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[Q] 2012 Honda Civic USB doesn't work with Evo 4G

A friend of mine also tried plugging in his HTC G2 (with Cyanogenmod), which also did not work. And I've been looking for a solution all around the place, and it seems to be a problem with Android phones in general; however, I know it's possible to get it working somehow because not everyone has the issue.
Basically, no matter if I have the USB connected via charge only or mass storage, the car display flashes "UNSUPPORTED". I've tried it with and without USB debugging enabled. And with all those combinations, I've tried having a music application open/no music apps running.
I also tried a solution here, which also did not do anything different.
I've also seen a few responses saying to just use Bluetooth instead. My car does not have Bluetooth capabilities. Using an AUX cable is a possibility, though I'd rather have the USB working.
Thanks!

Seems like the system wants to recognize your phone, but USB mode takes a few seconds to enable and therefore the system just rejects it. Disk mode will DEFINITELY have to be activated at some point, but the question is when. Try these steps:
1. With the car on, turn on the radio but don't have it in USB mode yet. Use radio, aux, cd, whatever. This will likely power the USB port at least.
2. Plug in your phone, make sure to select disk/mass storage mode.
3. Wait like 10-15 seconds for it to settle in, THEN select USB mode.
If that doesn't work, try different combinations. Like start with the radio completely off or something. If you have more than one USB port, try a different one. Other than that... I'm stumped. I got it working in a rental Ford Fiesta, but I don't remember the exact method. But it was something like this.

Try the radio with a USB stick drive to see if the radio even works that way
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Sorry thegregbradley, I tried it but it didn't work.
I tried doing a couple of different things similar to that too, and it didn't work either.
As far as using a regular USB drive with some music files on it, it works fine! My friend used her iPod and that worked fine too. I don't see why it has such a problem with Android though...

In doing some reading, I have discovered information that says you need to turn USB debugging OFF for this to work...
Info comes from this thread:
http://www.hondacivicforum.com/foru...nics-10/2012-usb-android-support-88695/page2/
If not that, then I wonder if it's a problem of file management on your SD card? Just as a test, try putting your songs directly in your root folder. Or at most, one folder deep. The Fiesta I rented had bluetooth functionality, so I ended up doing it that way, as it was faster and less problematic. But I definitely would rather just plug it in if it just worked that way.

Iv found that running a rooted rom with debugging off and in mounted mode works great in my car.... No other combo has worked for me

@pwncloud, did you ever get this to work with USB debugging off? Just curious

I have debugging off in my car too and no mods to my android, it's a G2 and I get the same error on my 2012 Civic LX.

To update, no I never got it to work. I've settled with an aux cable.

Galaxy Nexus GSM: No wall charge and USB not recognized

Hi guys,
My GNex has a problem. Many users seem to have a similar problem but theirs seem to be hardware related and I'm pretty confident mine is software related.
It started a few months ago when my GNex wouldn't charge through the wall charger. I was on a trip with my friends so I didn't have access to a pc and wasn't able to troubleshoot further. The charging icon would appear when the phone was off but when I turned it on it didn't charge. I played around with the phone for about two hours, rebooting, Googling for solutions, changing the USB connection modes in the Storage settings. When I changed from Next Launcher to Stock launcher and rebooted everything was working fine again. However I think it was only a coincidence. Then the problem didn't occur again until now and this is why I think it's software related. If hardware would have been broken the problem wouldn't just have fixed itself like that.
It happened 3 days ago but somehow fixed itself again. I was troubleshooting the issue with my GNex connected to PC and installed Nexus Root Toolkit by Wugfresh. During install my phone rebooted on it's own and suddenly USB worked perfectly again!
However yesterday I forgot to charge and my GNex died. On reboot the issue was back.
"Symptoms":
Phone won't charge with any wall charger (and any cable) unless off
Phone will charge through USB in any mode but PC will not recognize it and install it as unknown device.
USB Debug Icon and Connection Mode notification do not appear in status bar upon PC connection
OTG doesn't work and apps like "Stickmount" do not detect external drives
Attempts:
Gently bending the "tongue" inside the micro usb on the phone in case there is a bad connection
Reinstalling drivers on PC
Rebooting device in different modes including fastboot
Using different batteries
NOTES
This problem started after latest 4.3 update. It has only occured after battery completely runs dry. I have 3 batteries (a bit excessive I know) and an external battery charger so charge is not the issue, I just really want to understand what's going on with my phone.
I'm not ready to Factory Reset or replace the USB port yet, those are last resort options to me. Any other options, especially software related, are very welcome. I am on stock 4.3 only rooted and with CWM recovery.
In Testing menu (type *#*#4636#*#* in Dialer) under Battery Settings my phone also says Charging (AC) when connected through USB. Hope this helps.
Been Googling around for two days now so I decided to make my own thread. Any help is appreciated. Sorry for this very long post.

Fixed it! Tried bending the tongue inside the micro usb again, forced much more this time, everything is working again, for the moment

3.5mm to USB-C Adapter Not Detected

So today I tried to use the 3.5mm to USB-C adapter to use wired headphones on my phone. It's been over a month since I've used the adapter and it was working fine. Today it's not working.
The strangest part is if I plug it in one way nothing happens at all. However, if I unplug it and flip it around the phone does detect it but instead of playing music it behaves as if I plugged it into my computer and I get the "Android System - USB supplying power to attached device" where I can tap and select between "Charge this device", "Supply power", "Transfer files", "Transfer photos (PTP)" and "Use device as MIDI".
Has anyone ever had this issue? Phone hardware issue? Adapter issue? Software issue?

I started having this issues while a go and it escalated fast, now everytime I plug my phone to any source of power it turns off
It could be the adapter as well but there is a small group of people having the same issue as me

Same issue here, I have to unplug and plug again my adapter for it to work. It has been several times that I accidently started playing music loudly on the bus.

humo091501 said:
I started having this issues while a go and it escalated fast, now everytime I plug my phone to any source of power it turns off
It could be the adapter as well but there is a small group of people having the same issue as me
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Well, I haven't had that issue......yet. I contacted Google support. They are sending out a new adapter. Not sure if that's the issue but it's the easiest place to start. Otherwise it's a phone hardware issue or a software bug.
allweknowisa said:
Same issue here, I have to unplug and plug again my adapter for it to work. It has been several times that I accidently started playing music loudly on the bus.
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Do you just have to unplug and plug in one to get it to work? Do you ever see the power/file transfer menu? That's all I get and only if I plug it in one way. When the connector flipped over I don't even get that menu.

jimv1983 said:
So today I tried to use the 3.5mm to USB-C adapter to use wired headphones on my phone. It's been over a month since I've used the adapter and it was working fine. Today it's not working.
The strangest part is if I plug it in one way nothing happens at all. However, if I unplug it and flip it around the phone does detect it but instead of playing music it behaves as if I plugged it into my computer and I get the "Android System - USB supplying power to attached device" where I can tap and select between "Charge this device", "Supply power", "Transfer files", "Transfer photos (PTP)" and "Use device as MIDI".
Has anyone ever had this issue? Phone hardware issue? Adapter issue? Software issue?
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I am on my third device because of this issue.
https://productforums.google.com/fo...!msg/phone-by-google/-p-F-7Rgtak/zUay6YIZBgAJ
Massive thread about it, Google doesn't have a fix for it yet.
Restarting the phone/unplugging & replugging the adapter usually sorts it out for a little bit, Sometimes it won't stop doing it, Completely random!

Powereh said:
I am on my third device because of this issue.
https://productforums.google.com/fo...!msg/phone-by-google/-p-F-7Rgtak/zUay6YIZBgAJ
Massive thread about it, Google doesn't have a fix for it yet.
Restarting the phone/unplugging & replugging the adapter usually sorts it out for a little bit, Sometimes it won't stop doing it, Completely random!
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It's so strange. It worked for me every time with no issue at all for like 6 months. Only recently did it start having a problem.
Since you are on your 3rd device with the same issue that makes me think it is a software bug not a hardware issue. Otherwise replacing it should fix the problem.
I think the last time I remember it working was late April or early May (hadn't even tried the adapter since then until about a week ago). So maybe a bug in either the May or June update?

I'm having the same issue here. It worked up to within the last month; I didn't notice exactly when it stopped as I'd been using bluetooth headphones more often. Left them at home one day and pulled out the backup USB-C cable for my QC-25 headphones and the phone indicated it was charging the headphones.
Some folks at the other thread said the Android 9 beta resolved the issue, but I updated to the 9 release a couple days ago and I still get the issue. FWIW

HoTWiReZ said:
I'm having the same issue here. It worked up to within the last month; I didn't notice exactly when it stopped as I'd been using bluetooth headphones more often. Left them at home one day and pulled out the backup USB-C cable for my QC-25 headphones and the phone indicated it was charging the headphones.
Some folks at the other thread said the Android 9 beta resolved the issue, but I updated to the 9 release a couple days ago and I still get the issue. FWIW
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Seems to be resolved for me on Android 9...so far.

My aux dongle isn't the problem for me, I've gotten a replacement and it's still didn't work.

I've started facing the same issue from yesterday, is there any solution to this?

Android auto disconnecting

My pixel 3 xl will connect to Android auto via USB.... Work for a few minutes then randomly disconnect. Never happened with my pixel 2.
Any suggestions??...I have tried new USB cable.... Still does same thing.
Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk

I have had occassional issues with Android Auto as well -
When I first got the Pixel XL I was able to connect fine via USB and even wirelessly to my Kenwood headunit - but the other day, after connecting to Android Auto, when I tried to make a phone call, Blue Tooth was not connected and I could not get it to connect. I eventualy toggled on and off Airplane Mode - and after that
it connected fine. Havn't had an issue since (knock on wood)
for your situation, have you made sure that USB Debugging i turned off? It won't work with that turned on....

Same problem here.
Never had an issue with my Pixel XL, Pixel 2 or Pixel 2 XL. Yesterday I received my new Pixel 3 XL and Android Auto keeps disconnecting. Sometimes it does last a few minutes, sometimes it does so after a few seconds. It doesn't matter if an app like Spotify or Maps is being started or if I just connect the cable. Android Auto doesn't stop on the phone but only disconnects.
As you can't deinstall Android Auto I already tried wiping cache, wiping data and deactivate. I even tried three different cables.
When I connect my work phone Pixel 2 I don't see this problem. The connection is kept as usual.
I'm getting grey hair over this.

Has anyone found a solution or workaround for this issue?

I've tried absolutely everything, even rolled back to a nano SIM after started with an eSIM.
Gonna RMA this week and cross my fingers.

I wonder if it's a hardware issue or software. Unfortunately I don't have another phone that runs pie so I can't test it. My v30 running nougat works fine. I'm kinda waiting for the next pixel update to see if it fixes it.
If you do rma your phone let us know if that fixes the issue.

Turn off adaptive battery and see if that helps you

Nope, that doesn't help. As I mentioned I have every previous Pixel and all of them work flawlessly with my head unit. All preferences are the same.
There's only one obvious difference: Android Auto is pre-installed on the 3 XL.
Unfortunately I don't know anybody with Android Auto in the car nor owning a Pixel 3 XL to check out if it's something with my head unit.
In a German forum 2 people say they have it working properly...
One of the most frustrating parts is that - for me - it sometimes it works 10 minutes. After I switched back to nano SIM yesterday on my drive home I connected, listened to great music, whatsapped my wife that it is working and boom...disconnect and from then on the known behavior started again.

Did the new rma device fix the issue?

Just send it today and because I bought from provider I've a couple of days for the new one. Used my good ol' Pixel XL today working like a charme...
I'll update when the replacement has arrived.

Experiencing same issue with Pixel 3 non-xl and 2016 Honda Accord. Android Auto disconnects anywhere from 20 minutes to just seconds after I've connected.
I've tried the following:
-Variety of brands of USB-C > A cables
-Disabling all power saving options (whole phone, specific apps)
-Setting screen to stay on when charging (solved AA disconnect issues on my LG V20)
-Re-pairing bluetooth with car
-Re-pairing AA with car
-Resetting car head unit
-Resetting phone

I've had no issues with disconnects, but I use wireless connection with Pioneer headunit.

I got my replacement today and for now the problem looks to be solved but I only sat 20 minutes in the garage messing around with it but that are 19:50 more than my last attempt with the old one.
But I already installed both Android Auto app updates that came in the last couple of days.
/me is crossing his fingers
I'll drive about one hour in the evening and hope everything stays how it is now

It's a pixel 3 software issue. Big thread in the Android Auto support forums. Google doesn't seem to be in a hurry to fix it. Said the November update should, it did not.

Anyone ever find a fix for this? I'm having the same issue, but now cannot connect at all. (Was working. Stopped the car, went into Starbucks, came out and AA won't connect.) My Pixel 2 XL works fine, but I want to sell it.

Like I said I RMAd it and it works flawlessly ever since.

Android Auto Closing Out on Pixel 3
Did anyone find a fix for this? I'm having same problem with a new Pixel 3 (not XL). It will project to the car screen/monitor temporarily, but then disconnect and close out of Android Auto. Sometimes it will automatically switch back in a few seconds. Other times I need to disconnect the USB cable from the car and reconnect to get it to project the screen again. It closes out Bluetooth and stops playing from the phone too. This seems to be an issue with the phone, as I've had this problem in multiple cars. My only solution is to run AA on the phone and not project it. Is Google doing anything about this?

Wahoodean said:
Did anyone find a fix for this? I'm having same problem with a new Pixel 3 (not XL). It will project to the car screen/monitor temporarily, but then disconnect and close out of Android Auto. Sometimes it will automatically switch back in a few seconds. Other times I need to disconnect the USB cable from the car and reconnect to get it to project the screen again. It closes out Bluetooth and stops playing from the phone too. This seems to be an issue with the phone, as I've had this problem in multiple cars. My only solution is to run AA on the phone and not project it. Is Google doing anything about this?
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My phone connects fine to AA. It stays connected with the cable. Perhaps try a new cable to connect it. I'm on stock rooted.
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Question Andoid Auto

Got my Fold 3 a few days ago. Got is setup and plugged it into my truc,k and my Android Auto unit reads "No Device'". My Note 10 works fine but not my new phone. My headunit is a Jensen (like I said, worked fined with my Note 10). The Fold3 works find in my Nissan (Pioneer head unit) and my Edge (factory Ford Sync).

Illusive Man said:
Got my Fold 3 a few days ago. Got is setup and plugged it into my truc,k and my Android Auto unit reads "No Device'". My Note 10 works fine but not my new phone. My headunit is a Jensen (like I said, worked fined with my Note 10). The Fold3 works find in my Nissan (Pioneer head unit) and my Edge (factory Ford Sync).
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I am no expert here, but when I had a similar issue. I believe it is because I transferred everything from my prior phone to the new one. I got the same error when trying to pair my phone with wireless Android Auto in my Kia K5. My solution was to goto Google Play Services and clear the cache there. For some reason that allowed my phone to be found by my reciever. and worked. I didn't experince this with my new ZF3 but I did when I got my Note 20 Ultra last year. So try clearing the cache in Google Play Services.

Hey so try clearing the cache in the Google Play Services app. This worked for me when I had a similar issue with my Kia K5 going from Note 9 to Note 20 Ultra. I got the same error no device. This was going to a wireless head unit for AA. I finally figureout how to clear the cache in the Google Play Services app. Then went back to connect and it worked. Try this. It may work for the ZF3. Thankfully I did not have the same issue going from the Note 20 Ultra to ZF3. But this is what I would have done.

Thanks, man. I did that and to no avail. My phone is still not being recognized by my truck. When I press "Android Auto" on my head unit, I still get the message "No Device"

I'd flip cables for sure. Then I'd go to your setting when plugged in and make sure it's not set to charge only on the phone. Should be adjustable from the notification on charging.

I've having some weird issues with android auto and my fold 3. I've noticed when connected to android auto I often loose cellular data and it switches from 5g/lte/edge and no service. If I disable android auto the phone operates normally. Anyone else seeing anything similar.

Just a thought for OP. Did you happen to try opening Android Auto app in phone and checking to see if truck is an added vehicle and add if not?

The cable seems the most viable option. There is no option to select or deselect charging only, and Android Auto is no longer separate app. It is built into the OS and automatically opens when the phone is plugged into a headunit and there are no options to manipulate. The pain is that the dash has be pulled out to change the cable so I'll have to research a certified cable.

Did you buy chance to to settings > advance settings > then use Android auto there? Not sure if a setting in that will help. When I open it it wantsto attempt to connect to vehicle

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Did you buy chance to to settings > advance settings > then use Android auto there? Not sure if a setting in that will help. When I open it it wantsto attempt to connect to vehicle
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When I go there, I get the button to connect to a car, but when I plug the cable in, nothing happens and the head unti still displays no device. I'm thinking that I'm going to have to remove the dash and change the cable.

Illusive Man said:
When I go there, I get the button to connect to a car, but when I plug the cable in, nothing happens and the head unti still displays no device. I'm thinking that I'm going to have to remove the dash and change the cable.
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Ah well unfortunately don't no more than that, just knew I saw an android auto option in there. My car doesn't support wireless and haven't tried the wired part yet to see

Well, removed the dash and head unit and changed the cable. I tried a Belkin USB-C certifed cable and even the known working cable from my other truck, and got the same thing.
On the phone I get the notification to stop my truck and apply the parking brake to continue and on the head unit I still get the notice of "no device" when I press the screen for Android Auto. At this point, I'm hoping I don't have to change my head unit to get this setup to work.

Weird mine worked just fine.
Did you make sure everything was updated

Yeah. I called Jensen they say it's a phone problem, Samsung says it's a Jensen problem

Got an email from Jensen customer service. My HU uses a bypass to allow certain functions while my truck is moving. I installed the HU myself and also installed the bypass. Jensen engineers found that I need to disconnect the parking brake wire from the bypass and connect it to chassis ground. I did that and was able to connect. I'm so happy to be able to use my phone in my truck.