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Android Studio doesn't see device [closed]
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Closed 5 years ago.
I'm trying run android apk in Huawei tablet. In Android studio shows the connected device as none. In Hisuite also displays as Device not connected. But the device appears in device manager and I can access the data inside device through PC. adb not recognize.
Device - HUAWEI Mediapad T3 10(Android 7.0)
PC OS- Windows 7
Android Studio 2.3.3
HiSuite 5.0.1.300_OVE
Enable Developer Options. In Developer Options enable USB Debugging.
Make Sure that Google USB Driver and ADB is installed
Change USB Mode to MTP
After Connecting to Allow Computer Enable USB Debugging on this Computer dialog will appear. Allow it .
After that Notification Window will show USB Debbuging is Enabled whenever you connect via USB on to the System. If it is not Shown Download the Phones Driver for the System. Because the System may Be Lacking the Corresponding device Driver.
If Debbuging Privellage is Revoked Then Go to Developer Options. Use Revoke all USB Permssions on Computer.
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I want to debug my Android app with my tablet(Samsung). I enabled usb debugging in Developer Options. When I connect my tablet to my PC, I click 'Allow' for enabling access to the device. But the device doesn't show on Android Studio. I click 'Troubleshoot Device Connections' and it says 'Device is waiting for you to grant permission.' under 'Found 1 device with possible problems. Also, under that there are 12 devices under 'Found 12 devices not recognized as Android devices' and my device also is shown there.
I tried to install Samsung Usb Driver via Device Manager and it says MTP drive is already installed. May this MTP drives be problem when connecting device to Android Studio? If so, how can I delete this MTP driver and install Samsung USB driver?
Try to check if the settings install via usb is enabled too.
I have upgrade my android studio to version 3.0. After this I have a problem to all devices (device is already in developer mode and USB debugging is On). What is the process to allow my device to accept debugging from android studio?
When you connect your phone to your pc and you have USB debugging enabled. You get a pop up on your phone if you accept the connected pc to acces your phone, this you have to accept first and than it should work.
I have tried
Installing driver
The USB debugging enabled in Developer Options
Switched from MTP to PTP device selection
Check if adb devices command shows the devices
Edit Run Configurations.
But my physical device Lenovo K5a040 is still not shown.
The problem is because of not properly installed Android Debug Bridge (ADB) USB Driver on your system.
You can Check whether it is properly installed.
Connect your Device and enable the USB debugging in device.
Right click on My Computer and open the Manage.
Go to other Devices and check whether your device is showing warning icon.(if it shows warning it is clearly says, ADB is not properly installed)
Reinstall the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) USB Driver.
Please check this link it will be helpful.
https://software.intel.com/en-us/xdk/docs/installing-android-debug-bridge-adb-usb-driver-on-windows
Hope it will help. :-)
I've installed Android Studio 2.0 on my Windows 7 PC. This included the Android SDK. I've done Android development on this PC before and was able to connect to the actual Android device (my Samsung Galaxy S6) but that was with Eclipse + ADT and with an older version of Android Studio.
Now, with the new installation, adb devices shows:
List of devices attached
05157df55345931c unauthorized
On the phone, I have Developer options turned on and USB debugging turned on. Also, under USB Configuration, I have it set to MTP. When I plug the phone into the USB port, I get the PC's auto play dialog and am able to see files/folder on the phone.
I've run adb kill-server and then adb devices. I see it starting the server, but no prompt on the phone to allow USB connections and it shows my device as unauthorized.
I've been searching everywhere for an answer to this, but all the articles I find simply talk about enabling the developer options on the phone and/or restarting the adb server - both of which I've already done.
adb version shows:
Android Debug Bridge version 1.0.32
Revision 09a0d98bebce-android
I think there must be a configuration on my PC somewhere which is preventing adb from connecting to my phone, but I don't know what it is. I've uninstalled Android Studio (and the sdk) and re-installed, but still the same problem persists.
Thanks,
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ADB is not recognizing my device
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Here I am using HTC Desire 626 G+ to debug android application. Last week I formatted my pc and install windows 10 for it. Then I install android studio and android SDK and all necessary components and Universal Windows ADB Driver . Then I connect my android device but it did not recognized by ADB. I first thought was something wrong with my device and cable. Then I change both and try to debug but result was same.
I want to say a word about Universal Windows ADB Driver. Before it works fine for me but now not. I also contact the HTC support center and I asked do I want to install driver to debug. But they specify that there is no drivers for my device.
I also follow questions regarding on this topic in stackoverflow.
But I did not able to debug.
Also in my device manager show my android device as a unrecognized device.
Then I try to install google usb drivers in Android SDK but it fail to install to my device.
Then I try to install Universal Windows ADB Driver to device in device manager. But It also fail.
What should I do now. I am really helpless ??
try to set the USB connection mode of your device from a Media Device (MTP) connection to a Camera Device (PTP) connection
https://software.intel.com/en-us/xdk/docs/configuring-your-windows-usb-android-debug-connection-for-the-intel-xdk
http://www.howtogeek.com/192732/android-usb-connections-explained-mtp-ptp-and-usb-mass-storage/