Also, do you get the following error in the Eclipse console: [2010-11-17 09:09:42 - DeviceMonitor]Failed to start monitoring <device id>
I get that message repeatedly on the console when I connect the phone. On Nov 13, 8:27 am, Ying <[email protected]> wrote: > Device: Nexus One 2.2 > Carrier: Vodafone > Country / Language: Spain / UK > OS / Browser / build number (if applicable): Windows 7 > > Hy all, > > I'm having quite a few serious problems with making my Android game > work on my Nexus One phone. After 3 days of hunting down solutions in > the internet and trying them out, I'm beat and have decided to ask for > help. > > Short story: > When connecting the Nexus One for debugging, I can't get the ADB > manager to recognize the device. > > Long story: > Working with W7 and my Nexus (2.1) I was able to correctly compile and > debug on the actual device. One day a automatic update came for 2.2, I > updated and hadn't tried to debug anything on the device since until a > few days ago. > > Steps: > Download SDK and USB drivers. > Set my USB Debugging enabled on the phone. > Connect Nexus One. > Windows auto-detects it as a hard drive. > > Ok, no problem, google around a bit and find that it's getting the > default drivers, so... > Go to My Computer / Manage / Device Manager > Under Disk Drives, right click on "Google, Inc.Nexus One USB Device" > Update device drivers > Browse my computer for driver software > Put the path (C:\Program Files\Eclipse\android-sdk-windows\usb_driver) > Click next. > Get a message with > " > The best driver software for your device is already installed. > Windows has determined the driver software for your device is up to > date > - Disk Drive > " > > It chooses the default driver? Oh well, google for a bit, and... > Unplug phone > Download usbdeview > Use usbdeview to remove the driver installations that referenced the > Nexus one, google phone, or anything remotely similar. > Make sure USB Debugging is on. > Connect the phone. > (Windows installs the default drivers again) > Go to My Computer / Manage / Device Manager > Under Disk Drives, right click on "Google, Inc.Nexus One USB Device" > Update device drivers > Browse my computer for driver software > Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer > (With "Show compatible hardware" only "Disk drive" appears) > Click Have disk. > (Browse to the driver dir and select android_winusb.inf) > Click ok. > Get a message: > " > The folder you specified doesn't contain compatible software driver > for your device. If the folder contains a driver, make sure it's > designed to work with Windows for 32-bit systems. > " > > Damm... ok, think, what now? Maybe it's corrupt? > Erase driver installation with usbdeview. > Errase driver downloads from disk > Download drivers again > Try to connect again > Same results. > > Breathe in, breathe out. Maybe it hates Android 2.2? > {Painful process to flash a custom 2.1 ROM to the phone, unlocking it > and voiding my warranty along the way} > Try same process again. > Same results. > > Keep on searching, find a post that recommended to erase some registry > entries, do so, no changes. > > Keep searching. Find some other random solutions, try them, no > results. > > Idea: Maybe it's the auto-installation of disk drivers? > Forbid auto-installation of disk drivers > (http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/how-to-disable-automatic-dr... > ) > Try again, no auto installed drivers this round, but still same > results. > > Cry. Turn to the internet for help. > > NOTE: > - Along the way there were a lot more tests and combinations of all > the previous things. > - Also a lot of reboots and wiping everything clean, including a clean > Win7 installation. > - I'm getting a bit desperate, I've put a lot of energy and time into > this game, and bought the Nexus One just to test my games, got only a > few weeks left to polish and debug, and I'm stumped not being able to > test on a device. > > Thanks people, any and all help VERY appreciated. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Android Developers" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers?hl=en
