Just go to device manager, delete the device, then go to Action-Add
legacy hardware and then just locate the driver ;)
On May 16, 1:13 pm, John Burton john.bur...@jbmail.com wrote:
I have a new UK Vodafone HTC Magic phone.
I've installed the developer SDK and eclipse and that works fine.
But
I’ve had this issue on two machines and these instructions worked for
me without having to edit the registry.
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Moreover - I was able to connect to pid_0c03 device after connecting
to pid_0c02 device (my colleague's ION)
On Jun 15, 8:01 pm, neuro neuro...@gmail.com wrote:
I''ve replaced 0C02 to 0C03 in .INF file and it installed sucessfully.
However, adb does not see the device, though it appears in
Hi,
I was having the same problem as tienwai here. Instead of having
vid_0bb4pid_0c02, my entries are vid_0bb4pid_0c03, and I think
that's why it's not working. I tried editing the android_usb.inf file
and replaced all occurrences of vid_0bb4pid_0c02 with
vid_0bb4pid_0c03, and it installed. Did
I had a similar problem and had tried all the methods mentioned above
and it still did not work. However, I noticed that my registry entries
are starting with vid_0bb4pid_0c03 instead of vid_0bb4pid_0c02.
It seems to me that my product id is different from the one in the SDK
and that could be why
Just what I did, but I wasn't prompted for the drivers :/. Windows was
just doing an auto install again. But I am expecting this to work.
I have an german HTC Magic and have the same bug. The cause was to
connect it without debuging turned on. Hope that this will be fixed in
a new firmware
I had the very same problems and solved it this way:
Search for and download USBDeview.
Make sure your Magic is disconnected and set the USB Debugging to ON.
Right click on USBDeview.exe and select Run as administrator on you XP/
Vista PC.
Select all usb devices relating to HTC and uninstall
On May 19, 3:28 am, Raphael r...@android.com wrote:
b) Use regedit to find the string vid_0bb4pid_0c02 in keys or
values. If you find in a value, delete the whole registry folder.
Repeat till you find none. Then do step (a).
That sounds like it should work, thank you for the replies.
I tried
This has worked for me, full elaboration of steps for Johns sake and anyone
who happens across this post.
i) Plugin phone
ii) Uninstall any drivers that mention HTC Android USB Device
iii) Unplug phone and restart (I restarted into safe mode, but it turned
out to be unneccisary)
Oh and thank you Rapheal, Your help has been much appreciated. Thanks for
your hard work in figuring this out.
On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 11:37 AM, Nicholas Radford
nikradf...@googlemail.com wrote:
This has worked for me, full elaboration of steps for Johns sake and anyone
who happens across
On May 19, 11:37 am, Nicholas Radford nikradf...@googlemail.com
wrote:
Note: if regedit doesn't allow you to delete a key (folder) then
right click it, go to permissions
and give everyone full control, apply and ok, then
delete the key (folder)
It won't let me
Tried in safe mode as well?
On May 19, 2009 6:55 PM, John Burton john.bur...@jbmail.com wrote:
On May 19, 11:37 am, Nicholas Radford nikradf...@googlemail.com
wrote:
Note: if regedit doesn't allow you to delete a key (folder) then
right click it, go to ...
It won't let me delete
On vista you don't seem to be able to delete the keys at all.
In the end I ran the device manager, clicked View / Show Hidden
Devices and then deleted anything that looked like it was related to
the phone in any way.
When I plugged my phone back in it worked correctly.
(Although I had also
Nicholas Radford wrote:
Then you've hit the same problem as me. As I said, I dont think the phone is
the problem, as I got it working on linux.
Is there anywhere to get further support on this as I really need it
to work?
The fact that it doesn't work on my main machine or my laptop, and
I've
Honestly I have no idea. have you tried contacting Htc about the matter?
On May 18, 2009 3:49 PM, John Burton john.bur...@jbmail.com wrote:
Nicholas Radford wrote: Then you've hit the same problem as me. As I said,
I dont think the phone...
Is there anywhere to get further support on this as I
Hi there,
We're trying to reproduce the issue. I have a few questions:
- Which version of Windows are you using? XP, Vista, W7, 32 or 64bit.
- Did you *ever* install an android USB driver before? SDK 1.0/1.1 had
one and it has been updated in 1.5.
- When you plug the device and go to the Device
Lol, no worries
for me...
We're trying to reproduce the issue. I have a few questions:
- Which version of Windows are you using? XP, Vista, W7, 32 or 64bit.
XP Service pack 3, 32 bit
- Did you *ever* install an android USB driver before?
No, My HTC Magic is my first android phone, It runs 1.5
On Sun, May 17, 2009 at 9:55 AM, Nicholas Radford
nikradf...@googlemail.com wrote:
Then you've hit the same problem as me. As I said, I dont think the phone is
the problem, as I got it working on linux.
Hi. I'm still investigating this. I'm trying to make it not work under
Windows :-)
Anyhow,
One more question: when you fail to get ADB discovered by Windows, do
you see a Other Device Unknown Device entry in the Device Manager?
I got into this situation under Vista:
- removed old ADB driver, rebooted
- upon reboot Windows told me a new device had been found and prompted
me for a
On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 5:22 PM, Nicholas Radford
nikradf...@googlemail.com wrote:
Will do in the morning
Forget the linux question. It became totally irrelevant. We found the
issue: it happens when the device is plugged in Windows with USB
Debugging turned off first.
The current fix is:
a)
plugin your phone with debugging enabled. On you windows pc goto device
manager. In there, there should be a yellow question mark under other
devices that say unknown device. Right clik it, seect update and go tyrough
the steps to manually select the usb drivers.
It didn't work for me, but it
Lol, sorry that last section bugged. (Emailing off my phone)
I meant, the steps I described didn't work for me, but they did for others I
know.
I also know the problem isn't my phone, because I got it working on Linux.
On May 17, 2009 12:11 PM, Nicholas Radford nikradf...@googlemail.com
wrote:
plugin your phone with debugging enabled. On you windows pc goto device
manager. In there, there should be a yellow question mark under other
devices that say unknown device
No there isn't so I can't do that. It seems to work fine as a stoage
device but there is no sign at all that it even
Then you've hit the same problem as me. As I said, I dont think the phone is
the problem, as I got it working on linux.
On May 17, 2009 5:20 PM, John Burton john.bur...@jbmail.com wrote:
plugin your phone with debugging enabled. On you windows pc goto device
manager. In there, there...
No there
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