Reputation: 100

Eclipse doesn't find my device

I've updated everything. No problem with driver. Added android:debuggable="true" to the . USB debugging mode on. But still dont work. My OS is Win7, my device is Huawei.

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Upvotes: 2

Answers (12)

oren zvi

Reputation: 114

Solution from a different angle: Type "adb devices" in terminal (the executable is in platform-tools directory of Android SDK). If the output shows that the device exists, this may be related to the project you are trying to run (if not then the device is not installed correctly, driver issue). If the device's Android version is lower than the project's minimum version (see AndroidManifest.xml file look for android:minSdkVersion), the device will not appear in the launch window. Try a lower number for android:minSdkVersion than the one specified which is smaller or uquals your device's version. Please take in account that this may cause the app to crash if your device does not support the API used in the project.

Upvotes: 0

GearHead

Reputation: 21

Spent time looking for my device under 'Debug' - Devices are found under 'Run'.

Upvotes: 0

justinkoh

Reputation: 995

Check the USB-to-microUSB cable. I was using one that I suspect only charges battery power, but no data transmission. After changing to another cable, my phone successfully appeared under android device in the eclipse run window.

Upvotes: 3

IronBlossom

Reputation: 3917

I guess you got a problem with your driver Try installing your driver from HERE

Upvotes: 0

babyromeo

Reputation: 495

For other people having the same problem. I have the same problem before and tried all solution but the problem remain the same until I check the Device Manager and under Universal Serial Bus controllers, once I plug-in the device and I got an 'Unknown Device' in the list. So, my solution is remove the unknown driver, scan the hardware and reinstall the driver for my device and now is working. Hope it helps.

Upvotes: 0

Firas Sabbah

Reputation: 21

Be sure that driver installed successfully, open device manager and find your device driver installed. install your device software (like Kies in case of Samsung mobiles) it will install drivers automatically

Upvotes: 1

rekaszeru

Reputation: 19220

Make sure, that your usb connection type is "Charge only",
disable and the enable the USB debugging on your device (Menu->Settings->Applications->Development->USB debugging uncheck -> check),

and Eclipse should recognize it.

Update
I also have to close the emulator window (if I have running any), and this works for me all the time.

Upvotes: 6

sudmong

Reputation: 2036

Right click on your project, select 'Run As Configuration'. then Select 'Android Application' ->you application and from 'target tab' uncheck all emulators. After this, make sure all emulators are down and then right click on your application and 'Run As' -> Android Application'. it will show you the option to select your device as target.

Upvotes: 2