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Galaxy S25@Eric85 Try this:
- Open phone settings
- Click on Security and privacy
- Disable Auto Blocker
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Galaxy S25Does the device show that there is a storage device connected in the port whe looking at the file manager?
If "Developer options" is not available when opening the "Settings" app and going to the bottom, then open "Software information", then click on "Build number" 7 times to open developer option.
Go into developer options, then in the "Debugging section", toggle on "USB debugging". Then scroll to the "Networking" section and click on "Default USB configuration". Then select the radio button "Transferring files" and see how that works.
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Galaxy S25Does the connected storage device show at all in the files folder?
If a PC is available, remove the storage USB device after powering down the phone. Then try connecting the phone to that, then see if it shows up there and can see the device files. If it does, transfers the files etc to the PC in a created folder.
Then disconnect the phone & connect the USB to the PC. Most newer PCs having USB C ports. If not a USB A to C adapter will be needed.
If the USB is not seen nor cannot be accessed on the PC, the the USB device may be corrupted & no longer usable. That can happen simply by connecting the USB to the phone & then removing it before either unmounting it or before powering off the device to then remove it.
EDIT:
I do not know why I mentioned beta as it as not in the OP or title, but I edited out that part. So apologies for any confusion.
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Galaxy S25@Eric85 Are you and your mom both using the Beta on your S25 ultras? If so, you should report the issue from each phone using the Members app -> Support -> Feedback.
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