I tried using ADB with my 2X yesterday, but it couldn't find my device although I have enabled USB debugging. I found in default.prop "persist.service.adb.enable=0" Is this the reason that I can't use ADB?
What ROM are you using? What drivers are you using? Did you try restarting your device? did you try ADB in CWM with ADB support?
I was not able to test with persist.service.adb.enable=0. For some reason it reverted to 1 automatically..
What does ADB say when you try write adb devices?
You should always run it from a command prompt
hei6185 said:
I tried using ADB with my 2X yesterday, but it couldn't find my device although I have enabled USB debugging. I found in default.prop "persist.service.adb.enable=0" Is this the reason that I can't use ADB?
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are you use 64bit Win 7 ??
try to use 32 bit Win7 ...
It would be nice if you wrote in english, so others can benefit from your answers as well...
But if you wrote something like
"Are you using windows 7 64bit?
it works fine on windows 7 32bit"
Then I can answer that it doesn't matter if you run 64 bit or 32 bit. I don't even think there's differences in the drivers. I can use ADB perfectly fine with win 7 ultimate 64.
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Any chance anyone knows where to find some or has made any drivers for the G1 and win 7?
what do you mean? the G1 works perfectly fine with windows 7. Using the old drivers i used with Vista.
Vista drivers worked fine with me on the Windows 7 RC, have not tried on the final yet cause I dont have it
android 1.5r3 drivers confirmed working on win7 7600 x86 & x64.
Yesterday I connected my G1 to my Win 7 Pro laptop and after updating the driver, yes, the old driver from Vista worked (dunno why at first Win 7 didn't see it).
One issue I ran into that renders my laptop useless for working with my G1 though is that the Command Prompt launches and closes immediately. Asides from that, it sees the G1 as an ADB device with the proper driver.
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One issue I ran into that renders my laptop useless for working with my G1 though is that the Command Prompt launches and closes immediately. Asides from that, it sees the G1 as an ADB device with the proper driver.
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That's no fun, does it still do that if you: Winkey+r, type "cmd" + enter ?
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That's no fun, does it still do that if you: Winkey+r, type "cmd" + enter ?
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Don't have the laptop with me right now, but I'll give it a shot.
SDK 1.5r3 works perfectly for me on windows 7. Just make sure you run command prompt as administrator
Of course, I don't set my personal machines as anything else other than Admin.
The Winkey + r, cmd, enter worked just fine. Stupid Start menu...
Thanks guys.
I have been useing Windows 7 and the G1 for around a month now with no problems, i didnt have to update any drivers, just plugged it in and it worked. Unless your talking about the Android ADB sdk tools. then read above.
Yeah it works Fine now.. It ended up being an issue with the usb port driver.
I've tried following the tutorials on several sites, including XDA, and no matter when I try, every time I navigate to the folder with the drivers the tutorial says to download, it tells me no drivers were found for my device. I'm beginning to get a little frustrated.
I'm running windows Vista 64-bit ultimate on my desktop and win 7 64-bit ultimate on my desktop. Neither worked. I tried installing motorola's ADB drivers too. Those installed properly, but I couldn't run ADB still. Help?
I can't get ADB to work properly either. I have it installed correctly because it works in my other devices and adb shell works on the X, but adb remount does not work at all for me.
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I can't get ADB to work properly either. I have it installed correctly because it works in my other devices and adb shell works on the X, but adb remount does not work at all for me.
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I finally figured out what I was doing wrong. It's more of a problem of omission from all the tutorials.
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I've tried following the tutorials on several sites, including XDA, and no matter when I try, every time I navigate to the folder with the drivers the tutorial says to download, it tells me no drivers were found for my device. I'm beginning to get a little frustrated.
I'm running windows Vista 64-bit ultimate on my desktop and win 7 64-bit ultimate on my desktop. Neither worked. I tried installing motorola's ADB drivers too. Those installed properly, but I couldn't run ADB still. Help?
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I actually did not install the SDK or the drivers from the download. I just installed the moto-connect drivers, and then I use ADB and DDMS.bat out of the tools folder from the SDK zip file. I don't know if those drivers in the SDK might be your problem?
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I actually did not install the SDK or the drivers from the download. I just installed the moto-connect drivers, and then I use ADB and DDMS.bat out of the tools folder from the SDK zip file. I don't know if those drivers in the SDK might be your problem?
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I ended up reinstalling the moto-drivers, and then installing the SDK and using the ADB from the tools there, and that worked.
For a good guide on his to root that goes into really good detail and if you follow it to a tee you should have no problems check out alldroid.org/default.aspx?g=posts&t=554 it was originally written by rainabba but then I took it into a depth that no one has done yet
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Some time ago, I went from stock Amazon OS to Chameleon OS. After that, I lost ADB connection on my family's laptop running Windows 7. Now I'm running CM10.2, and I'm trying to figure out how to enable ADB on my Windows 8 laptop. For a while I could do it over Wi-Fi using ADB Wireless, but now it's having issues. Is there anyway to get ADB over USB on Windows 8?
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Some time ago, I went from stock Amazon OS to Chameleon OS. After that, I lost ADB connection on my family's laptop running Windows 7. Now I'm running CM10.2, and I'm trying to figure out how to enable ADB on my Windows 8 laptop. For a while I could do it over Wi-Fi using ADB Wireless, but now it's having issues. Is there anyway to get ADB over USB on Windows 8?
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You'll want to read the OP and the second post from OP. They are both pertinent http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1583801 Good ole windows and their signed drivers...
Edit - Stunts ADB drivers here just in case http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2477379
LinearEquation said:
You'll want to read the OP and the second post from OP. They are both pertinent http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1583801 Good ole windows and their signed drivers...
Edit - Stunts ADB drivers here just in case http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2477379
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Thanks! The thread you linked me to didn't work for me. I did disable driver signature enforcement though, something I've been meaning to do for a while. I ended up just using stunt's ADB drivers. They work when I'm in the root of the folder where I keep them, but if I add the folder to the PATH statement, it acts like I'm using the old ADB drivers. :silly:
Oh well. Again, thanks!
My ADB is not working... So basically I messed up my HTC ONE by formatting the whole device including system... I'm not sure what to do now. My ADB isn't working. Ive updated the ADB drivers, and updated SDK for Google. My device is not detected by my computer. When i'm in fastboot mode my phone is detected. Is there any other way of pushing a file to my device?
exactly where im at, my windows 8 cant detect but my windows 7 can detect once i move the thing down to fastboot. Shows "Android 1.0"
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exactly where im at, my windows 8 cant detect but my windows 7 can detect once i move the thing down to fastboot. Shows "Android 1.0"
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I dunno cause I'm on Windows 8.1... I was on Windows 7 but upgraded due to a feature for my gfx card being limited on Windows 7... Havent got ADB working on my Mac either.
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I dunno cause I'm on Windows 8.1... I was on Windows 7 but upgraded due to a feature for my gfx card being limited on Windows 7... Havent got ADB working on my Mac either.
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try this, im currently sideloading a rom on my phone right now: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2139767
My vivid mobile when it is connected in fastboot mode , drivers are not recognised. I need to root my mobile
Is it recognized when not in fastboot? What os are you using, and so you run into the save issue on a different PC?
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Is it recognized when not in fastboot? What os are you using, and so you run into the save issue on a different PC?
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It is recognized when the phone is ON. I'm using windows 8.1 64bit OS.
when it is connected in fast boot mode my OS does not detect drivers for it
It is recognized when the phone is ON. I'm using windows 8.1 64bit OS.
when it is connected in fast boot mode my OS does not detect drivers for it
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It is recognized when the phone is ON. I'm using windows 8.1 64bit OS.
when it is connected in fast boot mode my OS does not detect drivers for it
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Hmmm.... I'll have to test this with my girlfriends comp first, as I'm using win7x64 myself.
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test as fast as you can .I want to root my mobile
fastboot doesn't work on windows 8.1
using a virtual machine also doesn't work as the vm reads the host system's usb
you'll have to find a different machine to use fastboot
or you could try using a linux live cd (but i haven't done this myself, so i don't know if it works)
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fastboot doesn't work on windows 8.1
using a virtual machine also doesn't work as the vm reads the host system's usb
you'll have to find a different machine to use fastboot
or you could try using a linux live cd (but i haven't done this myself, so i don't know if it works)
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I just saw this post today.
adb, fastboot works on my windows 8.1 64 bit machine though.
Win 8.1 has command prompt program. You have to run that command prompt "run as administrator".
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I just saw this post today.
adb, fastboot works on my windows 8.1 64 bit machine though.
Win 8.1 has command prompt program. You have to run that command prompt "run as administrator".
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Everything works fine but when I give fastboot command in cmd it says waiting for device and it never detects my device.
and in the windows notification area it shows USB device not recognised.
please help me
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Everything works fine but when I give fastboot command in cmd it says waiting for device and it never detects my device.
and in the windows notification area it shows USB device not recognised.
please help me
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In the development settings... Make sure that you've granted root to adb and try again...
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any solution yet?
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Everything works fine but when I give fastboot command in cmd it says waiting for device and it never detects my device.
and in the windows notification area it shows USB device not recognised.
please help me
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same problem here... wondering if you could solve your problem...
I guess I wasn't clear enough.
Windows 8.1 doesn't load the driver for the Vivid while it is in fastboot mode because of a change in the way Windows handles USB devices. ADB and fastboot may work on Windows 8.1, but you'll never be able to "fastboot flash" anything because the device isn't recognized while the phone is in fastboot mode. It is not a phone driver problem, it is a USB controller driver problem.
Also, like I said before, you can't use a virtual machine becuase the the vm reads from the host system's usb.
You will have to use an operating system other than Windows 8.1 to do any fastboot flashing.
Trust me, I've dealt with this problem since 8.1 was released.