I have OS Catalina, Android Studio 3.5.1 and mobile phone Xiaomi Redmi 7A in order to install and run app in development without emulator, but I cannot connect through USB, EVEN IF I HAVE the USB Debugging already enabled, and also default USB configuration as File Transfer, I also asume I don´t need any USB drivers.
As you can see in the picture below, the unit is being recognized by Android studio but it does not work, Error coming back is " Launching 'app' on Xiaomi Redmi 7A. Installation did not succeed.
The application could not be installed. Installation failed due to: 'device '3aa555fe0106' not found"
Please any help is welcome,
I did lots of testing, even with Stackoverflow proposed solutions, both with Xiaomi Redmi and with Huawei Y9, they did not work for me in anyway to run apps from Android Studio 3.5.1, while other phone brands like Alcatel or even ZTE blade did work with no problem just with activating USB debugging, my conclusion so far is that they get UI layers on top of Android from both manufacturers Xiaomi and Huawei that make it so difficult, so better switch to other brands for runing and testing in development mode
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I have tried running a sample mobile test on katalon studio but neither my huawei or vivo android devices appear on the list of devices when connected to my windows 11 system through USB.
I have developer options set, USB debugging turned on for both devices and i have used the command in terminal to check but still neither devices are being detected. What do i do?
I recently enrolled my Pixel XL for Android Beta program. After the update to Nougat 7.1.2 my device is not detected properly in Android Studio Linux.
I get something like this in AVD monitor
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But it was working on my windows desktop, I tried it on other linux devices and got the same issue. I came across a post mentioning about the driver support, so I updated my SDK to Android O preview, but it had no use.
Another strange behavior is when I turn of the debug mode in phone, it gets detected by my linux system, other posts state the same driver issues, but I am not able to figure out exactly which driver and from where I am supposed to install.
Just a simple solution (Working on Nexus 5X, 7.1.2),
Developer options
Select USB configurations
Choose MTP (Media Transfer Protocol)
OR
If notification panel shows "USB charging this device"
Tap on it and just select "Transfer files"
Device detected.
I am not sure if anyone else faced this issue, but after trying several stuffs, the problem seems to be solved temporarily.
Generally I use my device in charging mode while developing the apps, but after the update Android studio detects the device in Data Transfer Mode only, somehow, USB mode charging has some bugs in preview release and couldn't be detected by Android Studio.
I have a Samsung S3 running 4.4.3 and I have been using it with Xamrine IDE without issues. As soon as I connect the USB to my Win 7 laptop the IDE shows the device on the list and I"m able to debug and upload code to it. It works.
My wife recently bought the same brand and model phone (Samsung S3) but hers runs 4.4.2. When I connect her phone to the same laptop nothing happens. IDE doesn't see it although the Win OS recognize it and I"m able to upload files to the phone.
I"m using googles USB driver. I did a search and I found the following driver from Intel that's specific for connecting to android.. I applied the driver from Intel but I'm still can't connect to 4.4.2. I restarted the IDE (but didn't restart the computer) but to no avail. Again, the only difference that I can tell between my phone and hers is version number - mine is 4.4.3 which works with Xamarin IDE and hers is 4.4.2 which does not.
Anyone have any ideas of what I can do to make 4.4.2 work with Xamarin IDE?
Thanks in advance.
I've installed Android studio on my home PC (running with windows 7 Professional), and tried to
use my Mobile Phone (Glalaxy Ace gt-s5830) for developement. Problem here is that neither android studio nor adb-tools find my device. I enabled USB-Debugging ofc, I have downloaded the USB-Driver from the sdk-studio-extras and tried to manually install my device following this: usb drivers
I searched for drivers specific for my device and found only KIES, and unfortunatly, this works like crap. Most versions of it won't even start, those that do don't do anything (every option I got either fails or feel like the buttons have no function at all).
The device itself is working fine on my Macs and Linux OS at work. What do I need to do get android studio to recognize it as a device to choose from?
My app with only one activity runs perfect on all emulators including the Samsung Galaxy S3 emulator provided by Genymotion. I am using the Android Studio.
When I hook up my real Samsung Galaxy S3 to my computer it reads the device correct and it is online with all the correct developer options. It's correctly listed by adb as "device".
I am targeting the correct API (18) for my device I believe, android 4.3
This is where it gets "stuck" and nothing happens on the real device:
I had problem such that with the N10 tablet. It was caused by bad quality USB port/cable. Problem dissapeared when I connected cable to the mainboard USB instead chassis one.
I'm not sure why you're getting that certain error, but you can install the app on your phone by using Build->Generate Signed APK, then emailing yourself the APK, and downloading it on your phone. Also, a reboot might fix the "stuck" part.