Connecting my android device to eclipse

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Solution 1

Ok, This did it for me. Connected Xperia E to my laptop. Enabled USB Debugging. Went to the Computer > Right Click > Manage > Device Manager > Other Devices > Android ADB Interface > Right Click > Update Driver > Browse my computer for Driver Software > Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer .Now, here is the MAIN part. Instead of looking for Android ADB Interface, scroll down & you will find a driver named Sony so0101 . Click next & install it. Now, Eclipse detects my device !!

NOTE : USB DEBUGGING must be enabled ,otherwise the device (XPERIA E) will show under portable devices and no Android ADB Interface will be present to update.

Hope, it helps someone as it took me two days to figure it out ! Cheers !

Solution 2

Go in platform-tools and type adb kill-server then adb start-server.

platform-tools is in your sdk in my case is E:\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20140702\sdk\platform-tools

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Updated on June 05, 2022

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  • user2125722
    user2125722 almost 2 years

    I can't get Eclipse to detect my Xperia E. I switched on the USB Debugging, tried adb kill-server and start server, tried both the MTP & MSC mode,modified the android_usb.inf file. I just can't get the device manager to update my driver. It shows there is no Android ADB Interface driver in my list of Device drivers. Please help me out. Trying to test my apps on my device since the last two days !