How to Fix Google Pixel Not Recognized from Windows 11

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[@MrVeryfrost]

You have an "unknown" USB on your video. When I switch to File transfer from tethering, my USB option disappears. My PC tells me that my USB file is good (white tethering) although I can't find it on My computer. It does appear on Bluetooth & other devices but not on My Computer.

[@stang1970]

same here, it shows its connected in other devices. Its not listed im my computer. Did you have any luck getting it to work? I know my cable and computer work with my samsung products but not my pixal

[@michaelcuffia9439]

After downloading and installing the Google USB driver, I am still not seeing MTP USB device as you indicate.

[@Tips2Fix]

what mobile version do you have?

[@ghostmenghost1835]

The serial number of my laptop is lost. Even on the back of the laptop. No. What should I do? Help

[@Tips2Fix]

If the serial number of your laptop is not visible on the physical body, there are several ways you can still retrieve it: 1. **Using Command Prompt (Windows):** - Open *Command Prompt* by typing "cmd" in the Windows search bar. - Type: `wmic bios get serialnumber` and press *Enter*. This should display the serial number of your laptop. 2. **Using System Information (Windows):** - Press *Windows Key + R*, type `msinfo32`, and press *Enter*. - In the *System Information* window, look for *System Model* or *Serial Number* under *System Summary*. 3. **On MacBooks:** - Click the Apple logo on the top left of the screen, then click *About This Mac*. The serial number should be displayed in the window that opens. 4. **Inside BIOS/UEFI Settings:** - Restart your laptop and press the appropriate key (e.g., F2, F10, DEL) during startup to enter the BIOS or UEFI settings. - In the BIOS, the serial number is usually listed on the *Main* or *System Information* tab. 5. **Check the Original Packaging or Invoice:** - If you still have the original packaging or receipt for the laptop, the serial number is often printed on them. These methods should help you retrieve the serial number even if it's not visible on the laptop itself.

[@ghostmenghost1835]

This serial number is written on the back of my laptop but does not work

[@Tips2Fix]

Hi bro , what you mean does not wor? Fir this you dont need any serial number :)

[@ghostmenghost1835]

When the laptop opens it shows the serial number, CT number, product number, how to fix it. I don't even have the serial number, which bios to download, how to solve the problem

[@Tips2Fix]

The issue you're describing sounds like your laptop is booting into a system diagnostics or BIOS screen, showing the serial number, CT number, and product number instead of booting into the operating system. This could be due to a BIOS issue or an incomplete system configuration. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you solve the problem: 1. Reset the BIOS to Default Settings Sometimes the issue can be fixed by resetting the BIOS to its default settings: Restart your laptop and press the key to enter the BIOS setup (usually F2, F10, Delete, or Esc, depending on your laptop model). Once in the BIOS menu, look for an option to Load Default Settings or Reset to Factory Defaults. Save the changes and exit. 2. Check for BIOS Updates If resetting the BIOS doesn't fix the issue, you may need to update the BIOS. Here’s how to do it: a. Identify the Model of Your Laptop: Look for the exact model number and product number of your laptop, which should be listed on the BIOS screen or on the bottom of the laptop. You can also find this information using the command wmic bios get serialnumber in the Windows command prompt if you can boot into Windows. b. Visit the Manufacturer’s Website: Go to the official website of your laptop's manufacturer (e.g., HP, Dell, Lenovo). Enter the model or product number into the support section to find the appropriate BIOS download for your laptop. c. Download and Install the BIOS: Download the latest BIOS version for your laptop. Follow the instructions from the manufacturer’s website to properly update the BIOS. 3. Check the Hard Drive Sometimes, the laptop might not detect the operating system on the hard drive, leading to the system booting into the diagnostic screen. Here’s what to do: In the BIOS menu, check the boot order and make sure the hard drive is listed first. If the hard drive is not listed, it might have a connection problem, or the hard drive might be faulty. 4. Run Diagnostics on the Hardware Many laptops come with built-in diagnostics tools. If the laptop shows the system information (serial, CT number, etc.), there might be an option to run a hardware diagnostic test. Use the diagnostic tool to check for issues with the hard drive, RAM, or other components. 5. Reinstall the Operating System (As a Last Resort) If none of the steps above fix the issue, you may need to reinstall the operating system. Back up any important data before proceeding with this step.

[@AkL-t7q]

How to rename users file name

[@Tips2Fix]

In mobile or windows 11?