No USB Debugging option
From what I have read it should be located under Development but the only options I see are:
Android Debugging
ADB over Network
Debugging Notify
Stay Awake
Allow Mock Locations
Stop App Via Long Press
Device Hostname
can someone please point me in the right direction, thanks
kind regards
tabutcher said:
No USB Debugging option
From what I have read it should be located under Development but the only options I see are:
Android Debugging
ADB over Network
Debugging Notify
Stay Awake
Allow Mock Locations
Stop App Via Long Press
Device Hostname
can someone please point me in the right direction, thanks
kind regards
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In gingerbread it is called USB debugging, in ICS it's Android Debugging. Just the words changed but same purpose
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This is the stupidest question ever I have to ask here, but how to copy files to the tablet from pc?
When I connect the usb to pc, the 'USB debugging connected' pops out on my galaxy and only this.
In my other bizzilion android devices it usualy also asks if I want to 'Turn on USB Storage', which is what I need.
Turn off usb debugging and everything is fine!
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even though if usb debugging is "on" u can mount it by the pull down and select copy files , if you wanna use kies and even though in debugging mode you can use your kies , but go to settings\app\dev and un-check debugging mode ,
settings\wireless and networks\USB go check there and click on ask me
My Droid3 won't connect to USB.
When I connect my Droid 3 to computer,The phone has no response(nothing in status bar) and in the computer's Device Manager,
there are many unkonwn devices:
Diag Interface
Modem Interface
MUX Interface
NMEA Interface
TCMD Interface
After search on Internet,I think I may turn the phone into Diag Mode ,
but how to disable diag mode?
and there is other problems?
Anyone can help me? thank you!
Have you tried to disable/enable USB debugging in settings?
yukinok25 said:
Have you tried to disable/enable USB debugging in settings?
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When I Switch USB Debug(turn on or turn off) when USB is connected, the staus bar will show USB option(PC mode,USB mass storge,charge,etc..)
But no matter what I choose,It does't work.
And when I run adb command(usb debug on) , It shows "device not found".
yukinok25 said:
Have you tried to disable/enable USB debugging in settings?
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Install the drivers from the SBF thread.
MrObvious said:
Install the drivers from the SBF thread.
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What driver??
I have installed Motorola_End_User_Driver_Installation_5.7.0
Change ports and/or USB cable
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AragornPE said:
Change ports and/or USB cable
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I had changed ports ,and USB cable
And windows xp and win 8.
But It's the same.
are you using the stock usb cable?
are you running a rom?
what recovery are you using?
if you have a custom recovery hook your phone up to your computer and boot your phone into recovery either cwm or safestrap
go to mounts and storage and try to mount sdcard and see if that works
p.s
make sure usb debugging is enabled and check mass storage in the drop down
Was there ever a solution found? My droid 3 for some reason the usb debugging isn't working, the computer sees it and I can access my files, but debugging won't enable. I turned it on and off in settings a bunch of times and tryed a few different drivers
So last night I tried unlocking my bootloader so I could root my HTC One, but I've had one issue. Whenever I get to the part where you make the back up of my apps I get the following message "adb: unable to connect for backup". My phone is conncected, and I have USB debugging enabled. I also checked the device status and it keeps reporting it as offline. I don't quite know what to do, if anyone can help it'll be appreciated.
First off, I barely know anything with regards to phones as I still learning. However, last night had a similar issue and ended up having to use cmd prompt to navigate to adb and then used it to see the device.
MrTechie890 said:
So last night I tried unlocking my bootloader so I could root my HTC One, but I've had one issue. Whenever I get to the part where you make the back up of my apps I get the following message "adb: unable to connect for backup". My phone is conncected, and I have USB debugging enabled. I also checked the device status and it keeps reporting it as offline. I don't quite know what to do, if anyone can help it'll be appreciated.
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New security enhancements in android 4.2.2 builds (and above) require the end user to explicitly grant adb access to any connecting computers before that connecting machine can successfully issue any adb commands to your device. When you connect a 4.2.2 (and above) android device to your machine (with USB debugging enabled) for the first time, you should be prompted with a confirmation message to allow or disallow USB debugging. This message will display your computers unique RSA key fingerprint and provide you a checkbox to “Always allow from this computer”. Check this box and select ‘OK’. Your device should no longer be listed as ‘offline’
If you don’t see this prompt then you should try the following:
With your device connected via usb and the toolkit running, toggle USB debugging off/on in Settings > ‘Developer Options’ and see if the prompt comes up
Also try unplugging and re-plugging the usb connection.
BD619 said:
New security enhancements in android 4.2.2 builds (and above) require the end user to explicitly grant adb access to any connecting computers before that connecting machine can successfully issue any adb commands to your device. When you connect a 4.2.2 (and above) android device to your machine (with USB debugging enabled) for the first time, you should be prompted with a confirmation message to allow or disallow USB debugging. This message will display your computers unique RSA key fingerprint and provide you a checkbox to “Always allow from this computer”. Check this box and select ‘OK’. Your device should no longer be listed as ‘offline’
If you don’t see this prompt then you should try the following:
With your device connected via usb and the toolkit running, toggle USB debugging off/on in Settings > ‘Developer Options’ and see if the prompt comes up
Also try unplugging and re-plugging the usb connection.
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I've already done this. I had usb debugging enable since I started this. I even tried unplugging and replugging multiple times while trying to do this. Are there any other settings I need to enable?
MrTechie890 said:
I've already done this. I had usb debugging enable since I started this. I even tried unplugging and replugging multiple times while trying to do this. Are there any other settings I need to enable?
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You have to help us with a little more info -- ADB and Fastboot just *have* to work or you'll get nowhere:
1) What OS are you using? Version included;
2) Plug in your phone, open a command window in the appropriate place and type: adb devices
Tell us the output.
If you don't get a device listed, either your drivers are bogus on your machine and need to reload, or you're not getting USB debugging setup correctly (not sure how you miss that, so I'd think the former).
tdhite said:
You have to help us with a little more info -- ADB and Fastboot just *have* to work or you'll get nowhere:
1) What OS are you using? Version included;
2) Plug in your phone, open a command window in the appropriate place and type: adb devices
Tell us the output.
If you don't get a device listed, either your drivers are bogus on your machine and need to reload, or you're not getting USB debugging setup correctly (not sure how you miss that, so I'd think the former).
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The version of android I'm using is 4.3, for my computer I'm using OSX 10.9, and the code that is listed when I search for my device through adb is FA3A8S902431.
MrTechie890 said:
The version of android I'm using is 4.3, for my computer I'm using OSX 10.9, and the code that is listed when I search for my device through adb is FA3A8S902431.
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Then try this:
adb backup
That should create a backup file called: backup.ab
tdhite said:
Then try this:
adb backup
That should create a backup file called: backup.ab
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Still get the same issue I've been getting. I typed that command in, it just tells me all the options for adb, and I then retried the other command I was using and squat.
MrTechie890 said:
Still get the same issue I've been getting. I typed that command in, it just tells me all the options for adb, and I then retried the other command I was using and squat.
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I know you don't want to read this, but you'll need to read all about Macs and this issue. A quick Google on "adb unable to connect for backup mac" brings up all sorts of folks fighting exactly what you are. I don't have a Mac -- use Linux almost exclusively, but it all appears related to either usb debugging, or a connection timeout setting.
tdhite said:
I know you don't want to read this, but you'll need to read all about Macs and this issue. A quick Google on "adb unable to connect for backup mac" brings up all sorts of folks fighting exactly what you are. I don't have a Mac -- use Linux almost exclusively, but it all appears related to either usb debugging, or a connection timeout setting.
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For me, doing it on Linux wouldn't be a huge issue but since I have a mac as my primary machine I'm trying to make due with it.
I think I just firgured it out actually. I just had to install the android sdk, I was using the abd files provided from a tutorial. anyhow, thanks for trying to help tdhite.
Hello guys.
I can't get the two apps in the title to work. GSam doesn't even load once opened (all set to 0:00:00 and on "loading"), and both of them reject the command from adb for advanced stats, telling me "operation not allowed [...] neither user 2000 nor current process has android.permission.GRANT_RUNTIME_PERMISSIONS."
Do you know what's going on?
Answer on your question. Give all permissions to bbs from security app.
xdamami said:
Answer on your question. Give all permissions to bbs from security app.
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Still no luck, I went to security app, manage application, BBS and activated all it needs, so permissions to phone, storage, start in background, lockscreen and home screen.
What am I still missing? From my PC I can't use the adb command..
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Anyone?
"operation not allowed [...] neither user 2000 nor current process has android.permission.GRANT_RUNTIME_PERMISSIONS."
Be sure you enabled TWO settings in Developer Options :
USB Debugging
USB Debugging (Security Settings)
Good luck!
virgil31 said:
"operation not allowed [...] neither user 2000 nor current process has android.permission.GRANT_RUNTIME_PERMISSIONS."
Be sure you enabled TWO settings in Developer Options :
USB Debugging
USB Debugging (Security Settings)
Good luck!
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Thanks, found that two days ago! Now it's fine
virgil31 said:
"operation not allowed [...] neither user 2000 nor current process has android.permission.GRANT_RUNTIME_PERMISSIONS."
Be sure you enabled TWO settings in Developer Options :
USB Debugging
USB Debugging (Security Settings)
Good luck!
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Thanks man. It was giving me issues on Android Pie
I can't pick any option when I connect the phone to the computer, they all are greyed out. The only way to transfer files from my phone to my PC is through TWRP or changing the default USB option through developer settings.
Can someone help?
Can you attach screenshots?
Jhon_Locke said:
I can't pick any option when I connect the phone to the computer, they all are greyed out. The only way to transfer files from my phone to my PC is through TWRP or changing the default USB option through developer settings.
Can someone help?
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This happened with me on my phone's stock image. All the usb options were greyed out. I tended to look for solutions, but couldn't find anything relevant. Then, with a later update, it got fixed. However, now I'm using a custom rom(Resurrection Remix), so there are no issues with USB atm.
I would suggest you to install a suitable and stable custom rom(Lineage OS, is the best) on your device. It might help.
If you are on Lineage (You don't say) just set the USB option to always transfer in developer settings, Plus make sure USB debugging mode is turned off.