Android Device Chooser -- device not showing up

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I m using Eclipse   ADT  and my physical device  listed below  is unlisted on Android Device Chooser  I have updated Eclipse and all of the Android packages  My phone is running Android OS 1 6  which corresponds to the target version listed in the Eclipse Project    Also  the reason I decided to try testing on a real device is because the emulator doesn t seem to be working right anymore when I run my project  The emulator launches  but the program never does  Any ideas    using windows 7 t-mobile mytouch 3g

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I m very late here  but if it helps someone    be sure you don  t have a conflict with your USB mode when attaching the cable  I pick  Only charge   sorry if it s not exact  I have an Spanish terminal  but sometimes it changes to share net and the device dissapears from the list when running an app

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One thing to do is swap cables   I was using one that was only capable of charging

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For Micromax devices    You need to download third party PC-Suite like Moborobo or Mobogenie because Micormax don t have official PC-Suite  amp  after installaion  without restarting  your mobile will be detected

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Here is my checklist when my device is not shown    Make sure  USB debugging is turned in setting Developer options  Check status bar on your device  It tells you if your phone is connected as Media Device  MTP  or Send images  PTP   My device is only listed when PTP is selected  Turn of windows firewall  Turn of any proxy programs ran on whole windows ports  And final solution to stop adb exe from windows task manager and wait some seconds to restart automatically

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The device was not showing up because of the following line in android manifest file---   lt uses-sdk android minSdkVersion  18          android targetSdkVersion  18   gt    I changed it to---   lt uses-sdk android minSdkVersion  8          android targetSdkVersion  19   gt    Now it worked

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After following some of the steps in other answers here  as well as what is found here  ADB Driver for HTC Incredible  I had to issue two commands before my phone would show up   adb kill-server adb start-server   Finally  after those two commands would my device show up when I ran  adb devices   From time to time  the ADB process may get stuck  technical term there    When that happens  the above commands will not work   I have found that killing the ADB process  look in for adb exe in the Processes tab in Task Manager on Windows  or kill the PID for adb under linux   and then use  adb start-server   generally fixes that problem

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If none of the options work  I change the port and then enable USB debugging and it works fine

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Also remember to set the  Deployment target selection mode  to manual  Debug configurations -  target tab

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If you have a samsung device you need to install a special driver for development   http   developer samsung com android tools-sdks Samsung-Andorid-USB-Driver-for-Windows

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Disable debugging mode and developer options in your phone   Start Android device monitor   Now enable developer options and debugging mode in your phone   You should be able to see your device listed after this in android device monitor  There after you should be able to see it under Android device chooser

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This note from the Android Developer site is what worked for me      Enable USB debugging on your device  On most devices running Android   3 2 or older  you can find the option under Settings   Applications   Development  On Android 4 0 and newer  it s in Settings   Developer   options  Note  On Android 4 2 and newer  Developer options is hidden   by default  To make it available  go to Settings   About phone and tap   Build number seven times  Return to the previous screen to find   Developer options

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My device had disappeared from the adb devices list after connecting it to adb on another laptop   I selected  Charge only  on the phone and then re-enabled USB debugging    That resolved the problem for me

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Okay    so I could never get my PENDO pad to show up   until I encountered this       process android process acore has stopped     Yeah   nothing to do with this issue right   Ah ah but it lead me to MOBILEGO   It s a desk application that lets you admin your device   Guess how   by connecting via USB   Yep and it does   It installed everything on my windows box  and now Eclipse has no problem seeing my PENDO

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http   developer android com tools extras oem-usb html InstallingDriver  Windows 7  To install the Android USB driver on Windows 7 for the first time   Connect your Android-powered device to your computer s USB port  Right-click on Computer from your desktop or Windows Explorer  and select Manage  Select Devices in the left pane  Locate and expand Other device in the right pane  Right-click the device name  such as Nexus S  and select Update Driver Software  This will launch the Hardware Update Wizard  Select Browse my computer for driver software and click Next  Click Browse and locate the USB driver folder   The Google USB Driver is located in  extras google usb driver   Click Next to install the driver

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First  make sure that the Android ADB can  talk to  your device    Open a Windows Command Prompt  cmd exe  Mac Terminal  Go to the folder  via cd  where ADB exe is in  e g  C  Android android-sdk platform-tools  Type adb devices   If your device is listed  serial number is displayed   go to the second check  Otherwise  this means ADB currently can t talk to your device  There re many reasons which can cause the problem  try    In your device  turn on  USB Debugging Mode  in Settings -  Application -  Development  In your device  turn on  Allow installation of non-market Applications  in Settings -  Application -  Development  Restart your Windows Mac   Restart the Android device  In Windows Mac  reinstall device drivers    Second  make sure you set the  Deployment target selection mode  to manual    In Eclipse Package Explorer view  right click your Project  select Run As -  Run Configurations    In Run Configurations dialog  under Android Application  If your app doesn t exist  double click Android Application to create a new configuration  give it a suitable name  e g  your app   Make sure this configuration is selected  On the right area  for Android tab  make sure your project displayed under Project  for Target tab  select  Always prompt to select device  or  manual   Click  Apply  and close the Run Configurations dialog  The next time when you Run your app  you should see your list of devices    Your device still can t display  Ok  Third  make sure your  Project Build Target  Android version is supported in your Device    Check your device s Android version  In your device  select Settings- About Device  Check Android version of your project  Right click your project- Properties- Android- ProjectBuildTarget  Make sure that it s not newer than your device s version

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Another alternative  on modern Apple iMac s  the USB port closest to the outside edge of the machine never works with ADB  whereas all others work fine  I ve seen this on two different iMacs  possibly those are USB 1 0 ports  or something equally stupid  - or it s a general manufacturing defect   Plugging USB cables  new  old  high quality or cheap  into all other USB ports works fine  but plugging into that one fails ADB  NB  plugging into that port works for file-transfer  etc - it s only ADB that breaks

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I had to goto  Settings- Developer options- USB debugging    Make sure USB debugging is turned on   Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket  Android 4 1 2  Mac 10 8 5

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Use USBDeview  from here  http   www nirsoft net utils usb devices view html  Run as administrator   Disconnect your phone   Delete all the drivers associated with your phone  Some will say Android as well as the name and model of the phone   Plug your phone back in so that Windows re-installs the drivers   This worked for me  when the other solutions didn t

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In galaxy note 3 you need to enable the developer option  Access the  About Device  and click on the Build number multiple time until a message appear which telling you that the developer option has been enabled  Go back to general and there your go  the developer option has been enabled and select USB debugging option  This is for Galaxy note 3 N9005 Andriod 4 3

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I had the same issue with Sony Experia Z  that is because I m running on windows 8 and apparently I need to download a driver for it    As mentioned by stkhou  I check my Device manager and saw the eclamation mark  Which it was the model of my phone  to double check so I remove the usb and it dissapeard  So I plug it in again and the icon appears again    So it s pretty sure the driver issue  so I have download it and install  After installation  run the android device chooser on eclipse again and it works for me   I hope same for you   Here below I saved the links that might intrests someone who has sony issue         Here are the list of available driver for sony devices   http   developer sonymobile com downloads drivers   Sony SDK  http   developer sonymobile com knowledge-base sony-add-on-sdk install-the-sony-add-on-sdk

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I had a similar problem   and my issue was related to using too high of an sdk      I changed   uses-sdk android minSdkVersion  17  android targetSdkVersion  17     to  uses-sdk android minSdkVersion  8  android targetSdkVersion  17    and my problem was solved

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Using the Android SDK Manager may or may not actually install the Google USB Driver   Following the steps here  http   developer android com sdk oem-usb html InstallingDriver allowed Eclipse to display the device

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I was facing the android device not showing in  device chooser  so I try my best but no avail  at least I found that ADB drivers should update  for this I did following steps  1  download driver from http   forum xda-developers com showthread php t 1161769   2  Device Manager-   right click on ADB -   update driver -  browse path of downloaded drivers then OK  update successful   and I found my android device in  Device Chooser   try and getting relax

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One possible reason is to check Android SDK Manager and install Google USB Driver in Extras folder if you have not installed it

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My problem was with an old ZTE phone  I was ignoring the autorun exe that kept popping up when I plugged in the phone   I finally ran the autorun software it installed ZTE drivers and the phone started showing up in adb devices

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I had the same problem and solved this way  my phone is a SonyEricsson Xperia X8 and wasn t recognized by windows 7  but it was by Ubuntu   Hence I figured out it was a driver problem   0  Pluged in my smartphone 1  Right clicked on Computer- Manage- Device Manager 2  There was a yellow exclamation mark on one item named something like  SEMC HUSB     Double clicked on that item  that was actually related to the smarphone  and updated the drivers  previously downloaded from this page http   developer sonymobile com downloads drivers sony-ericsson-x8-drivers  and now everything works   I guess that you can find your proper dirvers via google if you have a different phone   Cheers

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I have an HTC G2 with Win 8 and it took me hours to get Eclipse to recognize the device  I followed all of the advice above to no avail when I found this on http   forum xda-developers com showthread php t 1964372      Now click with the right mouse button on Computer  click Manage  Go to   Device Manager  Right click Acer A700  click update driver software    Choose  Browe my computer for driver software   Choose  Let me pick   from a list   Click all devices or and Have disk   Go to C  Program   Files  x86  Android android-sdk extras google usb driver  and click   the file under the 2 folders  android winusb inf  Click on the first   one and install    Substitute  Android Phone  under  Other devices  for  Acer A700  and use the android winusb file under adt-bundle-windows-x86 64 sdk extras google usb driver  Click  OK  when you get the scary prompt about Windows becoming unstable and presto

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If you select Android Application in the Debug As dialog  you should be able to attach the debugger to the device directly  Make sure you run adb devices on your shell and see your device listed  If not  you will need to re-install the driver for the device  You can uninstall the drivers you have using USBdeview and then download and re-install the drivers until you see the serial number for the device listed when you run adb devices  - Arunabh Das

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And   if your device is a Sony Ericsson Xperia X8 with the original ROM  2 1  or similar  then use        lt uses-sdk android minSdkVersion  7  android targetSdkVersion  17    gt    in AndroidManifest xml   file

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I had problem seeing my android device  so when adb reported that none were present  I cycled power on my USB hub and voil    it came back in adb and in eclipse DDMS

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None of the other answers worked for me  For me the device registered with eclipse after I rebooted the phone  Process for that is going to vary by phone model

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I think this was because the option for USB debugging wasn t checked on the device

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I m on a MAC and for some reason when I connected my device via USB there was a weird mount called USB-Drivers which when I UNmounted from Finder  the Androide Device Chooser instantly recognized my device

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