Android Sdk Eclipse, Samsung Galaxy Tab 2, How To Recognize Devices

I'm trying to develop on Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 with eclipse and android sdk. I've already installed Samsung Kies and turned on USB debugging on my device. It looks like eclipse didn

Solution 1:

I suggest you try this.

Unplug your device. Install this drivers. After installation plug it in again. It should recognize your device.

Link : http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/SCH-I705MKAVZW

Solution 2:

If Windows recognises the USB mass storage on your device, what you can do, is go to Device Manager, Right-click on My Computer > Manage > Device Manager, find your device, should say not recognised or something like that, click Update driver software then click Browse my computer for driver software then click Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer, you should end up with a list, click Show all devices or something like that. Then search for your manufacturer in the list, in your case Samsung, click on manufacturer and find Android USB debug or something like that (it's a certificate) then install that.

Restart your adb in Eclipse, to do so, go to devices tab, (to get to it, click Window > Show view and find Devices if not in that list, then check in Other list at the bottom. Click on arrow in image below, and select restart adb . Finally restart Eclipse.

Hope this helps.

Solution 3:

I suggest you to run cmd, then go to platform-tools root, and run the following command: adb devices This will list all attached devices and tell you if your samsung phone is recognized by Android Debug Bridge, if it is not then search for another driver for your phone and try again.

Solution 4:

On a Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 you need to go to Settings -> Developer Options (scroll right down the list to the left), enable it in the top-right switch, then turn USB Debugging on.

Running adb devices will then show your device if you have the Samsung Mobile USB Composite Devices driver installed (through Kies or otherwise).