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Resolved: ADB Question

Ok so I've deleted and reinstalled the drivers from my computer and reinstalled the ADB from the SDK and every time I try to do ADB, it detects my device but says it's offline. I've tried with 5 different USB cables, 2 of which were official motorola cables and 1 of those 2 were the one that came with my phone. I have tried all different ports too
Resolution: I uninstalled all my USB drivers, my motorola drivers, and adb. I redownloaded them and reinstalled them and they finally worked

Is USB Debugging enabled? Is the phone in the correct USB mode (think this should be automatic)?
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Phibernaut said:
Is USB Debugging enabled? Is the phone in the correct USB mode (think this should be automatic)?
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Yea, and I have it set to debugging and charging mode only

need install driver

mvp3 said:
need install driver
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I had the drivers, uninstalled them and reinstalled them to make sure already.

I'm pretty noob to all this, but I'm having issues making adb work on my Ubuntu 11.10 w/kde desktop. Is my issue as simple as the phone needs to be turned off? Ie charge mode? Shows phone offline all the time
Edit:I made the udev file 51-android.rules vendor 22b8 product 42d9
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Endoroid said:
I'm pretty noob to all this, but I'm having issues making adb work on my Ubuntu 11.10 w/kde desktop. Is my issue as simple as the phone needs to be turned off? Ie charge mode? Shows phone offline all the time
Edit:I made the udev file 51-android.rules vendor 22b8 product 42d9
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When they're referring to "charge mode" it's the option in the USB connection where you can choose where all it does is charge, where its a SD card mount, or its a sync for your stuff on the computer such as contacts and whatnot on there

digitalsynner85 said:
Ok so I've deleted and reinstalled the drivers from my computer and reinstalled the ADB from the SDK and every time I try to do ADB, it detects my device but says it's offline. I've tried with 5 different USB cables, 2 of which were official motorola cables and 1 of those 2 were the one that came with my phone. I have tried all different ports too
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What OS are you using?

digitalsynner85 said:
When they're referring to "charge mode" it's the option in the USB connection where you can choose where all it does is charge, where its a SD card mount, or its a sync for your stuff on the computer such as contacts and whatnot on there
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I just discovered today, while plugged into my car charger that if you put it in sleep mode while plugged in the phone displays "charge only mode"
And for my adb problem I have tried toggling debug mode, rebooting both phone and comp. Always shows offline. Have tried every option in the USB connect. I'm sure its something simple but I can't figure it out
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Cdjones187 said:
What OS are you using?
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Windows 7 x64.......I was able to root and whatnot before, but now I'm trying to adb so I can fool around some more and can't

Help!Phone won't connect to USB!

My Droid3 won't connect to USB.
When I connect my Droid 3 to computer,The phone has no response(nothing in status bar) and in the computer's Device Manager,
there are many unkonwn devices:
Diag Interface
Modem Interface
MUX Interface
NMEA Interface
TCMD Interface
After search on Internet,I think I may turn the phone into Diag Mode ,
but how to disable diag mode?
and there is other problems?
Anyone can help me? thank you!

Have you tried to disable/enable USB debugging in settings?

yukinok25 said:
Have you tried to disable/enable USB debugging in settings?
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When I Switch USB Debug(turn on or turn off) when USB is connected, the staus bar will show USB option(PC mode,USB mass storge,charge,etc..)
But no matter what I choose,It does't work.
And when I run adb command(usb debug on) , It shows "device not found".

yukinok25 said:
Have you tried to disable/enable USB debugging in settings?
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Install the drivers from the SBF thread.

MrObvious said:
Install the drivers from the SBF thread.
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What driver??
I have installed Motorola_End_User_Driver_Installation_5.7.0

Change ports and/or USB cable
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AragornPE said:
Change ports and/or USB cable
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I had changed ports ,and USB cable
And windows xp and win 8.
But It's the same.

are you using the stock usb cable?
are you running a rom?
what recovery are you using?
if you have a custom recovery hook your phone up to your computer and boot your phone into recovery either cwm or safestrap
go to mounts and storage and try to mount sdcard and see if that works
p.s
make sure usb debugging is enabled and check mass storage in the drop down

Was there ever a solution found? My droid 3 for some reason the usb debugging isn't working, the computer sees it and I can access my files, but debugging won't enable. I turned it on and off in settings a bunch of times and tryed a few different drivers

[Q] cannot connect to usb!!!!!!!!(for adb)

trying for almost one week............but can't get the solution:crying:
my device cannot connect to usb.........while usb debugging is ON:crying:........
my pc shows [no device found].....but the drivers are installed....help me
right now i m using cm10(official)
os :win 7 sp1 64 bit

rv0000s said:
trying for almost one week............but can't get the solution:crying:
my device cannot connect to usb.........while usb debugging is ON:crying:........
my pc shows [no device found].....but the drivers are installed....help me
right now i m using cm10(official)
os :win 7 sp1 64 bit
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Go to apps, push menu button, choose either camera or massstorage mode. And enable usb debugging and enable root access for apps and adb. This should solve it. If not, reinstall your cm10 with all wipes.
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N00BY0815 said:
Go to apps, push menu button, choose either camera or massstorage mode. And enable usb debugging and enable root access for apps and adb. This should solve it. If not, reinstall your cm10 with all wipes.
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thanks NOOBY0815.....
this method works like charm..............
what now I did is ...changed the USB connection type to camera(PTP) and then re-checked the usb debugging.....and then i thanked you.....

N00BY0815 said:
Go to apps, push menu button, choose either camera or massstorage mode. And enable usb debugging and enable root access for apps and adb. This should solve it. If not, reinstall your cm10 with all wipes.
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don't understand why you wrote "go to apps" - in my CM10 on my p970 the USB options are in storage menu :
settings->storage->[press menu]->USB computer connection
then after choosing Mass storage i can finally debug using ADB

sharp80 said:
don't understand why you wrote "go to apps" - in my CM10 on my p970 the USB options are in storage menu :
settings->storage->[press menu]->USB computer connection
then after choosing Mass storage i can finally debug using ADB
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Sorry for mixing up ROMs... and btw this is not the only question i was answering that day... anyway you found your solution and my suggestion was partially right if you hadnt been lazy before, you had found out about it on your own, cause around 10 ppl already asked about it...
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Turn off your phone and battery get out...wait for while. Put battery in, turn on your phone and try to connect via USB

Why does my computer no longer recognize my phone after doing marshmallow update?

I have two Nexus 6s, one completely stock and one that I just upgraded to Marshmallow. I downloaded sdk and minimal adb and fastboot today in order to install marshmallow. I just plugged in my completely stock unmodified Nexus 6 into my computer to get my photos off my stock Nexus before I send it back to amazon and although the phone charges, nothing pops up for it being a storage device, I switched it between MTP and PTP on the phone but it does nothing, the phone does not show up, same goes for the Nexus 6 that has marshmallow on it, also switched that to MTP. My computer detects the phone because it allows me to eject it from usb but that is about it. Anything else I can try? trying to get pics off the old Nexus before I send it back.

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I have two Nexus 6s, one completely stock and one that I just upgraded to Marshmallow. I downloaded sdk and minimal adb and fastboot today in order to install marshmallow. I just plugged in my completely stock unmodified Nexus 6 into my computer to get my photos off my stock Nexus before I send it back to amazon and although the phone charges, nothing pops up for it being a storage device, I switched it between MTP and PTP on the phone but it does nothing, the phone does not show up, same goes for the Nexus 6 that has marshmallow on it, also switched that to MTP. My computer detects the phone because it allows me to eject it from usb but that is about it. Anything else I can try? trying to get pics off the old Nexus before I send it back.
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btw adb sees the phone no problem

I have the same problem. Windows seems to recognize the phone, but it displays no content when I try to browse files.
Just did a clean flash of the factory image.
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Ok, I'm an idiot... here's the solution:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63151023&postcount=2

Yadao said:
I have the same problem. Windows seems to recognize the phone, but it displays no content when I try to browse files.
Just did a clean flash of the factory image.
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Ok, I'm an idiot... here's the solution:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63151023&postcount=2
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nope that does nothing on my phone, both are set correctly at MTP or PTP, nothing works
BTW when I eject the USB it lists it as "android adb interface" I have a feeling that is why it is not showing up?

Mine just says MTP when I eject it. Did you try toggling USB debugging on and off?

Yadao said:
Mine just says MTP when I eject it. Did you try toggling USB debugging on and off?
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I deleted the adb driver and that fixed the issue but that can't be the correct way because I think it would be pointless to have to install and delete the adb driver each time I want to use it? I knew it was more computer related than phone related but what is the correct way to make the phone work with a adb driver installed on the computer?

PolishDude said:
I deleted the adb driver and that fixed the issue but that can't be the correct way because I think it would be pointless to have to install and delete the adb driver each time I want to use it? I knew it was more computer related than phone related but what is the correct way to make the phone work with a adb driver installed on the computer?
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I honestly don't know. I've always had mixed results. Sometimes it would work automatically, sometimes I'd have to manually install the google drivers when the phone is in the bootloader.

Had the same "problem", to fix it and for windows to show the contents of the phone, you just need to pull down the top drawer and select mtp file transfer from the USB options. It is set for " charge only" as default. Try it out!
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Pull down the status bar and set charge only to transfer files

Tek-Toyz said:
Had the same "problem", to fix it and for windows to show the contents of the phone, you just need to pull down the top drawer and select mtp file transfer from the USB options. It is set for " charge only" as default. Try it out!
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Yasharkhan said:
Pull down the status bar and set charge only to transfer files
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Exactly: it is not a problem, but just a new way to manage USB connections. You just have to pull down the status bar and choose one of the USB options for your Nexus 6

lol you guys aren't understanding, I did that and it did not fix the issue. The phone was still not recognized as a storage device. I also tried a Nexus 6 that was on 5.1.1 which does not have the charging only option in the drawer and it also was not recognized but once I deleted the adb driver from my computer, my computer saw both as storage devices when I put them into MTP mode

Go into developer settings
Make sure checked Debugging on
Then Scroll down
Look for MTP CHange it to something else in the settings
then back MTP Your computer will then see it it bug in 6.0
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App folders are not visible when connected to PC

Guys,
I do not see any folders other than DCIM on the PC.
I used the stock cable.
Anyone else facing this issue or is it supposed to be like this?

ayemprady said:
Guys,
I do not see any folders other than DCIM on the PC.
I used the stock cable.
Anyone else facing this issue or is it supposed to be like this?
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Are you connected PTP or MTP, sounds like your connected in PTP transfer mode.

I have tried both. Does it work for you?

ayemprady said:
I have tried both. Does it work for you?
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Mtp works if driver is installed right check device manager while in mtp mode, if you dont see R1 HD under portable devices, chances are driver not set up, try this
In device manager u will see the driver (probably under portable devices) anyhow it will have an exclamation mark on the device, just double click it to bring up properties windows, click the driver tab, then update driver, choose browse my computer for driver software, then click let me pick from a list.... It should come up with several driver choices, select MTP USB Device, that should do the trick, under device manager you should now see R1 HD in device manager, and the device will now show up in explorer.

ayemprady said:
Guys,
I do not see any folders other than DCIM on the PC.
I used the stock cable.
Anyone else facing this issue or is it supposed to be like this?
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What version of Windows are you using?
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What drivers are used for mtp?
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