When i turn on USB Debugging then what happens to android data files ( ex: /data/data/com.android.providers.settings , /system/build.prop &/or any others?)
Nothing.
USB debugging basically enables the Android OS itself to communicate with a Windows, Linux, or Mac computer. It acts as a connection bridge that allows software tools and drivers for Android as ADB & Fastboot to recognize your device when connected via USB.
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ComPort:LGE Android Platform USB GPS NMEA Port
This port is detected on my system (PC windows XP) but when I try to connect the same through some application it gives error.
Can anyone guide me on how to use this port.
If your pc detect ComPort:LGE Android Platform USB GPS NMEA Port it means you have USB debugging mode activated on your phone. You can connect to your phone in this mode with ADB. (google for adb)
To acces phone in LG PC suite for example you need to disable USB debugging(settings>applications>development)
Have a Fujitsu T-01D phone, it's already set in USB debugging mode but when it's connected to the computer, the DDMS is not able to detect the phone. The list under name in DDMS is empty.
Checked device manager the USB mass storage device drivers of the phone and Android ADB interface driver all seem okay.
Already tried 2 different USB cables and ports but still not able to detect.
Also did adb -kill-server' and 'adb devices' command to reload the host server but still nothing changed.
Any way to get this resolved?
Hello!
I am trying to find a way that I can only communicate over wifi with the adb on my device. So that for example if someone plugs in an USB cable to his pc, he should not be able to see my device as adb device. The only way to do something with adb should be over wify.
Is there any way to do that, or is the usb adb always on if adb is activated ?
For anyone finding this thread in the future (like I just did looking for solutions), as of about Android 11 and up, adb works over wi-fi (without USB) on non-rooted Android phones via Developer options Wireless debugging switches.
I am trying to transfer a file from a computer to my mobile.
The main problem is that
(1) the computer does not have bluetooth
(2) the usb ports are set to read-only mode
(3) I do not have administrator access to the windows 10 OS of my computer.
That means, I cannot install any software on windows that requires administrator access, as most softwares require. However, the computer has fully working Wi-Fi.
Is there any method of sending a file from computer to my android phone, over Wi-Fi, with minimal softwares to be installed on windows ?
I can, however, run any standalone .exe file or install a software that does not require admin access.
I am using Windows 10 64-bit and I can use any android of the following versions: 4.3, 4.4.2, 4.4.4, 5.1, 6.0.
[Another option would be to connect the phone and use the MTP or PTP protocol or to use usb debugging with adb push but I am trying to avoid those]
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Has anyone tried to ADB over different wifi? My friend lives far away and wants to root his phone but doesn't have a computer. Is it possible for me to use my computer TO root for him, maybe via hamachi??
Thanks in advice for suggestions
ADB Wireless requires the phone's Android must be rooted.
More info here:
Setting Up ADB on Windows and Connecting Wirelessly to Android
How to Set up ADB on Windows Platform Android Debug Bridge (ADB) is a tool that gives you options to modify, tweak, or debug your Android device. The ADB establishes a connection between your PC and Android device or emulator (for development purposes) through a built-in server.
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