[Q] how to connect kindle f hd 7 to adb - Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

hi
i just began learning android. i tried to connect my kf hd to adb. i installed the jdk and eclipse. i also setup the sdk manager to install the kindle fire hd 7 and kindle fire USB driver. but i have two problems.
one is when i run my app, it always run in the android API 16 emulator even though i set the project property to KF hd 7.
the second thing is that when i connected my device to the usb port of my computer, and run the app from eclipse to debug, my device did not changed accordingly (to displays what is on eclipse. furthermore, when i clicked start->control panel->device manager i found the name of my device in it, but just "kindle" that all, not kindle fire. and i do not see "Android Composite ADB Interface". why is that? even though i installed and ran Kindle Fire ADB drivers.exe.
as i mentioned before, i am a complete noobs when it come to android and java.
thanks in advance.

Have you enabled usb debugging on the kindle?
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from 3444:enabled usb debug
zacthespack said:
Have you enabled usb debugging on the kindle?
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thanks for the reply. i did. i even enabled the allow installation of app.

3444 said:
thanks for the reply. i did. i even enabled the allow installation of app.
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Odd have you tried using adb via the sdk. Its likely a driver issue tbh
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3444 said:
thanks for the reply. i did. i even enabled the allow installation of app.
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hi
i do not know what you meant "tried adb in sdk. i had not heard that before. can you elaborate?
one thing i should tell you is that when i go to the command line and execute "adb devices", the device list is two blank lines. that showed that it did not install the usb driver correctly, right?

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GingerBreak not working/starting/opening.

Hello,
I just got my first Android phone, the Atrix 4g. So I'm relatively new to Rooting although I have jailbroken my iPod and my iPhone but I know jailbreaking is much easier and simple. My problem is that when I try to start GingerBreak.exe, nothing happens. I've installed all the drivers, set the USB Connection to "None", and turned on Debugging. I don't know what I'm doing wrong but when I start GingerBreak.exe, I suppose it appears on your phone but nothing appears or opens on my phone nor computer.
Can anyone help me? Anything is appreciated!
Thanks!
Edit: BTW, I have an external MicroSD card mounted as well.
Get adb and type adb devices in command prompt
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Blehh, as I've said, I'm new so can you please tell me what adb is and where to get it?
And how would I use it?
Download adb from superoneclick. Using command prompt navigate to the directory. Then type adb devices.
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Pizza4Breakfast said:
Hello,
I just got my first Android phone, the Atrix 4g. So I'm relatively new to Rooting although I have jailbroken my iPod and my iPhone but I know jailbreaking is much easier and simple. My problem is that when I try to start GingerBreak.exe, nothing happens. I've installed all the drivers, set the USB Connection to "None", and turned on Debugging. I don't know what I'm doing wrong but when I start GingerBreak.exe, I suppose it appears on your phone but nothing appears or opens on my phone nor computer.
Can anyone help me? Anything is appreciated!
Thanks!
Edit: BTW, I have an external MicroSD card mounted as well.
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You did check your app drawer right? Gingdrbreak APP should be installed.
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Fixed guys.
It couldn't detect the phone because I needed to download the MotoHelper drivers from the Motorola websites, the x64 drivers downloaded from the guide didn't contain the Motorola ADB Interface driver.
/solved

[For Ubuntu and Android Experts]Android not being detected by my Ubuntu Laptop

Hi Friends,
I am new to Android Development, so i created a simple app in Eclipse using ADT (On Ubuntu), now i want to deploy it on my Samsung Galaxy Note (ICS 4.03)
I have created the app using the correct api version (15), however i am unable to see my connected phone as a target to run my app on.
Upon further investigation i ran lsusb to check if my android has been detected, however i cant see the phone anywhere in the list.
I have set the USB Debugging Option.
My Question is, how do i detect if my android phone has been detected by Ubuntu, i can see that the phone is charging but how do i check if the mobile is ready to receive data in the form of apk's for deploying the app ?
Thanks,
Abhishek
You will need to make sure you have adb set up correctly
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[Solution]
While messing with adb is not really needed, trying to understand the command line made me realise, i can just build to my dropbox folder and install the apk when it shows up in my dropbox on the phone.
zacthespack said:
You will need to make sure you have adb set up correctly
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amathur2k said:
While messing with adb is not really needed, trying to understand the command line made me realise, i can just build to my dropbox folder and install the apk when it shows up in my dropbox on the phone.
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While not needed its very useful for debugging but yes you could do it that way

[Q] SO where are these ADB drivers I need to install?

So when I connect my tablet, I see my tablet in the computer icon. But I dont know how to install nor where to find these ADB drivers.
Any ideas?
Scratch that. I found what I needed.
acdcking12345 said:
So when I connect my tablet, I see my tablet in the computer icon. But I dont know how to install nor where to find these ADB drivers.
Any ideas?
Scratch that. I found what I needed.
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The ADB drivers are part of the SDK. What are you needing them for?
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[Q] THE HDX UTILITY v0.7b device not found

At first thanks for the programmer to contribute on THE HDX UTILITY ,I have a problem,after i running THE HDX UTILITY in Windows 7 64-bit,3 command line of Access denied with some file path code show up ,after the status bar reaches 100%,main menu is shown ,however code "error:device no found" is shown no matter which option i chose,except 5.Install HDX Adb Driver,and i have connected my HDX 8.9 to my computer,what have I done wrongly,please help
Oh Windows with your stupid drivers and topheavy system...
You need to remove your current drivers and install the HDX drivers from Amazon's website. I don't use Windows, so that's as far as I can help you.
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Mineturtle33 said:
Oh Windows with your stupid drivers and topheavy system...
You need to remove your current drivers and install the HDX drivers from Amazon's website. I don't use Windows, so that's as far as I can help you.
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Thanks let me have a try

MTP

Hi.
My N9 is not recognized in MTP und er win7 with and without USB debug on.
PTP works only with USB debug on.
For both it days google ADB drivers are installed in Hardware manager of win7.
any ideas.
Thx
thebrainkafka said:
Hi.
My N9 is not recognized in MTP und er win7 with and without USB debug on.
PTP works only with USB debug on.
For both it days google ADB drivers are installed in Hardware manager of win7.
any ideas.
Thx
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Don't know about Win 7 but on Win 8.1 there were Acer adb drivers that were the default. Had to uninstall then enable Google or Koush's universal drivers. There is also a place to enable MTP.
No. I have drivers installed. Google ADB. Cant See my device in mtp using win7.
Ptp works fine.
thebrainkafka said:
No. I have drivers installed. Google ADB. Cant See my device in mtp using win7.
Ptp works fine.
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I had Google drivers also but it was defaulting to the others. Mine was a known Win 8.1 bug.
Have the same problem, works PTP but not MTP. Windows 7 driver: ClockworkMod 2012-08-27 ver. 7.0.0.1
Any idea to fix mtp?
thebrainkafka said:
Any idea to fix mtp?
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Google 15 second adb install xda. That includes a set of drivers. Try those
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Link?
thebrainkafka said:
Link?
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It's the first result on Google: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979
I have Google Nexus ADB Interface installed.
So I personnaly dont think its a driver issue - is it?
thebrainkafka said:
I have Google Nexus ADB Interface installed.
So I personnaly dont think its a driver issue - is it?
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If you have adb interface installed what issues are you having?
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Damn it and blame
Updated SDK again. Uninstalled driver. Installed driver.
Happy ☺
THX folks
thebrainkafka said:
Damn it and blame
Updated SDK again. Uninstalled driver. Installed driver.
Happy ☺
THX folks
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Glad you got it
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thebrainkafka said:
I have Google Nexus ADB Interface installed.
So I personnaly dont think its a driver issue - is it?
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On the basis of the number of posts on XDA about MTP and ADB and Nexus then yes it will be driver related.
Check what drivers are installed with this http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/device_manager_view.html You should have Android Composite ADB Interface by Google inc and if you scroll right the driver version should be 11.0.0.0.. (this driver is installed from the dowload zip at http://developer.android.com/sdk/win-usb.html.
This thread is worth reading http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2391236 for guidance on deleting/updating drivers.
Believe I have followed peterk-1's instructions, but my driver is not Android Composite ADB Interface by Google inc ver 11.0.0.0 but is called Google Nexus ADB Interface by ClockworkMod ver 7.0.0.1 dated 17/8/2012. What am I doing wrong??
hallergard said:
Believe I have followed peterk-1's instructions, but my driver is not Android Composite ADB Interface by Google inc ver 11.0.0.0 but is called Google Nexus ADB Interface by ClockworkMod ver 7.0.0.1 dated 17/8/2012. What am I doing wrong??
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Does your pc recognize your device? That's all that counts
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+jd1639 Yes, when I plug the USB in there is a sound and in the device manager (Win7) appears an "Android Phone"/Google Nexus ADB Interface. No autostart window or appearance in Windows Exolorer.
hallergard said:
+jd1639 Yes, when I plug the USB in there is a sound and in the device manager (Win7) appears an "Android Phone"/Google Nexus ADB Interface. No autostart window or appearance in Windows Exolorer.
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You won't get an auto start. Just open an explorer window and you should see your device there
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The problem is that when I start Windows Explorer there is no Nexus 9 there!
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hallergard said:
The problem is that when I start Windows Explorer there is no Nexus 9 there!
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Do you have usb debugging enabled in developer options?
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