My phones file wont pop up on my computer when i plug my phone into my computer

Go to this site here:

http://support.sonymobile.com/global-en/

Put in your phone's model number, then download the PC software for your phone. After that, plug your phone into your computer, and run the software (after already installing it).

The software should help to restore your phone.

Also, before any of that, try pressing and holding Power and Volume Up on the phone for 10-15 seconds, or until a menu pops up.

If the menu pops up, select whatever works for you (factory reset will delete everything).

If the menu doesn't pop up, you'll need to try the software on the PC. If that ALSO doesn't work, you'll likely need to send the phone in for repair.

Before that, however, make sure to try charging the phone with a different USB wire/charger, just to make sure the charger/wire isn't the problem.

why do you need one? if your trying to put files on your pc from your phone or vice versa just plug it in and go to START/COMPUTER/your device should pop up in the window when plugged in... double click on it then click open to view files.open file DCIM if it pops up. then drag and drop

Review the application software and also the cables

Hello,

If you want to have the file transfer mode on your phone when you connect it to a computer.
Plug in the USB to the phone and connect it to the computer, once the computer reads it and install its drivers, then on your phone a page will pop up on the screen, there will be a list of options of file transfer mode, amongst others, all you have to do is to select the file transfer mode and you will be able to share files between the computer and the phone.

Take care and good luck

you have to import your files when you just first plug it in its file should pop up with the picture of the phone and go down to import files and your music should be on your computer now.

1. 
   Plug one end of your USB cable to your phone then plug the other end to an open USB port on your computer.
   
2. Step 2 Turn on your phone. Your computer will recognize the new hardware connected to your computer. It is safe to connect your phone to your computer when it is on.
   
3. Step 3 Double-click "My Computer" on your desktop. Your phone will be listed on the new window ." . To copy files to your phone, highlight the file and drag it to the phone icon.
   
4. Step 4 Double-click on your phone to open it and reveal any contents on it. Locate the files you want to transfer, then right click on each one individually. Scroll down the pop-up menu, then click "Copy." On your phone icon, right click an empty spot, then scroll down and click "Paste" to copy the file. Another way of transferring files is to drag them to the opened phone icon.
   
5. Step 5 Click the "Safely Remove Hardware" button on the lower right of your computer screen. Highlight your phone on the hardware window. It will either be the (E:), (J:) (F:) or (D:). The message "USB mass storage device can now be safely removed," pops up. This allows you to safely disconnect your phone from the computer without damaging any files that have been transferred and saved to it.
   
6. Step 6 Unplug your phone.
   

i hope this helps

More than likely your games were write protected or copywrite material, so that when you moved them from your computer to the phone, they essentially were rendered useless.

When you plug the phone into the computer a notification will pop, click on the USB notification and select "mount" then you will be able to put files on the phone.

1. Plug the USB cable into the outlet on the phone. There is not a universal USB cable to fit all phones, so be sure you use the right cable for your phone. If you do not have a USB cable, go to a cell phone store and buy one for your specific cell phone. Plug the other end of the cable into an open USB slot on your computer.
2. Open "My Computer" or "Computer" from your Start menu. Your computer should automatically detect the cell phone. Double-click on the cell phone's icon in the open window.
3. Open the folder you saved the music in. Right click on the music file or files you want to place on the phone. To select more than one file, hold down the Control key while you click on the files you want to transfer to your cell phone. Select "Copy" from the menu that pops up when you right click the highlighted files.
4. Click in the cell phone's folder window opened in Step 4. Right click in the middle of the window and select "Paste" from the menu you are given. This automatically starts to transfer the files to your cell phone. Once the transfer is complete, remove the USB cord and listen to the music on your phone.

It could be that your pc is not running an automatic run or install. Try going to My Computer and see if it is on there with the other files such as your dvd burners. Sometimes I have to manually look for my stuff. Not fun but its not a catastrophe. If its there then I assume you can double click on it and it should take you there. If not there might be an issue with the 2 machines not speaking the same language. If thats the case I am out of ideas.

Good Luck!