Problem: Asus Nexus 7 not recognized by adb when correctly installed and connected Setup: Asus Nexus 7 tablet Windows 7 64 bit OS Steps taken:. Installed 64 bit Java JDK (.

Installed Android SDK (. Installed Google USB driver (. Set tablet to USB debugging mode In the Windows Device Manager, the Nexus is recognized as an Android Device via Android Composite ADB Interface.

The device status indicates it is connected and working properly, running driver version 7.0.0.1 (8/27/12 update) from Google. However, when I run adb devices at the command prompt (in the sdk/platform-tools directory), the Nexus does not come up as an attached device - the list is empty. Does anyone have any insight on what the problem might be?

I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling all drivers, restarting the computer each time. I have tried a variety of usb ports and cables, as well as switching between MTP and PTP connections with no success. In my case when I got an empty list using 'adb devices' I found that the device manager showed the Nexus 7 tablet under 'other devices' with that dreaded yellow exclamation point indicating that the driver was not installed correctly. Why Windows recognized part of the tablet file system, I don't know. In any case I manually updated the driver to the google usb driver in android-sdks extras google.

Then adb gave me the following: C: Users Brian android-sdks platform-toolsadb devices List of devices attached 015d11 device instead of a blank. I hope this doesn't mess anything else up but I can now talk to the device. Had the same issue, Windows 7 32-bit; visited the site that Graham linked in his answer but wasn't happy running PTP (though it did work). I too had the same issue on windows 7 64 bit. Following thing solved my problem. Connect the Nexus 7 and tap on Settings-About Tablet-Build version 7 times.!. This will install basic driver for windows.

Now, tap on connected as media device(MTP) icon, but you will need to change it as Camera device then. Go to device manager on windows, select Nexus 7 and then update the drivers using the driver avaliable on this link - This will install a driver ( You can use it with this one). Now tap on Connected as Camera device and change it to media device - This will install one more driver and you are ready to go.!

That's how I solved this issue with a different device. Download the drivers, unzip in a folder. With your tablet plugged, go to System - Device admin - Android Device - Properties - Details - Hardware ID. You'll find something like USB/VIDXXXX&PIDYYYY, we will need those XXXX and YYYY later. Go to the folder you put your drivers and edit the file androidwinusb.inf manually. Add this:;MY PHONE%SingleBootLoaderInterface% = USBInstall, USB VIDXXXX&PIDYYYY%CompositeAdbInterface% = USBInstall, USB VIDXXXX&PIDYYYY&MI01.

Save the file. Go back to device manager and try to update the driver with this one. (Driver - Update driver - Search in my computer - Choose from a list - Use disk). That worked for me on a. I had faced two issues:.

Adb On Mac

Nexus 7 not visible to eclipse/adb when connected over usb on windows 7 64-bit using latest Jelly Bean sdk. It was not showing in the 'My Computer' 'Portable Devices' list. Ultimately, I found that it is an issue with the driver. Steps to resolve the issue - Open Device Manager, Uninstall the current driver (along with delete option set to yes), disconnect the device, reconnect it again, let windows install the default driver it wants, and then installed the google sdk driver again. It worked this time. Above tells me that there is some issue with default driver and therefore, you have to delete it and re-install it.

Adb Composite Driver For Mac Pro

Now, it is visible in eclipse/adb and also showing in 'My Computer' also./hemant.virmani.