Bluetooth is on and working on the pc, but can't be enabled from the Windows Phone emulator settings. Any hints ?
"Bluetooth cannot be tested using Windows Phone Emulator"
https://msdn.microsoft.com/es-es/library/windows/apps/jj207007(v=vs.105).aspx
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My Android Studio does not recognize my Xperia XA2 Ultra phone for debugging my app.
I checked that Google USB Driver was installed in the SDK tools of Android Studio.
I tried connecting my phone to my laptop in USB 2.0 and USB 3.0.
But my phone is connected in MTP mode and I can't find any option on the phone to change it to MSC mode.
I had the same problem with Sony Xperia XA2 Dual. Finally I found the solution: switch USB preferences to "No data transfer" or "USB tethering" mode.
One sad thing is that you won't be able to simultaneously transfer files and debugging apps (but you have the Device Explorer working as usual).
I am using lenovo k3 note smartphone and running android studio on Windows 7. I want my phone to run my app. I have enabled usb debugging option. But I couldn't find my device in emulator window.
In device manager of win7 when I am trying to install the driver it says:
Windows was unable to install your MTP.
Windows couldn't find driver software for your device.
Any suggestions?
Good day everyone, I am developing an android application in Android Studio. I want to connect my android phone and use it instead of an emulator(consume 1gb+ ram) and makes my PC so slow.
Now, the android studio can not detect my device ( I tried searching for troubleshooting but I am stuck). My phone is ASUS Zenfone GO Z00VD (ZC500TG) Lollipop version. Then I tried to connect another android phone (Jellybean version) and it is detecting.
Is it because my adb is outdated? Thank you for answers, suggestions, etc. in advance.
EDIT : Developer mode: Enabled , Debugging: Enabled
My phone Asus can be detected on another PC so I think the PC is the problem.
You need to enable developer mode on your device
http://blog.syncios.com/enable-developer-optionsusb-debugging-mode-on-devices-with-android-4-2-jelly-bean/
Android 64 bit on Windows cannot see my phone that is installed correctly in Windows 8.1.
I have read some of the articles about setting up a Samsung or other phone to work as an Android Device, but I cannot find my problem. I installed the Samsung Galaxy Core 2 on Windows 8.1. It looks fine from Windows Device Manager. It shows up as a working device Galaxy Core 2. I tried to update the driver, but I have the latest. I then installed the Kies3 Samsung software in case something was wrong with the Windows setup for the phone, but it seems okay. I can view the contents of the phone from Windows with the Kies3 software. I was also able to borrow another Android phone from a friend and my studio would see it. I just bought this phone tonight to do development, and now it does not work.
When I run my Android project, I get the option to "Chose a Running Device". My Samsung phone does not show up. I looked at the article "ADB not recognizing Samsung Galaxy S5" for Windows 7. This article says I should have another device in my Windows Device Manager named Android Phone.
I am running the lastest version of Android Studio 64. I have the Oct. 23 build of Studio which is the latest. Please help me find out why Studio cannot see my phone.
I tried rebooting the phone to get Windows to install the ADB driver, but the phone still cannot be seen by Windows 8.1 professional.
Thanks...
I have windows mobile phone which is updated to 8.1 recently. I did signup for Microsoft developer account and registered this mobile on windows SDK 8.0 . When I run solution to deploy on this device , I am getting some error messages .
My question is can i use 8.1 phone device n SDK 8.0 solution .
Thank you
But i don't think you could develop WP8.1 apps in VS2012. For that you gotta have the 8.1 Development tools.
Windows Phone 8.1 development tools
You mean testing WP8 apps in a WP8.1 device? In that case yes you can.
What you can't do is testing WP8.1 apps in a WP8 device.