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Is there any way that i use my phone as virtual device in Android Development Kit on Windows?
I turn on USB debugging but in device list nothing happens its blank.
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Install your device driver on windows
Turn on USB debugging mode on your Device
Then connect to Pc
Go to ADT > Go to DDMS
Restart ADB > youll see your device
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I have the following problem:
I'm using Eclipse with the Android ADT Plugin on a Mac.
When connecting my phone (Vodafone 975N, Jelly Bean) to the computer (usb debugging is already enabled) it is shown in the Android Device Chooser and I can also run the application without major problems. But when I try to do the exact same thing again the device is not shown anymore. I have to unplug the usb cable and replug it. Then the device appears again.
I guess this is not a problem with drivers as it basically works but not more times in a row...
I have same problem after update to Yosemite. At second time device is not visible on list. Try just click ok/enter key.
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Following the documentation here, I am trying to setup a testing environment on my S4. When I plug it into my computer the drivers do not install properly, so I follow the instructions to update it with whatever is in the usb_driver folder of the SDK.
I just get a message that says windows could not locate the driver and was unable to install, as if the correct driver isn't in the folder. I am clicking on SAMSUNG_Android under Other Devices in the Computer Management window. When I go to My Computer, I do see my device listed under Portable Devices though. Am I missing a step? Any help is appreciated
Download the USB Driver for Windows from here:
http://developer.samsung.com/android/tools-sdks/Samsung-Andorid-USB-Driver-for-Windows
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Im trying to connect galaxy tab to my pc to run android app but it didn't recognize it in eclipse
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Turn ADB Debugging in the settings on your Galaxy Tab on and install the appropriate ADB drivers for your device (since I do not know your exact device, I can't provide you a link, but you should find them through Google pretty easily).
You will want to download Samsung Kies which contains the USB driver for Samsung devices.
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I currently have my galaxy nexus tethered to my computer via wifi tether for root users, and I was wondering if there was a way for my to port forward either on the android device itself or through my PC running windows 7 and Ubuntu Linux. Any suggestions?
ADB does have a port forward command, see:
adb forward tcp:6100 tcp:7100
Although a little more clarification to your question may help in finding a solution for you.
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I'm trying to get my HTC Wildfire S connected to Windows 7 64-bit for dev. When it's plugged in via usb cable, Windows informs of the failure to install driver. The HTC sync software also fails to install too.
Any ideas how to solve this?
Check the complectation of your phone, maybe CDs, probably it contains needed driver.
If not try to install google oem usb driver from here:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/oem-usb.html