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Hi, I have already had my USB debugging enabled and from my device manager I can see my device there showing "ASUS Android Devices" > "Asus Android Composite ADB Interface".
But when I reboot my tablet as USB mode and from my laptop I run cmd as Administrator, and run "adb devices" command, it just show me "List of devices attached" and then the command prompt.
I have already unlock and rooted my tablet.
Why I can't see my device id ? Please help
Try: Connect/disconnect device from USB. Kill adb server (adb.exe) from DeviceManager, and then run "adb devices" again. Also make sure that correct USB drivers are installed for your device.
knutson said:
Try: Connect/disconnect device from USB. Kill adb server (adb.exe) from DeviceManager, and then run "adb devices" again. Also make sure that correct USB drivers are installed for your device.
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Yeah this process is correct. Even I've experienced this.
What I did is:
Removed the USB cable connection and reconnect.
Kill adb.exe
Restart adb.
Then device was shown to be connected.
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Try: Connect/disconnect device from USB. Kill adb server (adb.exe) from DeviceManager, and then run "adb devices" again. Also make sure that correct USB drivers are installed for your device.
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Yes, I did that but still the same. Any other suggestions?
If on windows make sure your driver's are installed.
Type in cmd
adb kill-server
adb start-server
If that doesn't work try a different usb slot. You could also try moving adb and it's dependencies to your system32 folder. It's where all your commands are stored for cmd. You won't have to navigate to the android sdk tools.
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Have you enabled Debugging on in your phones Developer settings?
ngaisteve1 said:
Yes, I did that but still the same. Any other suggestions?
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it's so easy, just turn off your android device, then hold down both "Volume Down" key and "Power" at the same time, wait a few seconds till it start in recovery mode, done.
now type adb devices, and you'll see your device.
no need for that.
close any adb process either from task manager or by typing: "adb kill-server" in adb console
close everything and use this customized adb file I attached, it'll show your device.
it also has instructions and necessary files for rooting your device.
Problem
knutson said:
Try: Connect/disconnect device from USB. Kill adb server (adb.exe) from DeviceManager, and then run "adb devices" again. Also make sure that correct USB drivers are installed for your device.
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I have LG Optimus G (E975) i wipped all from the device and now i can't put cm11 on it, adb sideload do not work, and list of devices attached is empty. what must i do to put CM11 on my phone?:crying:
I'm having the same issue but I have a ! triangle on my Nexus 5 under Other Devices. Any suggestions???
I have the same issue on my nexus 4. Yesterday it showed up with adb devices, now it's an empty list. I have USB debugging enabled and tried restarting the server. Nothing works. Any ideas?
ldemon360 said:
I'm having the same issue but I have a ! triangle on my Nexus 5 under Other Devices. Any suggestions???
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unplug the device and adb kill-server then replug the device and try
turn debugging off and then on again
I had the same problem. In my case, i had forgot to enable usb debugging after new rom.
ngaisteve1 said:
Hi, I have already had my USB debugging enabled and from my device manager I can see my device there showing "ASUS Android Devices" > "Asus Android Composite ADB Interface".
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In your case just disable USB debugging and then enable again.
fix the driver
I had this issue.
In my case when I went to device manager I could see the Device and wasn't installed correctly and could not load the drivers even after having installed them on the PC.
SO I clicked update drivers.
Select that will chose the drivers to install and select the Android Devices - ADB driver.
You will get a warning, but just ignore it and load the ADB driver for the phone.
Ensure you are in the sideload option of the recovery
Now
adb devices
it should show up as Sideload
Now sideload
Cheers
Dirk
knutson said:
Try: Connect/disconnect device from USB. Kill adb server (adb.exe) from DeviceManager, and then run "adb devices" again. Also make sure that correct USB drivers are installed for your device.
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Thanks, this worked for me.
Just add ur device id in adb.ini
Same issue was faced by me on my micromax Q334 and xolo era, I search lot for that and finally just adding hardware id the device are detected under adb.The steps are clearly shown in my video below..
It will definitely going to sort this problem..
For that just right click on adb driver ,navigate to detail tab and search for hardware id then add to adb.INI
I have also uploaded video on that YouTube: Fix adb connection issue(Adb driver installed, but device not listed)
device listed as "? recovery"
hey,
am trying to connect honor 6(h60-L04) but am not able to see the proper name for my device is just showing "? recovery" and am trying to update the android version coz of the device is in reboot-loop so help me out here
if there is any other option to recover device give me link.
knutson said:
Try: Connect/disconnect device from USB. Kill adb server (adb.exe) from DeviceManager, and then run "adb devices" again. Also make sure that correct USB drivers are installed for your device.
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not work my friend, the list of devices is empty
Put your phone in PTP mode... just found this. When it was on charge or MTP nothing would connect, but when it was in PTP adb.exe said "error: device offline", but on phone it asked if I wanted to trust the computer!!! Ohhhkay, now we're getting somewhere. Clicked trust and ran adb devices and there it is
See below... I found there are two versions of adb.exe I was using. PTP is not the problem, but adb.exe has to be the right one or it just says offline.
vern.zimm said:
Put your phone in PTP mode... just found this. When it was on charge or MTP nothing would connect, but when it was in PTP adb.exe said "error: device offline", but on phone it asked if I wanted to trust the computer!!! Ohhhkay, now we're getting somewhere. Clicked trust and ran adb devices and there it is
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ALSO!! Get the newest driver pack from LG "LGMobileDriver_WHQL_Ver_4.1.1". The driver packs in the roots that I downloaded aren't new enough. After Windows got the right drivers I was able to see the COM ports properly.
I'm not sure if I have the root working currently. The "Newest root method V03" where you click on root.bat seems to pick the wrong COM port. When I try to do it manually with Send_command.exe using the other COM port it seems like the root process doesn't work properly. It eventually completes, but no info about what it did etc.
I'm using an LG Transpyre VS810PP with Android 5.1.1 currently, and a Windows 10 64-bit machine.
Hi everybody!
I've been trying to root and upgrade my Tablet S, now that it's possible in release5a. But whenever I plug the tablet to my Windows 7 PC, even debugging mode is enabled, I can't see the Android ADB interface in the device manager.
I just see the tablet listed under "Portable Devices".
I did a factory reset, but nothing.
Do you know if I'm missing any steps? It's not about drivers at this time, as there's no device detected. I tried this on two computers with the same results...
Thanks a lot!!!
igniparra said:
Hi everybody!
I've been trying to root and upgrade my Tablet S, now that it's possible in release5a. But whenever I plug the tablet to my Windows 7 PC, even debugging mode is enabled, I can't see the Android ADB interface in the device manager.
I just see the tablet listed under "Portable Devices".
I did a factory reset, but nothing.
Do you know if I'm missing any steps? It's not about drivers at this time, as there's no device detected. I tried this on two computers with the same results...
Thanks a lot!!!
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Did you install the ADB drivers? If no, then install them. If yes, then reinstall them. Also, you may have to install them manually. Also make sure you have the tablet's USB debugging set to ON.
Go to BluechipJ's Automated ADB Driver Installer for Sony Tablet S and P for drivers and additional information.
Cat McGowan said:
Did you install the ADB drivers? If no, then install them. If yes, then reinstall them. Also, you may have to install them manually. Also make sure you have the tablet's USB debugging set to ON.
Go to BluechipJ's Automated ADB Driver Installer for Sony Tablet S and P for drivers and additional information.
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Hi, I ended up solving it by praying to the windows god.
Turns out the tablet was working correctly as an MTP device, but I was able to modify the hardware item so it would be seen as a Composite MTP device. Then the ADB interfase appeared and then I was able to install drivers to it.
Anyways, thanks for the time
My phone isn't being detected by adb. Almost as if USB Debugging isn't even enabled (which it is). ADB is just blank when I run adb devices.
I've installed the LG VZW G3 drivers. Any suggestions?
Make sure you change the USB mode to internet and then Ethernet. Took me a while to figure that out.
Make sure you have developer options visible
Enable USB debugging
Connect your phone to your computer
Pull down and change the USB connection from installer/MTP to internet > ethernet
Open Command Prompt window where ADB is installed, and type in "adb devices"
Allow when you see the RSA prompt
Run the batch file for ioroot, type "adb reboot recovery", install from adb, run sideload command, and then reboot
Also, make sure you're running the latest version of the SDK. Mine wouldn't work until I updated. HTH!
mjforte said:
Make sure you change the USB mode to internet and then Ethernet. Took me a while to figure that out.
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mjforte said:
Make sure you change the USB mode to internet and then Ethernet. Took me a while to figure that out.
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+1 - This was my problem too...many thanks!
usb drivers
blmartin said:
+1 - This was my problem too...many thanks!
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Use the LG USB drivers for Verizon Wireless!
Change the usb connection mode to Internet/Ethernet
My adb was the problem on mine. I had to reinstall java jdk and the sdk and worked perfectly the first time I tried after that
asialove2013 said:
Use the LG USB drivers for Verizon Wireless!
Change the usb connection mode to Internet/Ethernet
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Either I'm completly blind or ... my G3 doesn't have that option. I only got "Charge Phone", "Media Device (MTP)", and "Send images (PTP)" to configure the USB PC CONNECTION. I also have the option to switch on USB tethering, but that doesn't change anything for the better, either.
Where's that Internet/Ethernet connection mode hidden?
The internet option might not appear until the usb is connected to the pc. Recheck available options while connected.
-Set phone for PTP connection
-Plug phone into PC via USB. You should see a driver loading/loaded message on your PC
-On the phone, change USB connection to Internet, then select Ethernet on the submenu that will appear
(PTP seems to "wake up" the ADB driver on the PC side for me. This was mandatory on a couple of prior phones/tablets, so it's what I did with the G3.)
Or switch to Linux and never hear about drivers ever again!
Verizon on Windows 8.1
So, the problem I had on windows 8.1 was that when you connect the device and it asks you what action to take automatically, you need to click that and install the Verizon stuff. I had my phone in USB debugging and Ethernet mode while doing this install. After it installed everything, the window on my phone for debugging permission showed up, and I allowed it. The phone now shows up in adb. I don't know if this was obvious but I thought Id mention it anyway
After the last G3 update from Verizon, the Ethernet option is gone. I can't get it to talk with ADB any longer. I see the developer mode come up on the phone, but it never asks for security key or appears in the ADB list. Anybody have any good ideas? This is on a Mac and I've never had a problem before doing this.
EDIT: After juggling back and forth from PTP to MTP to PTP, restarting ADB, I got it to connect. No clue what the key was, but working again for the moment. The Ethernet option is still gone from the phone though so that simple fix is no longer an issue.
Averix said:
After the last G3 update from Verizon, the Ethernet option is gone. I can't get it to talk with ADB any longer. I see the developer mode come up on the phone, but it never asks for security key or appears in the ADB list. Anybody have any good ideas? This is on a Mac and I've never had a problem before doing this.
EDIT: After juggling back and forth from PTP to MTP to PTP, restarting ADB, I got it to connect. No clue what the key was, but working again for the moment. The Ethernet option is still gone from the phone though so that simple fix is no longer an issue.
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I installed the skydragon rom, which is based on stock so probably the same. I found that PTP worked but MTP did not. This is in Ubuntu Linux.
Alright, I've tried installing the drivers from Verizion and also using the drivers from the Android SDK and either way I have the same problem. ADB devices shows my phone, however whenever I try to push, pull, or reboot (the only commands I have any use for atm) the command prompt hangs like it's trying to access the device but no matter how long I leave it the device will not reboot, nor will any files appear in the correct folders on either the device or my computer.
I'm trying to root my phone and this is a pretty major roadblock.
Note:
USB Debugging enabled
ADB drivers installed
Phone shows up on "adb devices"
There is no error or any other output in the console. The best way to describe this problem is that ADB hangs.
I'm running Windows 8.1 and my phone is running Android 4.1.2
Also, I don't know if this is normal but, In order to get the notification that "USB debugging connecting" I have to use the internet connection option on the phone. When using MTP, Charge only and PTP that message doesn't appear and I don't see an ADB device show up in device man.
Things I've Tried
Uninstalling all Android drivers and redownloading/installing them after restart
Restarting my phone multiple times
Running adb kill-server / adb start-server
Changing USB ports7
Thanks!
Try installing drivers from LG. This seems the right one but double check:
http://www.lg.com/us/support-mobile/lg-LGVS930
Hi, i've tryied to install andromeda with substratum but when i enable usb debug wont show any autorization dialog and "adb devices" says "unauthorized".
I've tryied to revoke permission deatch and reattach the cable or disable and re enable debug mode, but nothing to do
Did you get some kind of message on the phone about the connection needing you to accept it? I enabled usb debuging and adb wasn't authorized. I looked at the phone and it had a message I need to click on about a trusted connection or something and once I did that adb connected and did what I needed.
I was able to install - got the ADB pop up about devices - clicked and then installed the Andromeda ap (after installing substratum) my problem is that I can't get the Sumbstratum themes to stick - not sure what I am dong wrong - probably user error...but anyway - good luck getting yours connected.
Solved with other pc
What if we are not able to use anothe PC for the process?
How can we reset the ADB log in the PC that was refused in the first place?
Thanks!