My Nexus 5X is not detecting in adb in Win7 machine but it's working on Ubuntu machine. I have latest drivers on Win7 (from Android SDK manager). It detects as MTP or Camera device but not in adb.
I had the same problem.
Connect the Nexus 5X with your Win7 machine and switch in PTP (Photo transfer) Mode.
Then it should hopefully install the right drivers.
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I have a windows 8.1 tablet that only has a mircoUSB connector.
I've installed adb & fastboot drivers.
If I connect my Nexus tablet to my Windows tablet via OTG & USB Cables, it's detected fine when the Nexus tablet is booted normally.
I can run adb and browse the Nexus table without issue.
However if I reboot the Nexus tablet to the bootloader and then connect it to the Windows tablet, I get a quick connection sound and an instant disconnection.
Nothing appears in Device Manager.
Same Nexus tablet on a Windows 7 laptop or Windows 8.1 PC works fine in bootloader mode.
So what am I doing wrong on the Windows 8.1 tablet ?
Should this work via OTG ?
Is it a driver issue ? if it is how do I install the driver when nothing appears in device manager ?
Thanks
I'm using the android adt bundle.
I have worked without problem with Samsung Galaxy S2 and Samusung Galaxy S4.
But, If I try to connect my Acer Iconia Tab A500, the device can't be found from adb.
I tried to restart the adb:
adb kill-server
adb start-server
adb devices
But no device is found.
I have installed the Acer Iconia Tab A500 driver, but I obtain the same result.
This is my sdk update state:
Android SDK Tools: 22.6.2
Android SDK Platform-Tools: 19.0.1
Android SDK Build-tools: 19.0.3
If you got right drivers, then you should see the device, assuming you enabled "USB debugging" on it.
I almost never use specific drivers.
Get Google's driver pack (http://developer.android.com/sdk/win-usb.html), and try pointing Windows to it:
Remove your old drivers.
Install the pack.
Plugin your device.
Choose "Browse my computer".
Point it to {google_sdk_dir}\android-sdk\extras\google\usb_driver\
Here is a detailed tutorial: http://visualgdb.com/tutorials/android/usbdebug/manualinstall.php
I know this is really down to earth but I lost my sanity over the same thing with my Samsung Note II not being recognized.
The OS would be making the "USB device plugged in" sound and all but ADB would not find the device.
Out of desperation I rummaged in my cable box and tried another USB cable. Tadaaaaaa !!
And that my friend is my answer o_O !!
I have successfully installed Eclipse and the Android SDK on Fedora 16. However, when I connect my Galaxy Nexus (with debugging enabled), and click Run in Eclipse, the device manager doesn't find my phone.
On Windows I had to install USB drivers for the phone but I don't believe there are any drivers for Fedora 16.
Is it possible to mount my phone AND test on Fedora 16?
If you click on DDMS, does you device show in the Devices window? If not, here is a list of problems to check:
Your USB cord connection to the device is too loose.
If its an old USB cord, there could be an internal break within the wires.
The socket within the device for the USB cord could be bent.
I installed mtpfs and it worked after a few tries and reboots.
I just purchased a Samsung Galaxy Nexus to develop apps on my MacBook Air running Lion. I enabled USB debugging and plugged it into my MacBook. The device isn't listed when I run adb devices (platform tools rev10). Any ideas?
Ensure that your phone is set to connect in PTP mode, not MTP mode.
I have a Samsung Galaxy Vibrant phone running android 2.3.7 CyanogenMod 7 ROM. I used to be able to debug on the device through ADB but since installing CM7, my device doesn't show up on the devices list. Also, when I connect the device, i get a message saying "Device driver software was NOT installed successfully".
I am running Windows 7 32bit.
If your device driver is not installed properly, it won't showup. Uninstall the driver and install again, make sure driver you are installing is supported on Windows 7.