I am trying to add my Dell Venue 7 Tablet with Android to my PC for developing and I connected it and my Computer management tab, I got the following
Other Devices
ADB Interface( with question mark)
I tried to fix this problem updating Driver Software from Android SDK/ but, this one was not find. I went to the Dell drivers and I could not find it either.
I read that the Clockworkmod drivers Version 7.0.0.4 date 8/27/2012 would work well with my mobile device.
For it, Could anybody help me to find the correct drivers for this tablet?
Thanks in advance
Alejandro Castan
Here placed a similar question: Debugging Android Apps on Dell Venue 7 using Eclipse
And it looks like first comment contain instructions to make it work. I never faced such kind of a problem, so I cant say if that instuction really help, but I hope it will work for you.
maybe you should install the adb driver from http://adbdriver.com/downloads/.
My android mobile phone works well now after installing this one.
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I'm trying to get my phone to connect with Eclipse so I can run android apps without using an emulator. I've already gotten this to work and made an app, but I got a new hard drive since then. Every time I try to reinstall it on the new hard drive, it says that it doesn't install properly. I've tried using 2 different usb cords, rebooting every time I try it and installing/uninstalling the USB driver from the Motorola website to no avail, and I can't remember exactly how I did it before.
Can anyone help?
Make sure your usb debugging turned on and use this free software to install the driver :
http://adbdriver.com/
Android's development page doesn't explain this one in full detail. I had problems with it myself. Although my situation wasn't exactly like yours, installing the usb driver from the SDK made it work.
Follow this guide!
When I was setting up everything for my Android development in a Linux Virtual Machine (Oracle Virtual Box), I ran into the problem that Linux was not recognizing my GENESIS Tablet.
Despite it's not an official development device, I believe almost any device should work since we know their VendorID's and ProductID's.
Then I found some very useful guides on the web, such as:
1 - http://binglongx.wordpress.com/2013/03/05/use-android-devices-for-guest-ubuntu-os-in-virtualbox-on-windows-7-host/
or even
2 - http://esausilva.com/2010/05/13/setting-up-adbusb-drivers-for-android-devices-in-linux-ubuntu/
And...
Yes! I followed all the steps correctly, however, Linux still doesn't recognize my Android tablet.
1 - VendorID and ProductID were defined as a filter. (Yes, I tried to remove all the unnecessary fields but it was worthless).
2- And also I modify the 51-android-rules.
3 - And that's what I get.
Everything should be working fine but unfortunately is not. So that's it. I would appreciate any help and honestly hope it someday will help someone either.
Kind Regards,
Ok, so I've been struggling to solve this for a while. I found out that the problem was all about the Virtual Machine.
I did all the same steps on Linux (dual-boot) and it worked.
If you are developing for an unknown branded tablet device make sure you modify the 51-android.rules file. It's usually the main problem when it comes about identifying the USB device.
Has anyone tried developing application using Lenovo K900, I am writing application for my phone (Android 4.2.2) but its not getting detected by eclipse.
Please help
I found a couple of drivers and the combination seems to do the trick.
I installed the drivers from this post to see the device as a CloverViewPlus device
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2918390/+940# (Post #943)
The IntelAndroidDrvSetup1.2.0.exe and iSocUSB-Driver-Setup-1.0.2.exe were needed.
Then I installed the drivers from this post to get Eclipse to recognize the device:
http://singledrivers.blogspot.com/2013/12/lenovo-k900-usb-driver-for-windows.html
It seems that you do not need the MTK driver.
You do seem to need the PDANet Driver.
The ADB driver did not seem to hurt either.
Now Eclipse can see my K900 and download code to it.
Only enabling USB Debugging will not help solve your issue.
You need to install certain drivers in order to make your cell phone visible while running the application.
For now, even I am searching the perfect drivers to install in my system. Will get back to you once I have them. Also, I request you to search as well and revert in case you find success in the same.
i'm a beginner programmer, and i'm trying to start coding with android. I already set up my IDE(Eclipse), the SDK and all that, but I can't find a driver for my device. It's a Kocaso tablet, model M760. My question is, is the hardware on some tablets similar enough for the drivers to be interchangeable or no? Oh, and if someone knows where i can find a USB driver for that tablet, please give me a link? I promise I already searched on a lot of places ):
Thanks in advance, and sorry if this isn't the right site, I though it would be better than android power users :(
you can root the tablet using these instructions;
http://www.androidtablets.net/forum/ice-cream-sandwich/44223-rooting-kocaso-m760.html
hopefully that will help you progress your work.
In my experience the drivers are fairly generic, and therefore interchangeable. There is a USB driver in the SDK that will suit most needs, but there is a gotcha. You have to install it in the SDK, and then go in to the android SDK folder to install it in Windows.
I had a similar problem with my tablet. After some research, I found the company that produces your tablet is Global Phoenix Computer Technologies Solutions. The website for their mid-size tablets (yours) is http://www.mymidpad.com. I found the User Manual for your tablet there under Downloads, but nothing else. Here is their contact information: http://mymidpad.com/contactus.html. Send off an email or give them a call, and hopefully they can help you. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
Edit: I doubt the Google USB drivers will work for you. They didn't for my Archos tablet. This website lists the short list of supported devices, mainly big names. Your device is definitely not one of these big names, so you'll probably need drivers from GPCTS directly.
On my M752, I was able to force it to use the "Android Sooner Single ADB Interface" from Motorola, v 1.2.14.0 dated 11/25/2012. That seems to work OK so far for USB device ID = USB\VID_18D1&PID_0007&REV_0230&MI_01
That's a Google USB Vendor ID, so I was surprised to NOT find a match for the USB device ID in the latest Google USB drivers package [Android SDK Manager tool, extras, Google USB Driver revision 7.]
For lots of OEM drivers, see the page at:
http://developer.android.com/tools/extras/oem-usb.html#Drivers
I know this is a rather common question, but I tried all the solutions I found on other post and they didn't do the trick for me.
Basically, I have a Samsung Galaxy S, that worked fine with eclipse, so I was able to debug applications directly on my smartphone.
I tried 2 days ago since a lot of time, and the device is not recognized by the system, even lsusb can't find it.
I tried with a friend's smartphone, from a different brand, and it worked fine, so i guess it's something related to my smartphone, but I can't figure it out.
Debug is enabled on the phone, any other idea? My OS is Ubuntu.
You have to deleate the data where the debugs and the runs are stored
I don't know where it was because i had this problem last year.
But whene i deleted the data it works fine again
Edit :
Found it
C:\Users\UserName\.android
delete
debug.keystore
I guess Samsung Galaxy S drivers are not installed properly. Install pdanet software in your workstation while installing it will ask connect your mobile with usb then it will install drivers automatically. I think it will work for you. try this..From this link you can find the software