I have a device of local company. The support says that they have no imformation about drivers of my device. Windows 7 automatically found drivers and it can see sd-card of device. But ADB can't see the one. Is there any idea to solve my problem?
Yes if you have an adb supported device, you can first turn the USB debugging on and if windows wont recognize the device you need to install an ADB driver which is provided either by Google USB driver package which comes with android sdk or you can download the adb driver installer from http://adbdriver.com/downloads/
For connecting device in window 7 we require USB driver of your android device.
But If you are using Linux operating system in this case no need of USB driver.
install moborobo in your pc and connect the phone. moborobo will install a suitable driver to your phone. it Worked with my local phone.
try this way.
first kill adb server by below command on command prompt.
adb kill-server
Now again start adb server with following command on command prommpt.
adb start-server
Then try to see you device using below commnad
adb devices
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I am currently trying to figure out why my mobile device will not show up in android studios.I have installed the google usb drivers for android studios, and enabled usb debugging. I just have no idea why I can't see the device in android studios.
Make sure to install the device driver. Go to the Device Manager and check it.
'cd' to your sdk platform-tools folder
Check if adb finds your device
./adb devices
If you do not see your device, restart adb :
./adb kill-server
./adb start-server
then re-run ./adb devices and see if it finds your device. Example :
List of devices attached
3a2b522 device
I am using windows 8. I am trying to run the application on device my device is not found, device USB debugging is enabled. Also, I have installed the drivers for the same using manage
also I have installed the Google USB driver package.
Still, device is not found.
Please, can anybody help
Kill the adb.exe with a command prompt. For this, open command prompt and go to the directory where your adb.exe is located and then type following commands
1. adb kill-server
2. adb start-server
3. adb devices
May this will help you
Please verify that you have USB degugging enabled on your device. If not, please enable it and reconnect device.
Please type adb devices into command line (first go to folder where you have adb installed) to verify that device connected. If not, it's probably a driver issue.
I am trying to run my android app in my samsung device GT-S6012. I use Windows 7 Home Basic. The driver is installed properly. As soon as I connect the mobile using USB cable, for some seconds "adb devices" shows my phone. But then I get a message USB connection error, windows is unable to detect the device and USB is malfunctioning.
I tried uninstalling/re-installing driver, but no luck. I tried Google on this topic but nothing solved my issue.. Can Anyone let me know how can I fix it
windows is unable to detect the device and USB is malfunctioning
Highly unlikely. Unless your USB connector in your Samsung device is broken, USB cable is dead, or USB port in your computer is not functioning. If it's not, you can enable ADB to work with your device by doing the following:
Install the Samsung Universal USB drivers for mobile devices (which I assume you have done already).
If ADB did not ACK/started. First, open a command prompt (since you use Windows) at \android-sdk\platform-tools\ directory and type adb kill-server to kill ADB. Then, type adb start-server to start ADB. Finally, type adb devices to see if ADB has recognised your devices.
See here for a list of ADB commands you can use with Android.
I have a rooted Samsung Galaxy Gio running MIUI 2.4.20. Is there any way to use ADB over the network?
If you have a terminal emulator on your device, this tutorial enables ADB over WIFI without installing additional software.
In short, execute the following on your phone's terminal emulator:
su
setprop service.adb.tcp.port 5555
stop adbd
start adbd
You can use another port, ohter than 5555, if you want.
Find out which IP your device is using on WIFI. One way is, on phone's your terminal emulator, run the command below and search for the IP in the wlan0 section.
ipaddr
On your computer (mine is a Linux machine), in your android SDK instalation, go to the platform-tools folder and run:
./adb connect <ip-address>
If you chose a different port run:
./adb connect <ip-address>:<port>
And you're set!
Link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1685736
I have found this useful software (Easy Remote), it's working with android 2.3.7.
Easy Remote Link: http://bartwell.ru/soft/android/easyremoteadb/
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Android emulator is so slow that it is not possible to test run applications. Is there anyway to debug/run applications on real phone with IDE instead of emulator?
You can generally switch on USB debugging on your handset and connect it up to your PC over USB. The handset will then appear to adb in the same way as an emulator. You might need to download drivers from your handset manufacturer for your phone.
On my HTC desire the setting is under:
Settings -> Applications -> Development -> USB Debugging
Enable USB-Debugging on your phone. Connect it to your computer. ADB should recognize it and you can use it the same way as a virtual device.
If ./adb devices lists your phone as a lot of question marks, then it is lacking some permissions. To fix this, restart the adb server as root. Something on the line of:
~$ ./adb devices
List of devices attached
emulator-5554 device
????????????? device <--- your phone
~$ sudo -s
~# ./adb kill-server
~# ./adb devices
List of devices attached
emulator-5554 device
1232345345345 device <--- your phone
I realize the context is for Windows, but I had the same issue on Linux (Fedora). Creating a new file in /etc/udev/rules.d/ was necessary (and restarting adb as Hyperboreus indicates).
This is indicated clearly at http://developer.android.com/tools/device.html.
fwiw
For Windows Users:
1. Go to Command Prompt
2. Type cd /path/to/adb.exe
3. Type adb.exe devices
4. Type adb.exe kill-server
5. Type again adb.exe devices
If you get your Device, Its fine. If not, Try once again.