I want to try to test my applications I made in Android Studio on my
Samsung Galaxy tab 3 mini, which I bought for developing applications.
Unfortunately, Android Studio does not recognize my Tab 3 mini.
I reïnstalled Adroid Studio.
I enabled the developmer mode.
After this I turned on the USB Debugging
In SDK MANAGER: I downloaded the Google USB Driver
And also downloaded the adb on http://www.teamandroid.com/download-android-usb-drivers/
Stil Android Studio does not recognize my tablet. Can anyone help me with this problem?
After installing the Samsung Kies program for windows, it worked perfectly!
So I hope that people with the same problem can use this solution :)
Thanks Aegis for the answer.
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I had previously used a Samsung Galaxy S5 for many years with Android Studio, without an issue. However, I recently switched to a Galaxy S7 and when I connect it to my PC it will be available in Android Studio for when I run\debug. Then, it goes offline.
I have tried turning the USB debugging feature off and on again, but it didn't work. If you have any suggestions to how I could resolve this, it would be greatly appreciated.
Try installing Samsung OEM usb driver.
When connected to PC, check your phone to accept the connection request.
I have a Samsung S3 running 4.4.3 and I have been using it with Xamrine IDE without issues. As soon as I connect the USB to my Win 7 laptop the IDE shows the device on the list and I"m able to debug and upload code to it. It works.
My wife recently bought the same brand and model phone (Samsung S3) but hers runs 4.4.2. When I connect her phone to the same laptop nothing happens. IDE doesn't see it although the Win OS recognize it and I"m able to upload files to the phone.
I"m using googles USB driver. I did a search and I found the following driver from Intel that's specific for connecting to android.. I applied the driver from Intel but I'm still can't connect to 4.4.2. I restarted the IDE (but didn't restart the computer) but to no avail. Again, the only difference that I can tell between my phone and hers is version number - mine is 4.4.3 which works with Xamarin IDE and hers is 4.4.2 which does not.
Anyone have any ideas of what I can do to make 4.4.2 work with Xamarin IDE?
Thanks in advance.
I am developing android apps in eclipse. everything is working fine two days ago. due to some reason i had to install a fresh copy of windows, in new window I installed jdk-7u51-windows-i586 and start eclipse. now USB debugging with real device is not working. I am using Window 7 ultimate 32-bit. I tried Micromax A77 android 4.2.2, Samsung Galaxy S4 but none of the device able to install app directly from PC.
Also I install Google USB Driver. But not worked.
Install "Moborobo" Software and try
http://www.moborobo.com/products/moborobo.html
Have you installed Samsung Kies?
http://www.samsung.com/uk/support/usefulsoftware/KIES/JSP
Update Android ADT to latest It may work
I am having an issue deploying my mono for android app on the Samsung Galaxy S3 through Visual Studio 2012. The select device list does not show the Samsung Galaxy S3 device even though it is plugged into PC through USB and recognised as a GT-I9300 in my PC device list. I have installed the Samsung’s Kies application and updated the phones firmware but with no luck. Previously I had been deploying my app to the Samsung Galaxy ACE plus with no issue.
Do I have to enable some settings on the phone to make this work? Does the Mono SDK for Visual Studio recognise this particular device? Any help would be appreciated.
Try going to Settings > Developer, and check the USB Debugging box (and stay-awake box for good measure).
Short of that, see here:
Can't debug app on device
Hope that helps.
Have you installed the USB drivers for the device? See this link for more information.
We have a Jelly Bean Galaxy Nexus from Google IO, and have all the latest updates to the Android SDK installed - but we are unable to use USB Debugging on the device from Intellij IDEA.
We set our project to compile using the 4.1 SDK, etc.. no luck. Does anyone know how to get USB debugging working on the new Jelly Bean Galaxy Nexus?
(edit)
This is being tried from a Mac running OS X 10.7.4 - so in theory drivers should not be an issue?
Latest android seems to hide the developer menu in settings, here's the game you have to play to get it back:
Settings->About phone
scroll down to the bottom until you see Build number
click on Build number 7 times
You are now a developer.
Go back to the main settings menu and you'll have the developer menu again
I resolved this kind of problem on my Nexus 7 (no problem with my Galaxy Nexus) by changing the usb connection from MTP to PTP.
Go to settings > Storage > corner menu > USB computer connection > select "PTP".
I hope this will solve your problem.
Oddly enough, opening the Android SDK manager and making sure everything is up to date (it was), and then restarting IDEA fixed this. I can now connect to the Galaxy Nexus.
I'm running Mac OS 10.8 and managed to have ADB and the debugger working with the Nexus 7 after installing Google's Filetransfer application:
http://www.android.com/filetransfer/
I have been having issues trying to get IntelliJ to recognize my nexus 7 ever since I installed it. I was about to go back to windows 7 until I found #eyal-lezmy suggestion. Tried it and everything works great. Mind you I tried getting latest drivers for the laptop and from the Android SDK nothing would work till I changed the connection type from mtp to ptp. Also windows detected the device just that IntteliJ would not.