Anyone know how to enable USB debugging from within the Tab Pro 8.4?
Nevermind, found it, didn't realize newer versions of android hide it (click on build number several times in about device for anyone else with the question).
Thank you !!!
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Hi,
since version 16 I cannot use USB debugging or file transfer anymore. My USB port is working for charging my device but is not recognised.
In settings -> developer options -> usb debugging is checked.
Please advise whether I'm missing something.
Thanks!
Hi ! i need a help
My galaxy smt 110 tab has a problem. I can not solve
every time I put the usb cable and open the odin screen flashes and does not connect
firmiware upgrade encoutred an issue please select recovery mode in kies & try again
can someone help me?
I'm not very experienced, give me easy answers.
Thanks
i had that problem before
Try to change your USBport or USBcable
maybe one of these is the cause and solution
KraystXet said:
i had that problem before
Try to change your USBport or USBcable
maybe one of these is the cause and solution
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I have found that this is ussually the cause of not picking up the device.
You also want to make sure that you have your drivers installed on the PC or laptop that you are plugging your device into. Make sure that "USB debugging" is ticked on in settings/developer options. You can enable developer options in settings by going to settings/about device/build number. Tap on build number 7 or 8 times untill it says that developer options were turned on or it says that you are now a developer.
"Chance Favors the Prepared"
USB debugging doesn't have to be enabled for an Odin flash.....My money is on the lack of PC drivers or a damaged usb port/cable.
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So my friend bought an LS 980 which still has 4.4.2 Kitkat on it. but it doesnt show any networks.
Im trying to unlock this phone but somehow USB Debugging isnt showing up on the notification tab.
and yes i did a lot of research, (installed drivers both adb and LG drivers already and checked usb debugging in developer options)
I've been struggling to get it working since yesterday.
Hope someone can help me out so i can return this phone to him asap thanks
(been through a lot of pages already about usb debugging but none help though.....)
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Hey guys,
I'm trying to root my Huawei watch 1 since a week but with no success. The problem is that I'm not even able to unlock the bootloader.
As stated in the title the watch is not recognized at all by the PC, when I plug it in nothing happens not even a sound. I tried with at least 5 different computers running Windows 10 and one computer running Linux (Ubuntu) and I also tried different cables. In Windows Device Manager there is no sign of the watch and in Ubuntu using "lsusb" all the usb ports are shown as empty.
The watch is working perfectly btw with the latest Wear Os update (2.23.0.238044309) and Android 7.1.1
Is there anything I can do to make the PC recognize the watch ? Or are there any workaround to root the watch / unlock the bootloader ?
Any help would be appreciated
Elixir_ said:
Hey guys,
I'm trying to root my Huawei watch 1 since a week but with no success. The problem is that I'm not even able to unlock the bootloader.
As stated in the title the watch is not recognized at all by the PC, when I plug it in nothing happens not even a sound. I tried with at least 5 different computers running Windows 10 and one computer running Linux (Ubuntu) and I also tried different cables. In Windows Device Manager there is no sign of the watch and in Ubuntu using "lsusb" all the usb ports are shown as empty.
The watch is working perfectly btw with the latest Wear Os update (2.23.0.238044309) and Android 7.1.1
Is there anything I can do to make the PC recognize the watch ? Or are there any workaround to root the watch / unlock the bootloader ?
Any help would be appreciated
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Have you enabled Developer Options and ADB debugging on your watch? If not, here's how to do it:
Open the Settings menu on the watch.
Scroll to the bottom of the menu. If no Developer Options item is provided, tap About.
Tap the build number 7 times.
From the Settings menu, tap the Developer Options item.
Enable ADB debugging.
JimSmith94 said:
Have you enabled Developer Options and ADB debugging on your watch? If not, here's how to do it:
Open the Settings menu on the watch.
Scroll to the bottom of the menu. If no Developer Options item is provided, tap About.
Tap the build number 7 times.
From the Settings menu, tap the Developer Options item.
Enable ADB debugging.
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Thank you for the suggestion ! I already did it before and unfortunately it didn't change anything to the fact that the watch isn't recognized by the pc.
Pixel 2 XL updated to.Android 11 recently here in UK.
Now I cannot connect to DJI Mavic Pro or my PC
No USB pop up on status bar saying USB Connected
Yes Dev options enabled and using proper cables (have 2)
My Question is it possible to Downgrade fully to
Android 9 or 10
If so what do i need, links?
Thanks
In the networking section of Dev options is "Default USB Configuration." When I set that to "File Transfer/Android Auto" I was able to connect to my PC. I sometimes have to disable then re-enable ADB to get it to connect. I haven't got a Mavic to test, but hopefully that will help some, at least with the computer.
Yeah tried that with no success
Was working fine with 9 and 10 version
Tried hard reset and safe mode still same
What you mean disable/enable ADB
So looking for how to downgrade if possible
EwOkie said:
Pixel 2 XL updated to.Android 11 recently here in UK.
Now I cannot connect to DJI Mavic Pro or my PC
No USB pop up on status bar saying USB Connected
Yes Dev options enabled and using proper cables (have 2)
My Question is it possible to Downgrade fully to
Android 9 or 10
If so what do i need, links?
Thanks
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I'm pretty sure the only way to downgrade is to wipe your device though, so make sure you have a backup first. You can downgrade by flashing the Google Factory Images.
There's also an online flashing tool from Google here: https://flash.android.com/
When my device is cranky, sometimes I can revoke USB debugging authorisations, then turn USB debugging (ADB) off and back on. This seems to reset the PC connection and let's it communicate properly, even if I'm only looking to transfer files.
Otherwise, you'll want to flash the factory image as MrBrady suggested.