

Open the device manager and locate the HTC one M8 and click on it to open its options/information menu. Here you can check which driver the phone is using and if it is functioning properly. The driver should be a usb driver from HTC, so if you notice it is using a windows usb driver or another driver not from HTC then unistall the driver and device and restart the PC. Make sure you have the most current HTC Sync Manager installed on the PC.

#HTC SYNC MANAGER FOR M8 DRIVERS#
Installing HTC Sync Manager also installs the necessary drivers to be able to properly sync the phone with the PC. You can also download only the usb driver from HTC if you did not want to use HTC Sync Manager to obtain the correct driver. You can also try uninstalling HTC sync manager and then after rebooting the PC try installing the most current version of HTC Sync Manager to see if this corrects the issue by reinstalling the correct driver. Try using different sync cables too if these other options are not helping.

Most of the time this is caused by windows using a usb driver that it believes is compatible but truly isn't, so if you are having syncing issues always check to see what driver windows is trying to use or what it has your device listed under in the device manager. HTC no longer supports the HTC Sync Manager program earlier than 2016. I agree that it is necessary to make sure that the latest HTC software for the mobile phone and for the computer are installed.
