HT4101 Has anyone found a way to download pictures from Samsung Gala               xy 3 phone to Ipad air?  I bought the lightning adapter but keeps giving me the message uses too much power.

Has anyone found a way to download pictures fro Samsung Galaxy 3 phone to the Ipad air? I bought the lightning adapter but I keep getting the message device uses too much power.  Any ideas?

You can't directly from a Galaxy phone.  But you can certainly upload the pictures from your Galaxy phone to your computer and then sync them to your iPad via iTunes.

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    I brought my ipad 2 on holidays and have purchased the camera connection kit.  I tried to download my photos and an error message came up saying that the device uses too much power!    My ipad is powered up to 100% and I have closed any open files and it still says the same thing?  Does this actually work or do I have to return it?

    What have you connected to the kit ? The amount of power that is supplied to the kit is limited, and can't be changed - and a lot of card readers and cameras need more power than is supplied to it. If you have connected the kit directly to your camera then does your camera have a setting to enable 'mass storage device' and/or PTP (picture trasnfer protocol or pictbridge) ?

  • On my MacBook Pro with Retina Display, Why does the "USB Devices Disabled Unplug the device using too much power to re-enable USB devices" keep coming up after I unplugged the usb device?

    On my MacBook Pro with Retina Display 15", that I purchased a few weeks ago, started coming up with the following message on my desktop:
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    I unplugged the device and the message still keeps coming up.
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    I shut down the laptop. When booting up I pressed the command+option+p+r at the same time. It comes up with a menu to reinstall OSX, Get help online, Run Disk Utility, etc. I choose the disk utility and repair the disk and then restarted.
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    I talked to Apple Support and we at least stopped the bleeding, a little bit. These are the troubleshooting steps I did before I contacted Apple Support:
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    2. Restore the last known good Time Machine Backup.
    This did not fix my issue, so I called Apple Support and they told me this:
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    3. Plug in Magsafe adapter.
    4. Wait 15 seconds.
    5. Hold down the Shift+Option+Power Button for 20-30 seconds.
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    Ok, this stopped the bleeding a little, but as soon as I plugged in a Apple USB Superdrive
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  • Why does my Macbook pro said "unplug the device using too much power to re-enable USB devices" when i plug in my iphone's charger to connect my phone with the mac?

    my iphone 5's charger is not working anymore with the mac or the normal plug in neither, i dont know why. whenever i plug in my mac, i have to twist the charger a little and my mac said "USB Devices Disabled: Unplug the device using too much power to re-enable USB devices". of course it cant connect with the itunes in my mac, but somehow it still syncs the music to my iphone... i don't understand why. please help me thanks!

    try resetting the ipad,or change the cable ,it woould work 

  • HT4106 unplug the device using too much power to re-enable USB devices

    iPad min cannot be changred, it shows
    unplug the device using too much power to re-enable USB devices

    Try unplugging it. Give your iPad a reset by holding down the sleep and home keys for about 20 seconds (until it reboots) then try again.

  • : USB DEVICES DISABLED Unplug the device using too much power to re-enable USB devices, message won't go away even w/all external devices unpluged!

    USB DEVICES DISABLED
    Unplug the device using too much power to re-enable USB devices
    Message appears in upper right of screen. I've unplugged all & it still appears, software, hardware?
    Any suggestions?

    Look into the USB ports for foreign material and other abnormalities
    Reset the SMC and PRAM
    Intel-based Macs: Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC)
    About NVRAM and PRAM
    Does it happen in Safe Mode?
    OS X: What is Safe Boot, Safe Mode?
    In Recovery mode?
    OS X: What is Safe Boot, Safe Mode?
    If still problem, make an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store since it appears you have a hardware problem.
      Apple Retail Store - Genius Bar

  • Usb devices disabled unplug the device using too much power to re enable usb devices

    usb devices disabled unplug the device using too much power to re enable usb devices

    Use a powered USB hub.

  • To upload photos from my pc onto my ipad using a usb stick. I bought a camera connector kit and tried placing the usb stick onto one of the white square adaptors, stuck it into the ipad2 and I got 'the device uses too much power'' message. Pls help.

    I am not very familiar with the ipad2. I wished to transfer some photos from my pc (not an apple pc but that is the only one I have) to my ipad2 as I thought it would be easier to cull them, edit, crop etc to create albums for our recent trip (the photos are already on the pc and no longer on the camera memory card). When I place the usb stick on the adaptor and stick it onto the Ipad2 I keep getting 'device uses too much power/ requires too much power' message. I read somewhere on the internet that a usb hub could be used to solve the issue but that did not work either. What am I doing wrong? Is there actually a way around this problem. If not why does apple sell this product for Ipad users at all?
    Thank you for any help/ solution you can offer.
    Regards

    I'd ask that on the iPad forum.
    https://discussions.apple.com/community/ipad

  • I made an extra backup on a USB device and now I can't get it back because "the device uses too much power". Why didn't it a few weeks ago and how can I use the device anyway?

    because "it uses too much power"
    I did'nt get that message a few weeks ago when I used Snow Leopard and now I can't approach the files I saved on the external disk.
    Question 1: How do I solve the problem? (Without going back to Snow Leopard)
    Q2: Why this parential supervision by Apple?

    riks1105 wrote:
    because "it uses too much power"
    I did'nt get that message a few weeks ago when I used Snow Leopard and now I can't approach the files I saved on the external disk.
    Question 1: How do I solve the problem? (Without going back to Snow Leopard)
    Q2: Why this parential supervision by Apple?
    Get a powered hub
    USB is cranky, you're not the first (probably not the last) to have this happen.

  • I can no longer download photos to my ipad with the camera attachment. the message says thats its using too much power. i have a 100% charge and i used it before and it worked fine.

    I can no longer upload photos with the camera attachment. I am getting an error saying the device uses too much power. I have used the device before. Is there anything that can be done to fix this problem?

    You don't actually say what the problem is, but maybe this can help:
    USB and Firewire information:
    http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1151?viewlocale=en_US
    http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4049?viewlocale=en_US

  • IPad camera kit error "device uses too much power"

    Got the camera kit....when I attach it I get an error that says the device uses too much power. I've shut down and restarted the iPad several times and still get the same error. Anyone know what I can do?

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  • Device uses too much power error when trying to upload pictures

    I am now getting the device uses too much power error when trying to upload pictures from my Nikon Coolpix.  It had worked fine using the Apple camera kit, but just started giving this error.  What changed?

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    3. Turn on power of camera
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  • USB Devices Disabled due to "using too much power", but no devices plugged in

    I keep getting the following notification
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    Unplug the device using too much
    power to re-enable USB devices.
    The thing this the only thing plugged into my Macbook Pro is the charger.
    Any ideas on how to fix this?

    Unusual.
    I would start with SMC and PRAM reset:
    http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964
    http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14222?viewlocale=en_US
    Ciao.

  • HT4101 It says accessory will use too much power.......what do I do?

    I have bought the lightning to USB camera adapter for my new iPad but it is saying the accessory uses too much power? What do I do? Please help

    Is the adapter an Apple product or 3rd party?
    Try this first - Reset the iPad by holding down on the sleep and home buttons at the same time for about 10-15 seconds until the Apple Logo appears - ignore the red slider - let go of the buttons.
     Cheers, Tom

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