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I just purchased a Virgin Mobile "Chaser" Android phone in order to test my apps with a real phone. I can't get Eclipse (running on my Windows 7 system) to see the phone.

I:

  • put android:debuggable="true" into my manifest file.
  • enabled USB debugging on the phone.
  • installed the Chaser_Driver_Setup_V1.2.1.

The phone shows up on Device Manager as android Composite ADB Interface.

The driver details for that entry are:

  • C:\Windows\system32\drivers\winusb.sys
  • C:\Windows\system32\WdfCoInstaller01007.dll
  • C:\Windows\system32\WinUSBCoInstaller.dll

Those last two drivers were installed (I suspect) when I did the Chaser driver install.

Eclipse cannot see the device.

When I run the command prompt adb devices from my android-sdk\platform-tools directory nothing is listed.

PS: If the administrators of this forum find this question inappropriate would they please tell me where it should be posted? Thanks.

Gary

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  • Try restarting the `adb` daemon. There's an option for it in the Devices view's toolbar in Eclipse, or run `adb kill-server` followed by `adb start-server` from the command line. Then see if your device is recognized. If that does not help, reboot and see if your device is recognized. – CommonsWare Nov 17 '12 at 22:05
  • Tried all that to no avail. I see in the chaser forum at androidforums.com Another person had same problem. Looks like it's a bum phone. – Dean Blakely Nov 18 '12 at 17:00

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