inspection in the registry (regedit) of an installed Nokia 920 device. This step is not trivial as it requires looking up the USB device (i.e. the Phone) has been correctly detected and installed.
check it is available in explorer to drag and drop files If it reports no connected partners found: If it reports RPC Server Unavailable, most likely the service is indeed not running on the PC.Ĥ. If the output is as expected, most likely it’s not an IP Over USB issue.ģ. Then run IpOverUsbEnum.exe (with the device unlocked!)Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Phone Tools\CoreCon\11.0\BiĬontainer Id: 6C5585FD-8C32-587B-BBDE-3DB382497937 Open a command prompt and browse to this folder:Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Phone Tools\CoreCon\11.0\Bin The longer version is copied from the MSDN and pasted below in case anyone else has this issue.
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