I am trying to develop android apps on a MAC Mini and have installed all the required software like android SDK, eclipse and ADT. Everything works well so far except for one thing. I am connecting a Google Nexus phone via the USB and i have put the phone in the USB debugging mode and also have checked the option that the screen remain on while connected via USB.
But for some reason, I keep losing the connection when the device is connected at a regular interval. For ex: every 3 minutes or so. I know that it's losing connection because when I run
adb devices
after 3 minutes or so, i see no devices in the list of devices. Any workaround for this or am i not doing some set up steps correctly?
Thanks.
Your modem and router need regular firmware updates to function properly with your ISP. If your equipment is running on outdated firmware, your internet may periodically disconnect due to glitches or registration issues.
If your wireless devices are regularly disconnecting from your WiFi network, a weak WiFi signal might be causing connectivity issues, or there might be a problem with your WiFi network name (also called SSID).
The most common cause for intermittent connection is low connection quality detected between the router and the controller, often caused by device distance from the router, network congestion, or interference. An option to resolve this problem would be moving either the controller or the router closer to each other.
I run into this issue as well sometimes and for me it is usually a bad port on my laptop, when I use another port than it works fine, if available try different usb ports on your computer. Also the usb cord you are using may be faulty as well, if you have access to another cord I would try that and see if it doesn't help.
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