No driver for Asus MeMO Pad to do application debug using eclipse

Question

I have the same problem like in the following SO post-

I got a new Asus Memo Pad for debugging my android application in eclipse while running the application in the Asus Memo Pad. But when I go to devise chooser in eclipse, I does not find my devise in the list. I know this is because I am not having the appropriate usb driver installed for my Asus Memo Pad but I didn't found its driver in the asus site and also after googling a lot.

Any suggestions?

Answer 1

Settings / About / Software Info / Build number 

And then click several time on "Build number" , a toaster will say that you're about to switch to developer mode.

I don't know how to switch it back off

This was tested on Android 4.4.2 Model K01E Built date 20140526

Answer 2

The developer options are hidden in many devices

-> Go in Setting -> About -> Tap on Build Version 10 times

Following these steps you have enabled developer options. Go back in setting menu and now you can see the developer menu, here you have to check

enable USB debugging

That's all

Answer 3

I got the driver by doing the following:

I enabled USB Debugging on my tablet and I connected it to my computer. As everyone else, Eclipse wouldn't find my tablet.

I then went to: Control Panel -> Device Manager. Under "Other devices", my tablet was listed as ASUS Android Composite ADB Interface (Search for it, if it's not under "Other Devices"). I left clicked on the tablet and selected Update Driver Software. I let Windows search automatically for updated driver software. Once the driver was installed, I restarted the computer and the tablet was then viewable under my devices in Eclipse.

More information on the Google Android site here.

Answer 4

I found one solution. Please go to setting In the setting -> System -> About

It will display many item about this pad. Please click the version item continually. Then it will show a message " You become a developer". The it will appear a new item "developer option", enter this item and enable "USB Debbger".

Finally, you can debug on this pad!!

Answer 5

On Windows 7 I let Windows Update find the right driver for USB debugging. Connect the device via USB, enable debugging from the device's settings and configure Update to get the driver automatically. I couldn't find the driver on Asus's or Microsoft's website directly.

Answer 6

It worked by installing PdaNet Desktop application on my personal computer. Although I already switched on USB debugging but that was not working other than trying various unsuccessful options.

Answer 7

Try this instead: Check settings, choose on the list below Developer option, then you have to enable the option and select stay awake, USB debugging. It normally works!