Jan 19, 2010 Hi, I know there have been threads on this before but largely they just mention installing the Vista 64 bit drivers (done that). I'm running Windows 7 64. Hannot, Do you have your Hero connected to your PC? And if so have you pressed HTC sync on your Hero? The only reason I can think of for the missing.

HTC Sync is a free tool to synchronize your media files between your HTC phone (for example Android) and your desktop computer. Other than media files (photos, music and videos) you can also transfer your contacts and calendar entries between your smartphone and PC. HTC Sync includes a photo management tool to organize and edit, for example crop and rotate, your pictures. The music player allows importing playlists from iTunes and Windows Media Player, as well as creating your own playlists that can be synced with your phone. Once setup, browser bookmarks, contacts and calendar synchronize automatically every time your phone and computer are connected. Finally, the data on your PC synced with HTC Sync serves as a backup should you lose your phone.

Click to expand.Pretty sure it's the ADB device entry that's the problem, as I don't have any references to it here. The MS USB driver is the standard one used for removable devices, so the entry under 'Disk drives' is normal. When I connect my handset the following appears in Device Manager: Android USB Devices (no driver used) __ My HTC (ANDROIDUSB.sys & WdfCoInstaller01007.dll) If you're not seeing the same, check to see if /Windows/System32/Drivers contains the former and /Windows/System32 the latter.

I have also had a problem with getting HTC Sync to work on Win 7 64bit, I installed the latest 2.0.18 HTC Sync software and at first it didn't work, but after a bit of fiddling I got it working: 1. Navigate to Control Panel - Devices and Printers 2. Locate 'Android Phone' under Devices 3. Right click on the icon and select properties. Eset Nod32 Antivirus 8.0.312.0 Username And Pa. Click on the hardware tab. Listed will probably be 'HTC Dream composite interface' or similar. Highlight this entry and click on properties.

In the properties dialogue box under the general tab at the bottom click 'change settings'. When the dialogue box reappears click on the 'Driver' tab. Select the 'Update Driver' option. On the first screen select the second option 'Browse my computer for driver software'. In the next screen select the second option 'Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer'. You should then be faced with 2 options on the next screen under Model, either 'HTC Dream Composite ADB Interface' or 'My HTC'.

Select 'My HTC' and that will install the correct drivers and then you should be good to go. Princess Peach S Untold Tales here. I hope this helps.

I have also had a problem with getting HTC Sync to work on Win 7 64bit, I installed the latest 2.0. Msn Messenger Ware more. 18 HTC Sync software and at first it didn't work, but after a bit of fiddling I got it working: 1. Navigate to Control Panel - Devices and Printers 2.

Locate 'Android Phone' under Devices 3. Right click on the icon and select properties. Click on the hardware tab.

Listed will probably be 'HTC Dream composite interface' or similar. Highlight this entry and click on properties. In the properties dialogue box under the general tab at the bottom click 'change settings'. When the dialogue box reappears click on the 'Driver' tab.

Select the 'Update Driver' option. On the first screen select the second option 'Browse my computer for driver software'. In the next screen select the second option 'Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer'. You should then be faced with 2 options on the next screen under Model, either 'HTC Dream Composite ADB Interface' or 'My HTC'. Select 'My HTC' and that will install the correct drivers and then you should be good to go. I hope this helps.