I am trying to connect a Moto G Mobile to Eclipse in My Windows 7 32-bit machine but It doesn’t show on the devices List. For this, First I connected the device to machine via USB cable and then I chose the PTP mode and then I checked the “USB debugging” option in devices settings. After a few seconds it says “Drivers was installed Unsuccessfully”. At that time, I had uninstalled the device drivers in the device manager of my machine and then disconnected and connected again. It said “Drivers was installed successfully” and then I updated the drivers in the device manager and then set the drivers(google-drivers from SDK).But it doesn’t show in the devices List. what did I do wrong here?
Hopefully i am able to find one solution for this issue.
Download ‘Adb Driver Installer‘ from here http://adbdriver.com/downloads/
after this connect your Moto G and start the AdbDriverInstaller.exe it will list your device and then press install.
Hope it Works !
*Note : *
It worked for me on Windows 7 but not on Windows 8
Edit
help me solve this issue on windows 8.1
Just go through the photos inside it for additional assistance go through this link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979
All the best !
Answer：
After I changed “connected as” from Media device (MTP) to Camera (PTP), adt devices and eclipse started showing my moto-g. 🙂
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1) Tap Settings
2) Tap about phone
3) Tap Build number 7 Times
Now you will get the developer options
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This Motorola tool installed the USB drivers needed
https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/88481/action/auth
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Here is the detailed steps to show your motog2 (Marshmallow) in Android Studio on Windows 7 operating system. I didn’t try in Eclipse. Hope it helps in Eclipse too.
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Enable the Developer options
a. go to Settings –> About phone –> Build Number (Tap 7 times)
b. You would get a successful message saying that you are now a developer -
Download the motorola OEM driver at
https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/88481 -
Turn on the developer option and then turn on usb debugging
a. go to Settings –> Developer options
b. Turn on –> press ok
c. and then Enable the USB debugging –> Press ok -
Now goto step 7 directly, if it doesn’t work then follow the steps in order.
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Now start –> All programs –> right click on Computer –> Manage
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go to Other devices –> XT1068
a. right click on the XT1068 –> Update Driver Software
b. Click on “browse my Computer for driver software”
c. Click on “Let me pick from a device drivers on my computer”
d. Click on “Android device”
e. Then you would be shown with 2 ADB Interfaces
f. Click on “Motorola ADB Interface” –> Next -
Select USB configuration in “Charging only” mode
a. go to Settings –> Developer options
b. under Networking –> click on “Select USB Configuration”
c. select “Charging only”
d. You would see a succesful message on computer saying the ADB Interface is installed” -
Now run the app in Android studio, the device will be shown.
Hurray!!!!! Enjoy. Let me know if it didn’t work
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To connect moto-g with your eclipse with windows 8.1, please take updated eclipse adt bundle from the google deveopers site and install motorola drivers from the this drivers link. seriously i dont know which is has to be done to make it work. but i did both and it worked.
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The above suggestions didn’t work for us but the following did:
Make sure you have installed the Motorola drivers (bloatware) first.
Then from Windows Device Manager, right-click device called Motorola ADB Interface (or similar).
Select “Browse my computer for driver software”
Set location to “C:\Program Files\Common Files\Motorola Shared\Mobile Drivers”
or
“C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Motorola Shared\Mobile Drivers”
Click “Next” and all should be good 🙂
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I am using windows 8.1. Have tried all the possibilities. Updating the USB driver worked for me.
Download the USB driver for Motorola device from https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/88481
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