So I want to root my Sony Xperia Miro to get Cyanogenmod which has proposed that it can get my phone to Android Kitkat, but when I try and root it with OneClickRoot it doesn't recognise that my phone is on USB Debugging Mode with it on Mass Storage Mode.
I'm on a Windows 7 64bit Lenovo laptop
Install drivers for your phone by installing SOny PC companion, istall adb adb and fastboot from this link
https://github.com/koush/UniversalAdbDriver
Den use any tool you wish , best tool is
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1886460
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I'm finding I need to restart my computer in order for Android to recognize that it's connected to my computer. Sleeping the computer seems to require another restart even after resetting the NVRAM.
When Android won't connect to the computer, plugging the USB cable back in doesn't help. Neither does restarting the phone, changing the USB mode in Developer Settings from "Charging" to "PTP" or the other modes. Nor does killing adb and starting it again.
Specs:
Phone
Google Pixel 2
Android 8.0.0
Computer
MacBook Pro (Retina, USB Type-A ports)
macOS 10.13.1 High Sierra
adb 1.0.39 (rev. 3db08f2c6889-android)
Cable
AmazonBasics USB 3.1 Type-A to Type-C
I have found that it was the cable. Apparently some USB cables allow only charging but not file transfer.
After trying another cable, my Android File Transfer app detected it right away and I was
You have to enable the Developer Mode and USB Debugging first. See e.g. https://www.bestusefultips.com/enable-developer-mode-on-pixel-2-pixel-2-xl/
After this you should be able to see your device with adb devices -l shell command.
I have a htc device on android 4.1.1. I have installed htc drivers, but the device is not listed as plugged into a usb. The device starts charging when plugged into usb - the cable is fine. What else could be causing this issue?
If you are on windows try installing the android universal USB driver
If you are on MacOS you need android file transfer
If this doesn't work try changing USB port and make sure that your device is conected as Mass Storage.
Today I rooted my Karbonn Titanium S6 using Baidu Root and removed some of pre-installed apps (Not the system apps). But now it is looping at logo after the reboot.
I tried install fresh ROM but unfortunately USB debugging is not enabled.
Is there any way to fix this issue? And How to enable USB debugging in this case.
In addition, even after Installing the Phone Driver and Universal ADB Driver it is not detected by the Smart Phone Flash tool.
Boot the phone in Fastboot mode and
Connect it to your pc using USB cable (#original_recommended).
Flash the recovery.img ,boot.img or Official Stock ROM
You will need fastboot tool (Get it here : http://p.pw/baim02 ) and
Here is a video tutorial👉
http://p.pw/baim0E
Gud Luck!!
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 a Samsung Galaxy S4 I9505 (Jelly Bean 4.3) as my debug target, and I've done the preliminary steps already:
Tapped 7 times on the "Build Number" under "My Device" to enable developer menu
Enabled USB Debugging from the device
Unchecked the "Verify apps via USB" to make sure my app is not blocked
Downloaded the OEM driver for Samsung from Samsung Andorid USB Driver for Windows
Installed the driver successfully.
When I connect my device via USB, Eclipse sees my device but does not allow me to debug on it.
Can someone help me?
If you're developing Android on Windows, then Windows may have allow you to "see" your device. But to connect to your Samsung Galaxy S4 I9505, you may need to install the Samsung USB drivers for mobile devices v1.5.33.0, which can be found here.
After installation, you may need to restart your computer. Once the computer has restarted, start a command prompt and navigate to \android-sdk\platform-tools. Then, type each command below in succession:
adb kill-server
adb start-server
adb devices
The last command will tell you whether you are truly connected to your device and the device is ready for debugging in Eclipse.