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1. #Lg nexus 5 windows 10 driver install#
2. #Lg nexus 5 windows 10 driver drivers#
3. #Lg nexus 5 windows 10 driver driver#

I had the very same problem when I first received my 5X.

#Lg nexus 5 windows 10 driver drivers#

Let windows download the fastboot drivers from the network.

#Lg nexus 5 windows 10 driver driver#

Step 8: Locate the extracted driver manually on your computer.

#Lg nexus 5 windows 10 driver install#

LG Nexus 5 USB Drivers Download & Install For Windows & Mac PCs After re-reading your first post its definately driver related. Browse the list below to find the driver that meets your needs. I noticed because I don't have that enabled. Most of the android users are facing these types of the problem when they are trying to connect their phone to the System. Swipe down from the top and tap the notification. They add hundreds of new drivers to our site every day. d?s=YToyOntzOjc6InJlZmVyZXIiO3M6MjA6Imh0dHA6Ly9iYW5kY2FtcC5jb20vIjtzOjM6ImtleSI7czozMDoiTGcgbmV4dXMgNXggZHJpdmVycyB3aW5kb3dzIDEwIjt9ĭownload LG Nexus 5X USB Drivers For Windows and ADB Fastboot drivers I had/have no issues with adb or Windows Explorer connectivity on my N6P which is my primary device.Īnyway, that limited advice is all I have to offer at this point-other than my sympathies and commiseration. I could also use adb when in this PTP mode, but no other.

The partial connectivity I could achieve was to put the N5 in "Transfer photos (PTP)" mode and then transfer files in my DCIM folder (that and the subdirs were the only ones I could "see" from my PC's Windows Explorer. I did have partial connectivity with my N5 via USB (and adb), but I was not able to get the "Transfer files" mode working between my N5(s) and my Windows 7 PC. I had to be careful in the pruning / cleaning / fixing that I did attempt because I have a variety of devices that didn't have connectivity issues that I still wanted / needed to use. I'm 99% sure that the issues on that older (development) box that I used for years was that I had many, many USB drivers installed on it and there was some basic conflict that I could not resolve without somehow wiping everything. Well, I can tell you that misery loves company, but I had/have this very same issue on a desktop that I still have but just migrated off of (onto a newer main box). Question: Could anyone if you have the time, please point me towards why the Nexus 5 would just not connect to this particular Windows 10 PC? Anything else I can try? Last resort? I was successfully able to root the Nexus 5 with NRT a couple of month ago (on some Android 6.x version) on another Windows 7 laptop (which I do not have currently) - so USB debugging did work on this Nexus 5 at some point. Can't use this PC though since it's the work laptop!ĥ. The same Nexus 5 connects perfectly well and behaves as expected with another Windows 7 PC. I uninstalled all ADB drivers and the WugFresh Nexus Root Toolkit (NRT) for whatever it's worth and restarted PC.

I've tried toggling the developer options and USB debugging options in the Nexus 5 to no avail.ģ. I've tried about 3 USB to micro-USB cables with no luck and all of them connect fine to the PC with my other device, Nexus 6.Ģ.

What I've done so far + hours of googling + general info:ġ. Problem: With USB debugging ON in the Nexus 5, I do not get a pop-up on the notification bar in the phone, nor am I able to browse the phone media/anything from My Computer in the PC - the device just doesn't show up. Could really use some help with connecting my Nexus 5 to my Windows 10 PC.