Issues with Lenovo TB-7504F Android 7.0

[Camolot]

Apparently, my device doesn't exist as far as the forum is concerned.

I own a Lenovo Tablet TB-7504F running Android 7.0. While it's performed extremely well thus far, I have run into an issue: namely, it absolutely refuses to connect via USB cable to a computer. The thing acknowledges that it's charging, but the PC won't recognize it, and neither will it recognize the PC. I've tried different PC's, different ports on those PC's, nine different cables, and I even turned on the developer settings and went into them... only to find that it's already set to MTP.

I don't know what else I can do. I've pretty much run out of options, and I can't find a solution anywhere, so I finally broke down and made an account to post this. I'm hoping that I don't have to send it back in, but I'm afraid that I might have to if no one can help me solve this problem.

 

[lvt]

You need to install Lenovo USB drivers so the computer could recognize your phone as external storage device.

 

[lvt]

Please check this link:

https://lenovousbdriver.com/download/lenovo-driver-v1-1-34

 

[Camolot]

Please check this link:

https://lenovousbdriver.com/download/lenovo-driver-v1-1-34

Unfortunately, that doesn't seemed to have worked. I have the same exact issues that I had before. My machine still doesn't recognize the tablet.

I've been worried this entire time that this is a hardware issue that I'm going to have to go back to Lenovo to solve, but I'm trying to hit every single other potential option that there is.

I should also note that there was a period of time where the tablet did work with both of my machines, it just doesn't anymore.

 

[lvt]

I don't think it's a hardware issue, my Lenovo phone didn't work with my computer. I had to install a couple of stuffs to make it work. Unfortunately I can't remember exactly what I've done as it took place more than 2 years ago.

Keep trying.

 

[lvt]

If you simply want to transfer files between your tablet and computer, there are some alternative solutions. You could use cloud storage to temporarily keep the files before transferring. Setup a local FTP using Wi-Fi works great too.