I have done this in the past a few times, I see this process has changed a little.
Yes, I have already:
Installed Android Studio
Changed the USB computer connection to the NOT-very-straight-forward option Camera (PTP).
I have tapped the Build number found under Settings->About tablet 7 times in anxiety until I "became a developer" and the good old {} Developer options gracefully appeared again under Settings->System section.
Inside Settings->Developer options I have upper Developer options switched ON, and USB debugging as well.
On Android Studio, Tools->Android->SDK Manager I have installed Google USB Driver rev 1.0
Made sure both USB cable and ports and Nexus 7 are working and %100 functional. (I can copy the pictures from the device to the PC just fine)
EDIT: Where are the Nexus 7 (2013) drivers for Windows 8.1 available at?
What did I miss? Besides the fact I want to to get this done, I'm also partly posting this question so other developers who want to test on their 2nd generation Nexus 7 with Android KitKat 4.4.3 would have 1 complete thread with all of the instructions found here and there because this isn't as straight forward anymore in my opinion.
I have finally figured this one out:
This guide tells you to go and get the Google USB Driver from google.
For me, Downloading it as an optional SDK component just didn't do the trick. But on the very same page, there's a button that says Download Google USB Driver (near upper left corner, in blue.) This gets you latest_usb_driver_windows.zip file.
Use this guide right here If you are unsure how to install this driver. I could see my Nexus on adb after I've done this. Best of luck!
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I have recently bought a HTC Nexus 9 tablet for the purpose of USB debugging in Android Studio. This process works on other computers at university but I cannot get it to work properly from my home system,which is what I require. I have tried every single suggestion I have came across online but none have actually worked.
Steps Tried:
Downloading the latest google USB Driver
Installing it through Android Studio and Manually in device manager
Tried ADB Interface Driver and ADB Composite Interface Driver
Configuring driver inf file by adding hardware ID's
Ensuring usb debugging is enabled on the device
Using different USB ports,3 different cables
Tried connecting in PTP mode,MTP mode,charging only mode
Rebooted device and computer
Re installed android studio
No matter what I do,the device wont be shown in android studio or ADB.exe(under list all devices in terminal,also tried start and kill server). I am officially out of ideas,if anyone could figure this out I would be forever grateful!
I have attached some images of some of the things I have tried without success. Once driver has been installed it is listed as "Android Composite ADB Interface" or "Android ADB Interface". Operating system is Windows 7 64-bit
Device on first plug in
Picking a driver
Download HTC PC suite from following link ,install and give a try
http://pc2.software112.com/getfreesw/231109-1805719/htc-pc-suite-07.html
I personally have had many issues with setting things up for Android. Things you should ensure you do include;
Ensure you obtain the appropriate packages in the SDK manager - for example, I wasn't able to make logcat work when debugging with my phone until I downloaded the files for my specific version of Android (so the API files for a Nexus 9).
I believe you may also have to download drivers for your actual phone to allow connection - you should be able to download this from the HTC website. This might be what you need, although I haven't checked it out, and I cant find where I downloaded my drivers from;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2217396
In general, you want to download lots of things from the SDK manager as you'll need them anyway, so don't hold back on just downloading them.
For those (like me) who is still concerned with this issue. You need to go to win+pause break ->Device Manager->Find "AdbInterface" with exclamation sign->Update driver->Search manually->Specify USB driver downloaded from SDK and enjoy: C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\extras\google\usb_driver
When I try to run or debug my app this appears in "debug" of Android Studio:
Waiting for device.
USB device not found
My phone is a: Motorola RAZR D1 TV. It connects to the PC (even if in debug mode).
I'm working on Windows 8.1 64 bits (running in no certificate detection for USB mode).
I have Java 1.8.0_25.
I tried to set the 'android_winusb.inf' file as said in this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/22887262/3124150. I have to say that none of my USB connectors appear abnormal.
I had been having this issue with a device of mine as well.
First, check that the device is in debug mode. If it isn't, try everything again.
If it still isn't showing up, even when in debug mode, then your issue is probably a lack of drivers.
Open up your SDK Manager (it'll be a button at the top of your IDE, or you can find it in the Android SDK download folder), scroll down to the bottom, and download the USB drivers. This fixed the issue for me.
Wow Ok I have wasted more or less 3 hours dealing with this same issue after much thinkering what worked for me is downloading this Unified Android Toolkit
And using it to download the correct driver for my Samsung phone but there are also drivers for other brands.
I'm trying to connect my Nexus 5 to my Windows 7 (64 bits even though I don't think it makes any difference) in order to deploy and test some apps.
I updated the USB driver from "SDK Manager -> Extras".
I downloaded the latest usb driver from android development web page.
The solution I found seaarching on google and on stack overflow was:
- Go to Windows device manager
Select Nexus 5 under "Other devices"
(- Uninstall driver) - I tried inserting this step after the next ones failed
Update driver
Browse from computer
Select the downloaded usb driver (tried selecting the one downloaded from the web page and the one from sdk manager)
Windows still tells me it can't find the driver.
Yes, I checked the "include sub-folders" option.
Yes, the USB debugging mode is on.
Yes, I've tried this with MTP and PTP enabled and disabled (the four possible combinations).
Nothing seems to work.
Can anyone help me? Thanks in advance.
Just in case anyone is wondering I wasn't able to solve this and used another device.
Some time ago (after the release of Android 5) I followed the tutorial again and it worked just fined.
Okay so the facts:
I have been developing for Android device (Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini GT-I8190) in my PC for the last half year.
When i installed the developing tools, android SDK, eclipse, etc, all was like "plug and play"
It was easy and worked verry well.
So some days ago i just realised Eclipse shows my device NO MORE, here is how i tried to solve this issue in chronologic sorting:
Tried to replug my device
Tried to restart eclipse
Tried to restart device
Tried to restart PC
Tried to uninstall USB drivers and reinstall via Kies (I have tried
the old Kies, it has installed a driver which was not worked.)
I tried to update my Kies to a newer version and install the usb
driver again, not helped.
I tried with the new Kies 3, and it says that this version does
not recognise my device.
I tried to uninstall Kies, uninstall the the usb driver and download
a simple SAMSUNG driver file, so basicly i tried to install it
without Kies, not helped.
I tried to reinstall Windows 8.1 (yes, i made a whole system reinstall for this, which is not helped)
I tried to download Google usb drivers from SDK manager, not helped
I tried some commands to adb like "kill server" "starts server"
I tried to manually update driver from MyComputer's manage menu, not
helped.
I have made a factory reset on my device.
My computer sees my device so i can trasfer files. Developer mode is on.
Running adb devices output is empty, so i cannot see my device in list.
So here i am at a projects deadline with a mystery and i cant get it work.
Whoever solves this gets 500 reputation from me. Im not kidding, this is all i can offer.
E D I T:
Tried everything mentioned below. Is it possible that my phone or my PC's hardware makes this mess?
Try this :
Right click on My Computer --> Properties --> Device Manager --> Right Click on your device --> Update driver software --> Click on " Browse my computer for driver software --> Give path of your android sdk like "D:\Android_Sdk\sdk\extras\google\usb_driver" and tick "Include subfolders" --> Click next
Now repeat the steps till "Browse my computer for driver software".
Then click on "Let me pick form list of device drivers on my computer -> Click on the first option and click next and then click yes.
Drivers will be installed for your device.
This works for me.Hope this helps.
Try this process :-
1.Uninstall previously installed drivers and close eclipse
2.Connect your device with USB storage & USB debugging in Developers options on
3.Go to find new hardware wizard in you computer
4.Install Drivers including adb from there by selecting your device
5.After that restart eclipse , your device might be detected
These steps worked for me when i faced the same problem but my device was different , hope this works for you
As you hav tried every method now try Universal Naked Driver 0.72 removing previously installed drivers.
Universal Naked Driver works for most of the devices.
another alternative UniversalAdbDriver
Also check your supply USB port too, if u pass on a hub usb disconnect of this and link to pc directly.
follow this:
1 . find in SDK Manager --> Extra --> Google USB Driver -->install.
2 . please install samsung kies3 in your system . and connect your device with it then try ..it will work 100% . also tell me which target version you r using in your project if it 19 API level and your mobile is 17-18 API level then it ADT will not give u permission to run (not show you your device in android device choose dialog )
The answer is mindf. itself.
Today i asked my friend to test this problem with his device, (he's got a very same galaxy s3 mini device) and what i found was really blown my mind.
Eclipse does see his device, but not mine.
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Yes, two identical, very same product and mine is invisible for Eclipse.
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I just cant find words...
(It happened to me today after the updating from 22.3 to 22.6)
Verify " AndroidManifest.xml > Manifest Extras > Uses sdk > Min SDK Version " suits your device.
I was using my Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini GT-I8190L and I forgot that the minimum SDK for mine is API 16 (for Android v4.1.2). I fixed the number and now everything it's ok.
Try installing UniversalAdbDriver. It worked perfectly for me (GT-I8190).
I am using the following tutorial to remote debug web pages on android chrome browser.
http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/developertools/mobile/
For Galaxy Nexus I have installed,
http://developer.android.com/sdk/win-usb.html
http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/SCH-I515MSAVZW
When I connect my mobile device on Windows 7 via USB cable and then navigate to,
chrome://inspect/#devices
No device is shown
do you have android ADB in your system? if not install it.
if you have ADB, then in command prompt run adb devices and make sure that your device is listed. if its not listed u have to install the device dirver. Also enable usb debugging on your device.
I know this is an older question, but I thought I would post my resolution - I had to enable Developer mode on my Galaxy Note tablet.
Open Settings, then go to About Device (where you see Kernel, Android-version etc) then tap your Build number 7 times.
Then check USB debugging under the now displayed Developer options menu item.
I know this is an older question, but I thought I would also post my solution:
Update your Chrome on your phone and on your PC.
Even if it says you have the latest driver for your device inside Device Manager, you may need an alternative. I went here and got the latest for my Samsung: Latest USB Drivers