Connected as installer when charging in car audio USB port.

Love my S5 but this is annoying. Connect phone to Sony car deck via USB to charge. When using Bluetooth listen to music keeps connecting as installer. Will pause music and make the beeping sound. Will repeat this process every few minutes. Any way to stop this? Have tried both with USB debugging one and off. Won't let me choose to connect as media device just go back to installer.

Can you just charge it with a regular car charger and not use USB? I never charge my phones in my car that way, I only use the USB port for memory sticks but I think my manual says the USB is not for charging so maybe yours is different. Mary

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The moment I disconnect the bluetooth , the phone turns normal again. This happens when i awaken the phone and try to access the home screen, this takes almost 4 to 5 seconds at times.
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My Iphone 6 (8.1.2) is very slow and sluggish to response whenever it is connected any bluetooth devices ex. my car audio or bluetooth headsets
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You need to remove the association that Windows has with that particular file type. To do that, you need to open Windows Explorer. From there, click on Tools, then Folder options. Click on the tab that is named file types. You then need to find the extension for the photos that appear in the iPhone, then click that registered file type. Once you do that, there is a section to select the program to open that file type with. You can click on the change button, and that will allow you to change the program that it opens with, or restore the default. There is also a box that can be checked to always use the selected program. If you unselect it, it will prompt you next time on what program to use.
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My Iphone still won't charge even after I had tried plugging it in and waiting then restarting it, it still showed up on the screen that it has to be charged, even when it was in the USB port. Help please

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Hello Isabellap,
It sounds like your iPhone 4S is not charging when plugged in. I found an article with some steps that might help with this. I recommend reviewing the steps in the sections titled "Battery does not charge from the USB power adapter" and "Will not turn on, will not turn on unless connected to power, or unexpected power off" in the following article:
iPhone: Hardware troubleshooting
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts2802
Thank you for posting in the Apple Support Communities.
Best,
Sheila M.

Hi everyone. My ipod classic was purchased in the year 2009. I'm unsuccessful in getting it charged either through a USB port of my laptop or through an apple adapter connected to DC. Please suggest me on my options. Thank you.

Hi everyone.
My ipod classic (160 GB) was purchased in the year 2009.
I'm unsuccessful in getting it charged either through a USB port of my laptop or through an apple adapter connected to DC.
Please suggest me on my options. Thank you.

Could be the battery. The following has cost and other information that may help: Apple - Support - Service Answer Center

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You'd have to read your car manual but chances are it won't put out enough power for the iPad. The car is likely set up to charge a phone, most of which typically want half the power an iPad wants.
I think your options are to get a cigarette lighter looking charger, making sure it's powerful enough for an iPad...or you can get power inverters for about $25, where they plug into the cigarette lighter/power point and have a normal household type outlet on the other end. Then you'd just plug your charger in like you would at home.
Another option would be to look for something like a Zagg Sparq, which is a battery operated charger...plug the Sparq into the outlet at home. Its battery holds a charge and you can use that to charge your device. (zagg isn't the only manufacturer of such a device, Targus has one as well). Just look for portable chargers.
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Karlfromny wrote:
I realize that. The plug in question has a USB connector on one side and the new Lightening interface on the other. The USB side is plugged into the car and the otherside of the cable into the Mini.
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Tried soft and hard resets
FYI, there's no such thing as "soft" or "hard" resets in iPhone terminology. There is only one phone reset. You'll see those terms thrown around by technically ignorant posters, but they mean different things to different people and are actually archaic, 1980s PC terms that have nothing to do with iPhones.
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Mouse only works when plugged into a specific USB port

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Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium SP1
It only has full functionality when plugged into a specific USB port on my desktop. I can't get it to work with any other ports or chained with a HUB plugged into the port it likes. All of my other USB devices work fine with those ports and my HUBs. The red light on the bottom lights up but the mouse pointer does not respond to movement and clicking the buttons does nothing either.
1) I'm confident, that it's not a problem with the desktop hardware
2) I'm confident, that it's not a problem with the mouse hardware
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Hello Tick_Noby,
Your mouse only works in certain usb ports.
Has the mouse ever worked in the ports?
You can go to device manager and uninstall the fake keyboard and the mouse and restart the computer.
It seems that the driver is not correct for the mouse.
Also reset BIOS defaults.
Turn off the computer.
As you turn it back on tap the F10 key. This will load BIOS setup utility.
Press F9 to load defaults.
Press F10 to save and exit.
When the computer boots back up, check to see if everything is working.
If it has not been to long since the problem started, you can run a system restore.
This will take the system back to when everything was working correctly without affecting your personal files.
Here is a link on how to do a restore.
Let me know how everything goes
Have a good day.

I got an Ipod shuffle because I have two cars with USB port for mp3. It doesn't work. Can it ever?

I got an Ipod shuffle because I have two cars with USB port for mp3. It doesn't work. Can it ever?

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I can see it in itunes as a device. However, this is a brand new computer, running windows 7. My last one bit the dust in mid use. I want to save the songs on my ipod and to do that I believe I need to be able to see the files on the ipod.
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Great Troubleshooting on your own so far!. (If you got 2 PC and 2 iPod would be much easier, some of the people in this community has more than 2 of each.)
Hope you did not connect it to a USB Hub, the sync cable must be plug in directly to a USB2 port at the back of the Desktop Computer.
If you have a spare Notebook, with iTunes, connect it to the Notebook, to check if the iPod is working or hung.
Can you iPod run and play songs, when disconnected from the PC? (Sorry, for just asking the obvious)
Anyway, just hard reset your iPod, so that we can start from scratch
1. if your iPod is hung, reset it by pressing Menu and Center button for at least 10 secs till the Apple logo, comes on. (this won't delete your songs in the iPod, if they are not corrupted))
2. Connect it back to your Notebook or Desktop.
if your iPod screen is dead, try charging the battery by connecting it to another computer. if it doesn't connect to successfully to another computer, it may need servicing.
Good luck!

Why can I charge me iphone with my car's usb port but not my ipad?

Why can I charge my Iphone in my car using USB connection but not my Ipad?

Because the iPad requires a lot more power to charge than your iPhone, and typically car and computer USB ports simply don't proivide that much.
Its the same reason your iPhone comes with a 5Watt charger (and even then the iPhone only uses part of that) while the iPads come with the 10 or 12 watt charger.
They just need more power.

IMac has stopped charging via the keyboard USB port when sleeping - why?

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Although I have never connected my iPod to the keyboard in the past, I can confirm this behavior. Previously my Mac was an Early 2006 iMac Core Duo with the white plastic Apple Keyboard, so the USB hub in the keyboard was USB 1.1 and not recommended for iPods. Now I have a new Early 2009 Mac mini with the aluminum Apple Keyboard with Numeric Keypad with the USB 2.0 hub.
I can confirm that, based on the messages/symbols displayed on the iPod;
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2. an iPod connected to the USB 2.0 hub in the Apple Keyboard is ejected and no longer charges when the Mac is asleep.
3. an iPod connected to a 3rd party, non-powered, USB 2.0 hub connected directly to a Mac USB port is ejected but continues to charge when the Mac is put to sleep.
4. an iPod connected directly to a Mac USB port is ejected but continues to charge when the Mac is put to sleep.
However, Benjamin, if you read the the 3rd comment from the bottom, of the discussion thread to which you have linked, the poster states that Apple engineers have confirmed to him that;
1. with Mac OS X 10.5.6 a new power management scheme was implemented.
2. an iPod connected to the USB 2.0 hub in the Apple Keyboard is ejected and no longer charges when the Mac is asleep, is now correct behavior under the new power management scheme.
The drawback is that folks in that thread are reporting that not only does the iPod not charge, but that it is drained of power.

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