hello i have tv tuner for android its otg fuction
so i have a tablet what is windows 8.1 with the same otg support and same usb as android phone has
when i plugged it in i manager it just not find drivers
so im asking is there any way to make it work?
thanks
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Hello there,
Recently i've installed android x86 4.4 kitkat behind my Windows
And now i am having some problems
1st:- When I start Android The Mouse Pointer Does'nt show up, still the mouse works i can click on any button, but pointer does'nt showing.
2nd:- I have Wingle-Cloud Wifi Device Which Directly Connected to Desktop PC(This Pc)by USB PORT. which runs well in Windows but how can i run in Android?
I cannot run Internet in Android X86 because of this.
Any Help Much be Appreciated!
Thanks In Advance!
Regards,
SHoCK
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Hi guys I am new here and new to this whole rooting, custom ROM thing. This all started from a need of an android device to run an app for a motorcycle efi tuner. It connects through a USB cable and allows me to change some tuning parameters in the module. I have never owned an android device, but I did own a Kindle Fire 2. After doing some research I stumbled across tutorials on how to install CM and make it an android device....and that where I am at now.
I have successfully rooted and installed CM 11-20160815-NIGHTLY-otter2, android 4.4.4, Kernal version 3.0.72+
Now the problem I am facing is the use of the usb cable to link the tablet and module. I have a USB OTG cable and after some research it looked like I needed a powered cable, so I made one of those too. I have installed Stickmount, USB OTG helper and USB OTG Checker. Running the checker I see that my device has the USB OTG API.
The interesting part now is when I connect the powered cable to the module and Kindle it will open the app automatically but it says not connected. The weird part is that it detects it enough to open up the app. Also I have not been able to mount through stickmount.
I am not a developer and not familiar with a lot of the lingo so at this point I am stuck. I don't know what else to try its over my head at this point. A google search turns up very little on this, although I have seen youtube movies of it working so I guess its possible.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Anybody have any ideas? I don't have enough post to put this in the kindle forums is it possible for someone to move it there?
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Hello to everybody!
Is there any solution out there to activate/deactivate usb tethering on the Smartphone (Oneplus2) from PC over ADB or somthing else? (USB Debugging is active)
My problem is that i use it as VR over Trinus VR and i don`t want to put it allways out from my NOON VR Googles to change the settings.
VR works perfectly for my use but the settings (pulling out, pulling in) are killing the fun.
If someone could help me please?!
Best reguards, MilowDersporthund
PC Specs:
Win10 x64
16 GB Ram
GTX 1070
Android Specs:
OP2 OOS3 3.5.8
Android vers. 6.0.1
Rooted: YES
Hey guys,
I installed the latest Remix onto a separate partition so I can dual-boot on my Windows 7 machine.
It seems to work fine, I guess. Detects my cheap little USB wifi adapter, at least. But it will not detect my Android phone when connected to PC via USB. Now I'm sure this is due to lack of Android-to-Android wired interface, and someone will probably recommend an OTG cable, but honestly, is there any way of forcing Remix OS to detect USB connection from an Android phone?
I own two Android devices which I need help with setting up OTG access to USB thumb-drives and SD Card Readers. I don’t understand why this isn’t a standard feature on all Android devices? Do I need to have both devices rooted? Is there a setting or an app for accessing data files on a thumbdrive?
Samsung Galaxy Tab: SM-T280, OS 5.1.1
BLU Phone: Vivo XL4, OS 8.1.0
USB OTG is a hardware feature, has nothing to do with Android OS itself. If your Android phone’s retail box has the USB OTG logo, it supports USB OTG. Many Samsung models support USB OTG.
Whether an Android device supports USB OTG or not you check with Easy OTG Checker app.
If device supports USB OTG but this feature isn't enabled by default and
a) it's rooted then you can install an app like USB OTG Helper to access the USB device.
b) it isn't rooted then you can use Es file explorer to enable it:
1. Connect the USB OTG cable with the device attached you want to connect to Android .
2. Insert the OTG cable in Charging port .
3. Now Open Es file explorer .
4. You will get a notification asking ” Enable USB OTG support “