Questions tagged [usb-debugging]

USB debugging enables Android developers to remotely control devices.

USB debugging (also called remote debugging) is an Android developer option. It facilitates operating mobile devices using a desktop computer.

It usually suffices to have an USB driver installed suitable for the device being debugged. Google Chrome is then used to inspect connected devices. Naturally, the “USB debugging” setting needs to be activated on the respective device. Another common means of accessing USB debugging options is ADB.

For further reading, see Remote Debugging Android Devices at Google Developers.

198 questions
-2
votes
1 answer

Rooting: Sony ST23i USB Debugging mode problems

So I want to root my Sony Xperia Miro to get Cyanogenmod which has proposed that it can get my phone to Android Kitkat, but when I try and root it with OneClickRoot it doesn't recognise that my phone is on USB Debugging Mode with it on Mass Storage…
-3
votes
1 answer

Android: tested app on phone succesful -> make it stop?

I have activated usb debugging on my phone and hit "run" in Android Studio. The app runs fine on my phone. Now I want to have a clean stop of the connection instead of just pulling out the usb cable. I want Android Studio to tidy up everything, not…
Robert
  • 322
  • 2
  • 12
-6
votes
3 answers

APK is created but doesnt run on a device

I successfully compiled an android app and created it's apk. I also signed the .apk file with my keystore. But it gives me a NullPointerException for some reason when running in USB debugging mode. Here is the exception: 06-16 15:23:11.639 …
Aditya Singh
  • 2,275
  • 1
  • 17
  • 38
1 2 3
13
14