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Android Studio 3.0 doesn't want to show my connected Huawei P10

I've been trying since hours to connect my Huawei P10, Android 8.0.0 with my Android Studio 3.0. But it doesn't work. It won't get shown either in adb devices -l and not in the Android Studio Select Deployment Target window. But my computer and the smartphone says it is connected. I chose every mode, only charging, file-transfer and photo mode. Every mode doesn't work. And yes, the USB-Debugging mode is activated and even for only-charging. I tried following this guide https://developer.android.com/studio/run/device.html, but yeah... doesn't help. The charging cable is a USB-C cable which you get from buying the huawei p10, so I would say it's the original one. And I tried 4 USB Ports. 2 USB 3.0, 2 USB 2.0. All say it is connected, but not with Android Studio or with adb. Weird. btw, I never received the RSA confirmation like it should.

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smaxxx Avatar asked Apr 03 '18 09:04

smaxxx


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1 Answers

Follow these simple steps :

First you need to turn on Developer mode. To turn on developer mode go to Settings-> About phone -> click Build number 7 times .You will see a message "You are now a developer".

Next Steps: Find your Developer option. It Should be in System & update -> Developer Options

  1. Turn on USB debugging
  2. Select USB configuration -> Choose Media Transfer Protocol(MTP)

Then you might see an alert about "Allow USB debugging" Click OK. You are good to go. If these steps don't help you, please change your cable.

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Robiul Hossain Shah Imran Avatar answered Jan 03 '23 19:01

Robiul Hossain Shah Imran