My company has restricted our laptop machines for any external mass storage device (probably using Kaspersky Endpoint Security restrictions). Because of this, I am not able to re-charge my iPhone.
Any idea how can I solve this problem?
My company has restricted our laptop machines for any external mass storage device (probably using Kaspersky Endpoint Security restrictions). Because of this, I am not able to re-charge my iPhone.
Any idea how can I solve this problem?
USB should deliver one bin of power* at all times. That means it should be able to charge, but very very slowly, though the device might decide not to do this.
If it wants more power it explicitly needs to ask for it. This involves communicating with the host PC. This part is probably blocked on your system.
That leaves us with two options:
Sadly may devices fall in category 2.
How to solve this you can do three things:
* 1 bin of power us 100mWatt for USB 1 and USB2. It allows up to 5 bins after asking for it. For USB3 the limit is higher and 1 bin is 150mWatt.