Zte joinme computer program windows#

Windows My Computer only sees my laptop's C: drive.

Zte joinme computer program drivers#

Now that the drivers were installed, when I connect the phone now, there is no virtual CD visible on the

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I saw an optionįor Install driver but I believe there was no option fir a U-disk mode.ģ. Since there were no instructions, not knowing I needed an SD card, I already connected the phone to myĬomputer and saw the virtual CD-ROM as the E: drive. Do you mean I must purchase one before continuing?Ģ. > Should there be further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.ġ. > 4.A option list which shows install driver and U-disk mode will appear, > 3.Open the virtual CD-ROM and find autorun.exe, double click it. > 2.Plug the usb cable to the PC, a virtual CD-ROM will appear in My Computer. Once after it is connected, please us the below steps to transfer data.

> Please insert an SD card in the device and the connect it to the Computer. Am I supposed to be able to transfer images from phone to computer and computer to phone? There are no user programs or desktop icons to run Join Me (at least that's how I assume it would work.Ģ. When I connect the phone, Windows does not see it. Then I rand the Join Me autorun on the phone and it installed I connected the phone to my Win 7 laptop. There is almost no information on setting up and using the USB connection Only after Googling Z431 did I find the mfr, ZTE. Installer apparently marked the virtual CD-ROM hidden. Now when I connect the phone, Windows (My Computer) does not see it.

I ran the autorun on the phone and it installed the 'drivers' and I see them in a My Computer saw an E: drive on the phone, 100% used. Basic USB drivers were installed automatically So I connected the phone to my Win 7 laptop. There is no information in the user guide (printed or online version) in setting up and using

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