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I'm having a bit of trouble adding s-off on my 3vo. I've got the program downloaded on my Linux desktop, and I have it running, but it will not detect my phone.
Anyone else have this problem and know how to fix it? I have USB debugging enabled, set to charge only...what am I missing?
dcyouknow said:
I'm having a bit of trouble adding s-off on my 3vo. I've got the program downloaded on my Linux desktop, and I have it running, but it will not detect my phone.
Anyone else have this problem and know how to fix it? I have USB debugging enabled, set to charge only...what am I missing?
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Drivers for the 3d? Does adb or fastboot recognize the device?
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Are there specific drivers needed to run it? I thought with Linux, all you have to do is run the program?
As the title states when I run adb devices it returns an empty list. I have USB Debugging on. I am at a loss here. I have also uninstalled the drivers and tried to push the Google drivers in SDK. That still didn't work. Any advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Toggle debugging on then off.
I am in the same boat as you. A suggestion was posted in my thread in the Q&A section that PDANet solves the issue as it installs the drivers for you but it didn't work for me. Any dev's know a solution to this issue.
"fastboot devices" should work.
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"fastboot devices" should work.
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mine does it gives me the serial number and fastboot
but neither of our adb devices work.
I did the USB Debugging toggle multiple times and and it won't work. I saw your thread termin8tor22 and I am in the process of trying the pdanet solution. I'll post back if it works for me.
orangechoochoo said:
"fastboot devices" should work.
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When you say that it should work, are you referring to the fact that we can run the exploit and unlock the phone even though it doesn't show in adb devices? I haven't been able to get mine to work that way. Thanks.
The pdanet didn't work either same error as previously stated. Mine doesn't even show up in fastboot devices. I am at a total loss here. I tried to override the drivers and it fails and states that the MTP USB Drivers are the most up to date and refuses to change or update it.
antnyh said:
When you say that it should work, are you referring to the fact that we can run the exploit and unlock the phone even though it doesn't show in adb devices? I haven't been able to get mine to work that way. Thanks.
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No, the exploit will not work if your phone does not show up in adb.
Also, this thread should be in Q&A, not in Development.
antnyh said:
As the title states when I run adb devices it returns an empty list. I have USB Debugging on. I am at a loss here. I have also uninstalled the drivers and tried to push the Google drivers in SDK. That still didn't work. Any advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks
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I was able to get it to see the device after going into cwr. then i was all good
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I was able to get it to see the device after going into cwr. then i was all good
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How can we get cwr whithout an unlocked bootloader or root. This isn't helpful unless we have cwr already on there which we don't as we don't have root because we don't have adb to push the exploit. I don't mean to be rude but I am getting aggravated with this ADB thing.
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No, the exploit will not work if your phone does not show up in adb.
Also, this thread should be in Q&A, not in Development.
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The thread is where it is unless a mod wants to move it.
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I was able to get it to see the device after going into cwr. then i was all good
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I am trying to unlock it so I can get CWR on it. I can't even unlock it since it refuses to show up in ADB. How did you get CWR on yours if you don't mind me asking?
antnyh said:
The thread is where it is unless a mod wants to move it.
I am trying to unlock it so I can get CWR on it. I can't even unlock it since it refuses to show up in ADB. How did you get CWR on yours if you don't mind me asking?
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I pushed thru adb. did you uninstall htc sync and update your android sdk. sorry just trying to give any usefull info. not in any way a master dev or anything
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i used this method http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1996389, and had to do the CIDGEN unlock because I have a verizon phone. I followed the steps exactly and had 0 problems.
see you pushed through adb, which we cant get to recognize our devices. thats all, no harm intended.
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The pdanet didn't work either same error as previously stated. Mine doesn't even show up in fastboot devices. I am at a total loss here. I tried to override the drivers and it fails and states that the MTP USB Drivers are the most up to date and refuses to change or update it.
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did you change your environment variable path set to your adb/fastboot location?
As for the drivers:
HTCDriver.RAR > run the exe
HTCDriver.rar
HTC.RAR > put in C:\Program Files\ and C:\Program Files (x86)
HTC.rar
thats my setup and it worked
antnyh said:
As the title states when I run adb devices it returns an empty list. I have USB Debugging on. I am at a loss here. I have also uninstalled the drivers and tried to push the Google drivers in SDK. That still didn't work. Any advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks
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Hello,
I had similar issues with ADB not recognizing the DNA, I disabled HTC sync and closed out of the HTC SYNC in the task manager... You may or may not have tried this... Based on my experience this was what happened with me.. I also have windows 8 64bit. Hope this helps
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I installed drivers listed on one of the forums here. then i installed htc sync. Then i had to download the sdk /with google drivers.
I would assume that when you have your command prompt open that you cd into the folder. platform-tools. that way the cmd can find adb?
kraziekc said:
Hello,
I had similar issues with ADB not recognizing the DNA, I disabled HTC sync and closed out of the HTC SYNC in the task manager... You may or may not have tried this... Based on my experience this was what happened with me.. I also have windows 8 64bit. Hope this helps
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Hmm.. I haven't started mine yet but I'm on win8, this seems like good advice. Will be trying later and post results
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damagickid said:
I installed drivers listed on one of the forums here. then i installed htc sync. Then i had to download the sdk /with google drivers.
I would assume that when you have your command prompt open that you cd into the folder. platform-tools. that way the cmd can find adb?
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If you set up adb right you don't have to CD into that folder.
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You need to disable HTC Sync. Go in task manager and see if there is another ADB current running. That is what happened to me, HTC Sync was trying to push via ADB so when I tried to root it couldn't recognize my DNA.
My phone is LG Prada P940.
The problem is when I connect the phone to usb debug mode, status bar show slow charging, usb debug start completely.
But, when I try to root it in cmd, it sticks at daemon running. When I try "adb devices" command, it says "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx offline".
Now I can't root my phone.
Anyone have had experience for this solution? Please help. Thanks in advance.
Just try the below command and post your findings..
adb kill-server
adb start-server
And make sure usb debugging is checked
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Thatgrass said:
And make sure usb debugging is checked
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All was done, but it still didn't work. Devices still offline.
amith007 said:
Just try the below command and post your findings..
adb kill-server
adb start-server
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All was done, but it still didn't work. Devices still offline.
Have you tried with another PC?? If not have a try..
Are you sure drivers are installed and that your pc recognizes it?
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Thank
Thatgrass said:
Are you sure drivers are installed and that your pc recognizes it?
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Thank you for all your help. I've tried all of those solutions: tried on the other computers, the phone could be recognized and I could even upgrade the firmware, and stuff. Unfortunately, couldn't be rooted because the devices offline issue.
Any other ways? Please!
nhthanh05 said:
Thank you for all your help. I've tried all of those solutions: tried on the other computers, the phone could be recognized and I could even upgrade the firmware, and stuff. Unfortunately, couldn't be rooted because the devices offline issue.
Any other ways? Please!
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Are you using the latest version of ADB?
aidfarh said:
Are you using the latest version of ADB?
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Absolutely. The main issue is that I couldn't run any root methods to root the phone, because of the ADB devices offline.
nhthanh05 said:
Absolutely. The main issue is that I couldn't run any root methods to root the phone, because of the ADB devices offline.
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Were all the computers you tested on running Windows? How about trying running ADB on a Linux PC and see if it works?
Another thing, maybe you can try installing this driver on Windows just in case it's a driver issue:
http://download.clockworkmod.com/test/UniversalAdbDriverSetup6.msi
The above is a Universal ADB Driver for Windows newly developed by Koushik Dutta.
Need help. ADB devices offline.
aidfarh said:
Were all the computers you tested on running Windows? How about trying running ADB on a Linux PC and see if it works?
Another thing, maybe you can try installing this driver on Windows just in case it's a driver issue:
http://download.clockworkmod.com/test/UniversalAdbDriverSetup6.msi
The above is a Universal ADB Driver for Windows newly developed by Koushik Dutta.
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Thanks a lot. I wish it could work, but it did not.
By the way, my phone used to be rooted before. One day, I did something wrong with the 'bootloader' file in the system folder, then the phone could not restart. I had to do some things such as: downgrade, upgrade the firmware, and stuff. Everything seems ok then. Just the phone could not be rooted any longer.
Have any ideas? I will try whatever. Please!
I have same problem. plz help
ADB seems to work, but in fastboot I get a pop up says that the device couldn't be recognized by Windows and Device Manager gives
Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)
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Now, I don't know how the underlying hardware works but I'm fairly sure that if ADB and other USB functions work, fastboot should work as well. Any ideas?
scy1192 said:
ADB seems to work, but in fastboot I get a pop up says that the device couldn't be recognized by Windows and Device Manager gives
Now, I don't know how the underlying hardware works but I'm fairly sure that if ADB and other USB functions work, fastboot should work as well. Any ideas?
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ahhh...the famous code 43. The problem with this code is its pretty generic. It could be hardware or could be drivers. Basically what happens is Winblows is having an issue with the device that is connect, in this case your phone. Seen this one to many times. Try rebooting your computer first of all and try again. If you are still getting the try updating the HTC drivers for your phone. If you do this make sure to remove old drivers and then reinstall the new drivers. That should take care of the issue
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ahhh...the famous code 43. The problem with this code is its pretty generic. It could be hardware or could be drivers. Basically what happens is Winblows is having an issue with the device that is connect, in this case your phone. Seen this one to many times. Try rebooting your computer first of all and try again. If you are still getting the try updating the HTC drivers for your phone. If you do this make sure to remove old drivers and then reinstall the new drivers. That should take care of the issue
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It does seem to be my computer and not the phone thankfully (works on another PC). I am using Koush's universal drivers and they've previously worked. On the USB 2.0 ports I get the device enumeration failed thing, and in the USB 3.0 ports (different board, uses a Renesas controller) it appears but gives me
This device cannot start. (Code 10)
A request for the USB BOS descriptor failed.
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I've tried reinstalling the drivers and no dice. I can't use the HTC drivers since I'm on Windows 8.1
I guess worst case I'll just patch it through to an XP virtual machine or something.
Yea win 8 has issues. I use Linux personally. That should resolve your issue using xp.
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tburns said:
Yea win 8 has issues. I use Linux personally. That should resolve your issue using xp.
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Same here Debian and DSL all the way but yeah a xp VM should do the trick then. Haven't played with 8 or 8.1 at all so I can even point you in a direction for that. Easy solution as well....use Linux
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scy1192 said:
It does seem to be my computer and not the phone thankfully (works on another PC). I am using Koush's universal drivers and they've previously worked. On the USB 2.0 ports I get the device enumeration failed thing, and in the USB 3.0 ports (different board, uses a Renesas controller) it appears but gives me
I've tried reinstalling the drivers and no dice. I can't use the HTC drivers since I'm on Windows 8.1
I guess worst case I'll just patch it through to an XP virtual machine or something.
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i know this is an old post, but the driver posted here got me back in business!!! Its a phone for the kiddos, and it was missing rh boot.img and all but 1 of my computers runs 10. This got the win 7 adb driver working just fine!!!
Hey guys I'm trying to unlock the boot loader through the all in one toolkit but it keeps saying device not find! All drivers installed correctly and the phone is being picked up through mass storage and connects to computer fine. I also have sdk tools installed and HTC drivers installed but the tool kit still didn't find phone. Also I run ADB devices and it didn't show up. Any ideas?
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jonathan413 said:
Hey guys I'm trying to unlock the boot loader through the all in one toolkit but it keeps saying device not find! All drivers installed correctly and the phone is being picked up through mass storage and connects to computer fine. I also have sdk tools installed and HTC drivers installed but the tool kit still didn't find phone. Also I run ADB devices and it didn't show up. Any ideas?
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Did you try closing HTC Sync Manager?
Make sure and exit completely, right click and exit in the system tray
Yeah I've tried that. I think I've done everything and adb/toolkit will not read my phone but everything else is and all drivers installed perfectly. I'm just at a loss. Mostly all androids I've had have all been read quickly especially my last phone the note 3
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jonathan413 said:
Yeah I've tried that. I think I've done everything and adb/toolkit will not read my phone but everything else is and all drivers installed perfectly. I'm just at a loss. Mostly all androids I've had have all been read quickly especially my last phone the note 3
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Not sure it would matter since you're running commands from ADB but did you turn off fast boot in the power options? Also, I know there's a tool somewhere here on XDA where you can remove all of the android drivers and start fresh. I want to say it's called USBDeview. It was part of the WugFresh nexus 10 toolkit. I used the tool to get rid of all my samsung drivers and also HTC drivers so I could start fresh
Here's a link to the toolkit. Try using the driver installation guide there, it has the tool in it I used to get rid of all the android devices to start fresh.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2015467
This is assuming your drivers are the problem which is what it sounds like
Edit: just use that toolkit for the USBDeview tool, not to unlock your device as it is for the nexus 10. Lol sorry had to just make sure
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Not sure it would matter since you're running commands from ADB but did you turn off fast boot in the power options? Also, I know there's a tool somewhere here on XDA where you can remove all of the android drivers and start fresh. I want to say it's called USBDeview. It was part of the WugFresh nexus 10 toolkit. I used the tool to get rid of all my samsung drivers and also HTC drivers so I could start fresh
Here's a link to the toolkit. Try using the driver installation guide there, it has the tool in it I used to get rid of all the android devices to start fresh.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2015467
This is assuming your drivers are the problem which is what it sounds like
Edit: just use that toolkit for the USBDeview tool, not to unlock your device as it is for the nexus 10. Lol sorry had to just make sure
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well thats the problem. ADB isnt recognizing the phone but the rest of the computer is.
jonathan413 said:
Hey guys I'm trying to unlock the boot loader through the all in one toolkit but it keeps saying device not find! All drivers installed correctly and the phone is being picked up through mass storage and connects to computer fine. I also have sdk tools installed and HTC drivers installed but the tool kit still didn't find phone. Also I run ADB devices and it didn't show up. Any ideas?
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umm, did you enable developer options and enable usb debugging? if you type adb devices and nothing shows up, its not going to work. You should learn how to do it all manually anyways. It could save you in the future. Go to htc dev site and it walks you through it for windows and mac. VERY easy. You need to learn to use fastboot commands. Msg me if you can't get it done.
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well thats the problem. ADB isnt recognizing the phone but the rest of the computer is.
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Right, and I guess I'm saying that it may be worthwhile to try cleaning out your drivers and then starting from scratch with HTC driver and android interface driver. When I cleaned out mine I had several duplicated. After removing them I was able to connect to my device just fine. I can't think of another reason why your device wouldn't connect
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umm, did you enable developer options and enable usb debugging? if you type adb devices and nothing shows up, its not going to work. You should learn how to do it all manually anyways. It could save you in the future. Go to htc dev site and it walks you through it for windows and mac. VERY easy. You need to learn to use fastboot commands. Msg me if you can't get it done.
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ive never had any problems with command ADB DEVICES showing the connected device until this phone. I CANT use htcdev because it makes me download some file called "fastboot-win.zip" and after extracting it wont opne and gives me error message of some missing file which is indeed not missing. And dont you need ADB when you get the unlock token anyway? never had this type of issue before.
TheEmpyre said:
Right, and I guess I'm saying that it may be worthwhile to try cleaning out your drivers and then starting from scratch with HTC driver and android interface driver. When I cleaned out mine I had several duplicated. After removing them I was able to connect to my device just fine. I can't think of another reason why your device wouldn't connect
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there is no other drivers showing up other than HTC's. and ive reinstalled it at least three times. everything is working except ADB recognizing the phone.
jonathan413 said:
ive never had any problems with command ADB DEVICES showing the connected device until this phone. I CANT use htcdev because it makes me download some file called "fastboot-win.zip" and after extracting it wont opne and gives me error message of some missing file which is indeed not missing. And dont you need ADB when you get the unlock token anyway? never had this type of issue before.
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You must enable usb debugging to use adb on htc. go, settings, about and click on build like 10 times until it says developer options, then go to settings/developer options and turn on debugging. adb will not work on stock rom unless you do this.
Do you have the fastboot application in addition to the ADB application in the directory from which you are running commands? You absolutely need fastboot to get your unlock token.
Also just to clarify, what exactly does it say when you try to run ADB commands? Simply "device not found?"
an0ther said:
You must enable usb debugging to use adb on htc. go, settings, about and click on build like 10 times until it says developer options, then go to settings/developer options and turn on debugging. adb will not work on stock rom unless you do this.
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thats already checked. just unistalled all duplicate drivers and started fresh. now there is 3 drivers not installing. CDC serial, Android phone, and CDC serial again. not sure why that one installs twice but it failed anyway..those 3 will not install for the life of me.
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Do you have the fastboot application in addition to the ADB application in the directory from which you are running commands? You absolutely need fastboot to get your unlock token.
Also just to clarify, what exactly does it say when you try to run ADB commands? Simply "device not found?"
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in the toolkit it says "device not found"..when i run ADB devices it says "list of devices" but shows nothing. Now when i run the command it says in missing some .DLL extension file
Reboot your computer, install HTC sync manager again, then plug in your phone and drivers should install properly. But of course uninstall or close sync manager before you start running commands again
newest adb? usb 2 port? I have a mac so its a little different, but i had to update my adb when kit kat came out.
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Reboot your computer, install HTC sync manager again, then plug in your phone and drivers should install properly. But of course uninstall or close sync manager before you start running commands again
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ok i followed your instructions and yes all the drivers installed correctly, thank you. BUT now i run the toolkit and now it says "error: device offline".
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newest adb? usb 2 port? I have a mac so its a little different, but i had to update my adb when kit kat came out.
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not sure. i dont keep ADB on my computer. I download it only when I need to. But i followed the instructions from the other user but now i get this message. "error: device offline".
Do you get the same result when you run 'adb devices' in command prompt? Also uncheck verify apps and unknown sources in security. And I just want to make absolute certain you have usb debugging enabled once more
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Do you get the same result when you run 'adb devices' in command prompt? Also uncheck verify apps and unknown sources in security. And I just want to make absolute certain you have usb debugging enabled once more
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ok so i ran the toolkit for the 3rd or 4th time and it rebooted in fastboot to obtain my token to unlock. but when i enter the token into htcdev website it keeps saying its wrong length. i checked over and over and its the right length and im copying what i see from the htc dev website instructions but three times i get wrong token length.
ok i got the code to work..now onto the next step.if i have problems ill be back here.