I have my sg4 plugged into my laptop, but it is not showing up in the android debug monitor. I ran it as administrator, and the device does show up in my computer.
Do you have debugging enabled in Developer options? Make sure you have the right drivers installed otherwise you may need a reboot on both devices
I have the Nexus 7 drivers installed, and the adb interface.
and I do have debugging enabled.
I think that you need the Samsung drivers. The Nexus 7 drivers are different ones. So download them here: http://www.samsung.com/us/support/downloads
They should also be installed if you install Kies.
sniper8752 said:
I have my sg4 plugged into my laptop, but it is not showing up in the android debug monitor. I ran it as administrator, and the device does show up in my computer.
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There is a well-hidden menu that you may need to access.
Assuming you have developer mode enabled...
- Go to Settings, then Storage
- Click on the menu (top right)
- Select USB computer connection
You'll see 2 boxes:
- Tick 'media device'
I found that if neither box was ticked, I couldn't see my device...
Maybe the first time the dialog says "Allow this computer debugging" appears, you clicked NO.
Try go to Developer options and click "Revoke USB debugging authorizations", and reconnect the device.
Yu yureka- not recognising in pc though enabling the as mtp- windows 8.1-32 bit- mtp
YU YUREKA- NOT RECOGNISING IN PC THOUGH ENABLING THE AS MTP- WINDOWS 8.1-32 BIT- MTP not recognising. I have downloaded and updated all drivers but still not working. pc is not recognising my phone. i have done all the things adb interface kindly help friends
which rom?
try enabling developer options and untick usb debugging , this might help
Since many guys are not able to connect their yureka phone to PC so for them this thread might be helpful. I was also facing the same problem, even USB computer connection setting was not popping up. So following are the steps to resolve that problem.
1. Go to Settings -> About Phone -> Tap several times on Build Number to enable developer Options if you haven't enabled it yet.
2. Now You can see one setting titled "{ } Developer options" under Settings Menu. Tap on developer options and enable "Android Debugging".
3. Now connect your phone to PC via USB cable. Now You will see that your phone is successfully connected for debugging. Now without disconnection your phone from PC, go to settings->Storage->Menu (Three vertical Dots at top right corner of the screen). Now click on "USB computer connection", now the usb setting pop up will come. Now enable Media Device (MTP) checkbox.
4. Now you are ready to access your internal and external sd cards of your phone. Enjoy
I cannot get ADB to recognize my Note 7. I've installed the ADB & FastBoot 15-second install from the XDA forum, but when I plug my N7 into the PC it only recognizes it as a USB drive.
Dev options enabled,
USB Debugging enabled
USB configuration (MTP mode)
The only entries under Other in Device Manager are CDC and MTP, no Android Device. The phone is also listed under Portable Devices. No USB mode brings up "Android" in the list of devices under Other.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Do you have proper Samsung usb drivers installed? Check your device manager, just asking sometimes phones can be finicky when trying to get the PC to recognize devices.
Thanks carelockh! That did the trick. I looked in Device Manager and found that only the Windows USB device driver was installed. I downloaded and installed the Samsung driver and was able to connect over ADB.
No problem, anytime glad I could help.
I finally retired my ASUS Tf700 and now have a N10 running CM 13-20160712 Nightly. So far I am loving the N10 but have never run a device with a custom ROM.
I have large media file on the N10 that I want to transfer to a Win 7 PC.
I connected the N10 to my PC and it shows under devices but there are no files visible...no driver??
I tried using Bluetooth but Win needs a driver but I have not installed one as I don't know how nicely plays with CM.
I have done a bit of searching but everything I find seems to relate to either stock ROM or is part of the process of customising...loading ABD DRIVER??
By now you will have realised I am an Android Numpty:crying:
I gather a can use an OTG cable and normal Thumb drive or one with a micro USB at one end and standard USB at the other.
I am happy to work my way through whatever is the best solution but I am having trouble deciding which way to go and would like some advice.
I prefer win shared folder and Total Commander + Lan plugin for it on Nexus. On any android device in fact.
When you connect your device to pc there is a choice on android. Slide from up to down to show how usb will work. Sometimes it connects like for charging mode only.
Funny, but just restock my nexus and have the same problem. Win 7, there is only "Android ADB Interface" and no device in My Computer.
Enabling USB debugging on android helped here.
And finally right answer just found
1. Enable USB debugging: Go to phone settings -> About -> Tap build number repeatedly until developer menu is enabled. Go there and tick USB debugging.
2. On your PC, go to your device manager (when the Phone is plugged in and set to MTP), locate the phone, right click on it -> properties
3. go to the Driver tab
4. click Update Driver
5. click Browse my Computer for driver software
6. click Let my pick...
7. select USB Composite Device
8. finish up with the assistant
then reinsert device to USB.
Hi,
I've received a couple of days ago two Onplus 5.
They both work great but when I try to connect them to my desktop, they get detected as "qualcomm hs-usb diagnostics 900e" by windows 10 that states the USB device is not recognised.
The issue is reproduced on a laptop, although it did get picked up once by the laptop, only to fail on a second attempt with the same device name "qualcomm hs-usb diagnostics 900e" after I installed the driver provided by Oneplus.
I read on the forum that "qualcomm hs-usb diagnostics 900e" is normally related to Bricked phone issues, which is not my case and I don't know what to do to resolve this.
I also tried to activate the USB debug mode on the phone, but this didn't change the problem.
My windows are all up to date and my phones as well (running Android 7.1.1, OxygenOS 4.5.2)
Has anyone experienced this issue with that phone or any other?
I would greatly appreciate some help and I thank you in advance for reading this and offering advice.
Unplug phone, restart windows.
Go to settings / about phone / press build number 5-6 time (don't remember exactly how many times) to enable developer options
turn on USB debugging
select USB configuration MTP (media transfer protocol)
plug it in
Install drivers
And now on you should have it working every time you plug it to your laptop.
dcrnic said:
Unplug phone, restart windows.
Go to settings / about phone / press build number 5-6 time (don't remember exactly how many times) to enable developer options
turn on USB debugging
select USB configuration MTP (media transfer protocol)
plug it in
Install drivers
And now on you should have it working every time you plug it to your laptop.
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Thanks dcrnic, I must have skipped a step with the debugging mode because your procedure did the trick.
Is this a normal process to have to go to Dev mode and Debug mode to be able to connect to a PC?
Thanks again for your help!:good:
Win 10 do not recognize device as it is so new. Probably in the future this will be solved on Windows end.
I found online link for drivers
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-LgkimFUEksbjRCY1BkWnduVW8/view?usp=sharing
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Thank you.
FIXED: Use stock op5 cable. The other cable that gave me issues works just fine for op2.
The phone used to be seen by win10, but since oem unlock and superSU, the computer at work doesn't recognize it. Ran the 4.5.2 update with same results. I noticed that in Developer Options -> Select USB configurations charging is selected and greyed out. Going in selecting anything else returns is to Charing.
Device Manager > Find the phone > Right click > Update drivers (or something like that) > Select driver from Computer > Select "MTP USB Device" Enjoy
I'm having the same issue. If I manage to get it to connect to the PC, then after I unplug and plug it again it gives the same not recognised balloon. It only seems to work with USB Debugging On
I ended up using the original op5 cable and it recognizes the phone right away.The cable that didn't work for op5 is not stock, but worked perfectly fine for op2.
Same issue
Even I'm facing the exact same issue on my op5
dcrnic said:
Win 10 do not recognize device as it is so new. Probably in the future this will be solved on Windows end.
I found online link for drivers
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-LgkimFUEksbjRCY1BkWnduVW8/view?usp=sharing
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The drivers are on the phone, they're mounted as a drive when you plug the phone in? They even add ADB tools when you install them, they're in C:\Program Files (x86)\OnePlus USB Drivers and the ADB tools are in the Android folder within there.
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The drivers are on the phone, they're mounted as a drive when you plug the phone in? They even add ADB tools when you install them, they're in C:\Program Files (x86)\OnePlus USB Drivers and the ADB tools are in the Android folder within there.
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Yes, they are on the phone, but computer need to recognize device to see it. It does not, so the drivers on the phone are useless in this case.
I compared this to my ZTE Axon 7. If you choose "Charge only" the Axon 7 is recognized as a USB input device. This should also happen for our OP5 but the driver (which btw. is a windows standard driver) does not contain PID 900E and also does not like to have it forced to a USB input device.
The Axon 7's PID is F006.
However, the real issue is when Windows decides to use Qualcomm's HS USB Diagnostic Interface driver which seems to give even more trouble (at least for me). When I tried to switch to MTP this would not work and my Windows 10 hung itself up when rebooting or shuting down. For now I just disabled the "Unknown device" to prevent such things from happening. Charging still works this way and the phone is correctly recognized when changing to MTP.
If you are facing the same issue, disconnect the Oneplus 5 from your PC, reboot the PC and after that launch the device manager. You need to enable hidden devices in the view menu of the device manager to see disconnected devices. Now remove the device "Qualcomm HS USB Device Interface" and also choose to uninstall the driver itself. After that you can connect your device again and it should pop up as "Unknown device". Then simply disable the device.
Regarding the drivers from Oneplus: this package is lacking a driver for the device we are seeing (VID_05C6&PID_900E).
Does anyone know if the latest update (OxygenOS 4.5.5 update) addresses this issue? It says the following as one of the bug fixes:
"To restore connectivity to a Windows 10 PC, please turn off USB debugging prior to the upgrade"
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Does anyone know if the latest update (OxygenOS 4.5.5 update) addresses this issue? It says the following as one of the bug fixes:
"To restore connectivity to a Windows 10 PC, please turn off USB debugging prior to the upgrade"
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Worked for me, only remember to Uncheck usb debugging BEFORE the update....
Hmm, didn't work for me, same behavior as before the update...Qualcomm HS-USB as soon as phone is plugged in...USB debug was off.
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try changing port (and remember to restart the pc)
Just got my phone today. It updated to 4.5.5 immediately. All I did was connect it to the computer (windows 10) and everything works.
bricky23 said:
Just got my phone today. It updated to 4.5.5 immediately. All I did was connect it to the computer (windows 10) and everything works.
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It worked the first time too, but not the second time...at that point connected detected as Qualcomm HS-USB Diagnostic, and computer won't shut down.
And yes I installed it a few time, and it works the first time connecting, but not the second time around.
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I don't have my OP5 yet, but I had a very similar and difficult experience with my OP3 when I first received it on Windows 10 Pro. On top of installing the proper drivers, I also had to go into Device Manager and run some steps (I'm going off on memory so they may not be entirely accurate). The root cause is driver signature check enforced in Windows 8+. So by going into Device Manager and seeing "kedacom USB driver", right click and find the oneplus USB driver you installed above and also need to disable the driver signature enforcement (in windows 10 go to advanced startup settings, reboot and choose (I think) #7 then reboot). Then plug in the phone usb go to device mgr right click on kedacom USB driver and choose the oneplus driver.
I don't have all the steps in the right order but it should fix your issue.