I just had this problem. You have to go into setting on your device. Developer setting. Set USB debug.
Chris
On Monday, September 3, 2012 10:38:26 AM UTC-4, Ravin wrote:
> I'm developing an app and using a Nexus 7 device for debugging. I'm unable to see the device in the AVD when plugged in. Some research online suggested it could be the driver so I downloaded what looks like the latest driver from the ASUS website and when I try to change the driver to that one the OS reports that the current driver is the latest.
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> Anyone had any problems with the device and any ideas on how to resolve?
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download the driver from ASUS, at http://androidgroup.blogspot.com/2012/09/android-developers-re-nexus-7-device.html
ReplyDeleteunzip it, then go to your device manager, right click on Nexus, go to properties, then update driver, then browse to folder you unzipped driver into, and hit "next".
Verify ADB connection from a command window, go to the Android SDK folder, and type in ADB Devices, and it should ahow you are connected.
Thats what I did.
sorry, the link didn't work. But its at ASUS.
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