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I have two Android devices connected to my computer by USB cable. In both devices I have enabled the USB debugging option. I also have the Google ADT plug-in installed.

However, in Eclipse's Devices view I do not see the devices listed.

My devices:

  • Google Nexus 7 tablet
  • LG-E430 smartphone
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See this question about Nexus 7 devices not being recognized by Eclipse: Not seeing Nexus7 in Eclipse's Android Devices

From the accepted answer:

Heres what I did to get it working:

  1. I happened to already have ADB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus installed, if you don't, you need to download those.

  2. Plug in the Nexus 7 and windows will find 2 drivers automatically, but won't find any for "Nexus"

  3. Go to Device Manager, under "Other Devices" you'll see "Nexus" with the yellow exclamation mark, Right Click>Upate Drivers>Let me choose>Let me pick form device drivers on my computer.

  4. Scroll down to "SAMSUNG Android Phone" (Again, the Galaxy Nexus drivers should be installed already, if not, find them), and choose the driver for "Android ADB Interface"

  5. Click "Next", and the device should pop up in Eclipse.

It worked for me, at least.

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  • yes, I've installed drivers for Nexus and Worklight recognized the device immediately. Thanks. – Falcoa Dec 31 '13 at 17:02
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You need appropriate drivers for each of your android devices, the usual Windows' drivers aren't enough for debugging.

If you are using Nexus devices follow these steps. (Presuming you have a Nexus tablet)

For a full list of OEM drivers which are required to perform adb debugging check the official android developer site. (For your LG device)

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  • Please refrain from using Link-Only answers, as links to external sites die, and when they do, this answer becomes non-helpful. – Matt Clark Dec 29 '13 at 17:29