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i have a E63 nokia mobile phone. it doesnot connect to the pc by trying various methods. Please help me to solve it.

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For : the E63 is an older Symbian S60 device, so USB failures usually come from one of a few repeatable causes. Both and suggested useful workarounds; below are targeted diagnostics to fix the direct PC-to-phone link so those workarounds are only temporary.

Try these steps in order:

  • Verify the cable. Use the original Nokia data cable or another known data-capable cable. Many cheap cables only charge and will never show up on the PC.
  • Try different USB ports (rear ports on a desktop, or a direct laptop port). Avoid USB hubs while testing.
  • Watch the phone screen when you plug it in. If the phone offers any USB connection choices, select the data/USB storage option rather than charging-only.
  • On the PC, open Device Manager right after connecting. If the phone appears as an unknown device or with a yellow mark, right-click and choose Update Driver, then point to the drivers folder from the Nokia connectivity package (run the installer first if needed).
  • If the official installer fails on a modern Windows version, run it as Administrator or in Windows 7 compatibility mode. Reboot after install and reconnect.
  • Try the phone on a different computer to determine whether the problem is the phone or the PC.

If USB still fails, use the microSD card with a card reader to move files, and gather this info for deeper diagnosis: Windows version, exact Device Manager error, and whether any other phones work with the same cable/port. Avoid installing unsigned software; back up important data before major driver changes.

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Member Avatar for mjdodd

I do not know your Nokia but I use a lumina Nokia and the easiest way to transfer files etc is to email them to myself but ensure they stay on the ISP server and then collect using the pc. There is a cable USB way using Nokia software but it ends up using Zune and I find email easier!
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If you are connecting with Bluetooth then it would be simple connect system as per my personal excpereince. Although, nokia pc suite is working very good for me last few months.

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