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It is not related to your computer.<br />
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Just make sure your phone is not locked before connecting to your computer via USB cable.<br />
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If you have no further questions, please do a favor to close this question.<br />
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Thanks!
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It is not related to your computer.

Just make sure your phone is not locked before connecting to your computer via USB cable.

If you have no further questions, please do a favor to close this question.

Thanks!

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so phone needs to be locked<br />
do I unlock and relock phone<br />
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that does not work for me to connect files to windows 10
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so phone needs to be locked
do I unlock and relock phone

that does not work for me to connect files to windows 10

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Worked once. Probably will work.<br />
Thanks.
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plugging into windows 10<br />
I sometimes see my files of samsung galaxy s6 android 7<br />
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I think when I dont see files; then I may need to reset computer<br />
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I click refresh file explorer window but says; this folder empty<br />
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I try plugging into different usb<br />
Is there another type of refresh I could do without reseting my windows computer<br />
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Please dont request an me downloading a windows program because that is another question.
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plugging into windows 10
I sometimes see my files of samsung galaxy s6 android 7

I think when I dont see files; then I may need to reset computer

I click refresh file explorer window but says; this folder empty

I try plugging into different usb
Is there another type of refresh I could do without reseting my windows computer

Please dont request an me downloading a windows program because that is another question.

refresh screen to see android 7 files

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