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
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Double click on the entry for
ACER Composite ADB Interfaceto openProperties.Click on the
Drivertab 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 deviceand 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.