Well, still not working. I've built a brand new Intel-based desktop PC.
Installed Windows 7 Professional 64-bit and Android Studio 2.1.1 (along
with various other software needed, like Java 8, etc.).
I have the Samsung OEM USB drivers installed and also installed the USB
driver that comes with
I just tried to install Android Studio 2.x on a different laptop, which
I've never used before for Android development. It is running Windows 7
Home Premium and is an AMD-based laptop. AS runs okay (although a bit slow)
but I'm not able to connect to my phone device via adb. It also says
I have found the same issue with Vista and adb. Sometimes I have been able
to resolve this by disable debug then clearing all authorised from the
android device then re-enabling debug. I wonder if it is something to do
with the key pairs on Windows ?
On Sunday, April 24, 2016 at 11:30:54 PM
I tried installing Android Studio 2.x on my PC at work. It is also running
Windows 7 (although it is Enterprise edition). On that machine, I was able
to connect my phone and 'adb devices' recognized it. I was prompted (on the
phone) to allow USB debugging and was even able to deploy a sample
It's really acting like there is something on my machine which is
preventing the phone/tablet devices from accepting the debug command
(prompt, whatever it is) so the device just doesn't ask. As I've said, I
tried uninstalling Android Studio (which includes the SDK) and removing the
.android
On Thursday, April 28, 2016 at 12:05:16 AM UTC-7, gjs wrote:
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> Enable developer options on your Android devices
I have Developer Options enabled. In fact, I think that's the only way you
can get to the other options.
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I just tried a second device (this one is a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014
Edition tablet) which was also previously working (with the older version
of ADT) and it reacts the same way (unauthorized). I then tried my wife's
brand new note 5 and to my surprise, it does the same thing. I tried all
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