I want to get the USB version of the USB that's connected to a hardware piece.
In USB view I would do that by looking for the device by its name/ID and checking the USB version, I want to do the same thing automatically in C. (I'm on windows 10)
adb devices
List of devices attached
emulator-5554 offline
i tried every single step from internet wipe data cool boot etc gradle give zero errors just help me guys
Run android virtual device
I'm running Android x86 on Parallels Desktop and their virtual bluetooth device simply doesn't work. I would like to use my Android-compatible USB dongle (CSR8510). I can do this with Windows 10 by disabling the virtual device in the Device Manager, but I fail to see an equivalent setting in Android.
I know the USB dongle is attached to Android x86 by running the USB Host Controller app. It shows up as 0001:0a12 CSR8510 A10
Any suggestions?
I had always wondered if it was possible to have on android device collect logcat from another. Consider the following image I have attached. The goal would be to create an application that could find and attach adb to another device.
This would eliminate the need to carry a laptop or PC to collect information for a device. Any help with this would be amazing.
Adb does not recognize my Nexus devices but does recognize my Samsung Tab 2 7 inch tablet.
C:\Users\Allen Edwards\AppData\Local\Android\sdk\platform-tools>adb devices
List of devices attached
c0808e004a14c2f device
The device recognized is the Samsung. There are also a Nexus 5x, Nexus 4, Nexus 7, and Nexus S connected.
In Windows Explorer I can browse the Samsung, Nexus 5x and Nexus 7 but not the other two.
All have USB debugging and are connected as MTP or as USB for File Transfer in the case of the Nexus 5x.
The Google USB Driver shows up as up to date in the SDK Manager and also comes back as up to date if I try and manually update it from a fresh download. ADB shows up as up to date when I try and update it.
I uninstalled the Nexus 5x USB driver from Device Manager and when I plugged it back in the same driver was installed which interestingly has a date of 2006. How can that be right?
It would seem logical that somewhere I have a Samsung usb driver that is interfering with the Google usb driver but I have the latest Google usb driver downloaded and point all the update drivers to that and I get that Windows says it is up to date, MTP USB Device.
The Googling I have done typically suggests things that I have done, like checking USB Debugging, or updating the drivers.
I thought perhaps Windows was getting the wrong driver for the Nexus 5x so I thought I would uninstall it and manually install it but as soon as I uninstall it, the icon vanishes and upon refreshing for new hardware, the same driver is installed.
Any ideas of things I can try?
Uninstall USB driver using SDK Manager instead of Device Manager. Device Manager just reinstalls the same driver on the next connection of the device.