dr63
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I am under Windows 10, fresh install of Android Studio (ver 3.2.1), fresh install of Google USB driver.
I set up my Nexus 10 tablet for development, I enabled USB-debugging.
My Nexus 10 appears well in the list of available device in the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) window as a hardware device.
Well, everything appeared ok according to the offical guideline: https://developer.android.com/studio/run/device.
Then, when I click the Android-Studio “Run” green button in order to USB-debug my app over my Nexus 10, I systematically get a pop-up saying:
Installation failed because the device Nexus 10 [numbers] disconnected.
And just after that, my Nexus 10 consequently appears “Offline” in the ADB windows, although it is still accessible via the W10 explorer.
I restart all machines, all programs, redo all stuff, try to physically disconnect-reconnect cable, but I am still stuck.
Many thanks for your help.
I set up my Nexus 10 tablet for development, I enabled USB-debugging.
My Nexus 10 appears well in the list of available device in the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) window as a hardware device.
Well, everything appeared ok according to the offical guideline: https://developer.android.com/studio/run/device.
Then, when I click the Android-Studio “Run” green button in order to USB-debug my app over my Nexus 10, I systematically get a pop-up saying:
Installation failed because the device Nexus 10 [numbers] disconnected.
And just after that, my Nexus 10 consequently appears “Offline” in the ADB windows, although it is still accessible via the W10 explorer.
I restart all machines, all programs, redo all stuff, try to physically disconnect-reconnect cable, but I am still stuck.
Many thanks for your help.