USB not functioning - Sony Xperia M

The device doesn't connect to USB. One day it was functioning perfectly, the next day, the charging was malfunctioning. Then the day further, the charging went all right but the USB connection fails. Since then I have been unable to connect the device to USB, Flash-mode, or Fastboot mode. It just doesn't connect. What should i do?

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Let me describe the problem...
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This can be closed. After hours of frustration, I tried a cord that doesn't seem like it should work. It's a "universal" cord (one with a micro-USB connection and an adapter for USB-C and lightning). Never give up, you never know ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
xChowderrrx said:
This can be closed. After hours of frustration, I tried a cord that doesn't seem like it should work. It's a "universal" cord (one with a micro-USB connection and an adapter for USB-C and lightning). Never give up, you never know ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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I always have mtp set as default. Better to be safe than sorry
I do, as well. Connection wasn't being detected on either side. I was also getting a pop-up on my computer saying something along the lines of "the last time this device was connected, it malfunctioned. Windows cannot recognize the device." That's why I initially thought drivers, and only tried a few cords. But I got desperate and reached deeper in the bin. Thanks for the pointer, though.

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