My phone wont connect to htc sync manager

#MY PHONE WONT CONNECT TO HTC SYNC MANAGER INSTALL#
#MY PHONE WONT CONNECT TO HTC SYNC MANAGER FOR ANDROID#
#MY PHONE WONT CONNECT TO HTC SYNC MANAGER ANDROID#
#MY PHONE WONT CONNECT TO HTC SYNC MANAGER SOFTWARE#

Tablet: Nexus 7 (2012) with Android 4.3.

( Murphy's Law and all that.)ДЄlthough it shouldn't make any difference: I would like this to be working before something happens to the phone. So, any suggestions to get my phone to show up on Android Device Manager? I could understand if ADM couldn't find the phone due to it being off, out of range, poor signal, etc., but ADM would at least display the phone and tell me it couldn't find it.

Power-cycled the phone several different times.

(In fact, I removed the other secondary accounts from the phone)

Made sure I'm using the right account.

Ensured Google Play Services is at the latest version.Have connected to the Play Store several different times.Ensured that all sync services for my account are toggled on and work.I have even toggled them off and back on again Ensured that the Android Device Manager settings in Google Settings are both on.I have done the following while troubleshooting: (For what it's worth, both devices appear in the 'My Devices' section of the Google Play Store.) Now, for the last several days, I can only see my tablet. I had signed up just as soon as ADM was available, and at that time both devices were listed. I was able to successfully transfer content from an iPhone backup to the One, however.When I go to Android Device Manager, my tablet is listed, but not my phone. There's even an option (under Transfer content in Settings on the HTC One) to use Bluetooth to transfer directly from an iPhone to the One, but I couldn't get it working.

#MY PHONE WONT CONNECT TO HTC SYNC MANAGER FOR ANDROID#

HTC has made it very simple for Android and iPhone users alike to transfer content and data over to the HTC One. Do not disconnect your device until this has finished. Wrong! If you look in the lower-right hand corner of the screen, you'll see the current progress for the sync. You may think the process is already finished and you can disconnect your phone and go on about your day. Immediately after clicking on Start you'll be redirected back to the landing page for HTC Sync Manager. Click Start when you're ready to begin syncing the selected items to your One. You can opt to have the sync replace all current content on the HTC One, or just merge any synced items. Next select from the listed categories: Contacts, Calendar, Messages, Camera Roll, Wallpaper, and Bookmarks.

Select the most recent backup, and click on OK. HTC Sync Manager should automatically find all iPhone backup files and list them in chronological order. Connect your iPhone to the computer, select 'This computer,' deselect the option to encrypt the backup if it's selected, and click on Back Up Now.ДЄfter the backup is complete, disconnect the iPhone and reconnect the HTC One to the computer. This doesn't have to be the same computer you normally back up on, so long as it has the latest version of iTunes installed. You'll be prompted to back up your iPhone using iTunes on the same computer.

#MY PHONE WONT CONNECT TO HTC SYNC MANAGER SOFTWARE#

Once the software is installed and running, with your One connected to your computer, click on More and then the iPhone TRANSFER option just below the top menu. It's a free program from HTC that's included on your HTC One (connect it via USB to your computer to install) or you can download it from HTC's Web site.

#MY PHONE WONT CONNECT TO HTC SYNC MANAGER INSTALL#

To get started, you'll need to install HTC Sync Manager. Well, if you've opted for the HTC One, you'll only need a few minutes and a computer with iTunes installed to get your data from your iPhone to your new One. But what about those who don't use a cloud service, or those who want to easily transfer photos, videos, and even wallpaper from an iPhone to their new Android device? Granted, users are likely to use iCloud, Google, or another cloud service to store personal information such as contacts and calendars. Transferring data from an iPhone to an Android device isn't all that straightforward in most cases.

My phone wont connect to htc sync manager