First try this simple procedure provided by @volodymyr-rybak:
Open ‘ACER Composite ADB Interface’ and select ‘Update Driver…’, in
the opened window select ‘Browse my computer for driver software’ then
‘Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer’ in the list
select ‘MTP USB Device’ and click on Next button.
This is what worked for my Nexus 4.
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Disconnect your Android device.
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Disable USB Debugging in Developer Options.
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In the Device Manager (on PC), click on
View --> Show Hidden Devices
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Double click on the entry for
ACER Composite ADB Interface
to openProperties
.Click on the
Driver
tab and then onRoll Back Driver
. This will uninstall the problematic drivers.If the ‘Roll Back Driver’ option is grayed out, then click
Uninstall
. In the confirmation pop up window, selectDelete the driver software for this device
and then click OK. -
Do this for all the instances of ‘ACER Composite ADB Interface’.
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Shut down your PC. And start it again.
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Now reconnect your device. Your PC will recognize it as a storage device.
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Re-enable USB Debugging.
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If it again shows up as ‘ACER Composite ADB Interface’, then repeat (4) and (5) to roll back the driver update.
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Or… Open ‘ACER Composite ADB Interface’ and select ‘Update Driver…’, in the opened window select ‘Browse my computer for driver software’ then ‘Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer’ in the list select ‘MTP USB Device’ and click on Next button.