Windows 10: Windows 11 not recognising android phone

I have Windows 11 version 23H2, and it is up to date as I use automatic updates, even those which are My phone which was previously seen until the last 2 weeks, is now a "USB device not recognised"I have a S3OU Pro phone which is not a well known model, but it was always found when plugging in.Also it is the same for my laptop, which is running Windows 10, no longer recognises the phone.I have done the usual things like checking the lead, found a lead that elicited the same error, trying different USB ports - not hubs, trying a driver update, which is a bit pointless as it doesn't recognise

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android phone not recognised

my android phone of lenovo make not being recognised when connected to laptop

 

Microsoft considers free versions of Windows Phone and Windows RT to battle Android

Looks like the easy to get Android may just be in a bit of trouble if Microsoft indeed does this.


http://www.theverge.com/2013/12/11/...siders-free-versions-windows-phone-windows-rt

 

windows 8 phone vs android?

How Windows Phone Is Turning Its Slim App Selection Into a Strength

Windows Phone has tons of advantages by sharing components (like .NET and Windows Marketplace) with it's Windows brethren. It takes less effort to produce a quality program for both platforms than it does for Android and iOS. Microsoft is pursuing quality over quantity.

Most people only use maybe 10 apps to get functionality not provided by default with the device. If Windows Phone has something functionally the same as those 10 apps on iOS or Android, the argument is moot.

Case in point: pick the features you absolutely can't live without on any phone and compare them. Are they built into the OS? If there is not, is there an app available to add that functionality? Does the solution meet your expectations? Answer those questions for each functionality to find which platform is best for you.