Just thought that I would post this up more as a way of highlighting how so many issues go back to the USB Cable, either we pull out of our bundle of cables, or get supplied.
Just got the new Samsung A9 for work, which is USB C. Went on Amazon and ordered what I thought was decent USB C cables. They had all the correct wording, saying they were fully compatible with the latest devices, IE Samsung 10, etc.
Received them, plugged the phone into my laptop with one of them and went to update my Music library on the A9. Could only see about 5 out of approx 30 folders.
Swapped cables over, rebooted laptop, rebooted phone, and could still only see a handful of folders.
Grabbed one of my cheap and nasty USB C cables, and low and behold there was all my folders. Did some more investigating with the new cables, and the phone was doing all sorts of dodgy things.
Packed them up and shipped them back to Amazon. Ordered my usual "Anker USB C" cables, tried them when they arrived, and perfect.
THESE were the one's I have sent back.
Will never order anything but Anker. House is about full of Anker products. Lesson learned.
Just got the new Samsung A9 for work, which is USB C. Went on Amazon and ordered what I thought was decent USB C cables. They had all the correct wording, saying they were fully compatible with the latest devices, IE Samsung 10, etc.
Received them, plugged the phone into my laptop with one of them and went to update my Music library on the A9. Could only see about 5 out of approx 30 folders.
Swapped cables over, rebooted laptop, rebooted phone, and could still only see a handful of folders.
Grabbed one of my cheap and nasty USB C cables, and low and behold there was all my folders. Did some more investigating with the new cables, and the phone was doing all sorts of dodgy things.
Packed them up and shipped them back to Amazon. Ordered my usual "Anker USB C" cables, tried them when they arrived, and perfect.
THESE were the one's I have sent back.
Will never order anything but Anker. House is about full of Anker products. Lesson learned.