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#Android adb windows ask to transfer files serial number#
#Android adb windows ask to transfer files install#

I then clicked on 'skip downloading from windows update link', and as soon as I did that voila it worked.

#Android adb windows ask to transfer files install#

The very last time, I decided to click on the message you get on the far right hand side at the bottom about not being able to install the driver successfully, and that gave me this window. So I kept deleting the drivers from device manager, but the darn things kept coming up, and every time I connected my phone I was in the same situation. ( The same message you have in the pic above ) I did not get that. I also did not get the prompt on the phone to authorize the debug session to my pc. But I was not able to get an adb connection. I have a Samsung Note 3, which I had to flash with stock firmware after I messed it up When I connected my phone to the pc, I would get the prompt 'connected as media', and was able to connect to it with Kies. My situation was a little different, and so was the solution. This is a picture of the prompt I am talking about: Then I got the prompt and could allow USB debugging for my computer. I right clicked Android 1.0 and hit update drivers and then 'browse my computer' and then 'let me pick.' I picked Samsung Android Phone and Samsung Android ADB interface and that driver was installed. When I did, my computer tried to reinstall the drivers but couldn't and identified the device as 'Android 1.0.' in my Device Manager. Then I uninstalled any drivers for Galaxy Nexus or Samsung Android Phone that were installed in Device Manager and checked delete the drivers, disconnected my phone from my computer and then reconnected it. I made sure I had the latest versions of adb.exe and fastboot.exe on my computer, connected my phone to my computer and typed adb reboot bootloader to get into the bootloader. Here is the fix I used to get the prompt.

#Android adb windows ask to transfer files serial number#

When I connected my GNex to my computer and typed the command 'adb devices' at the command prompt, it showed me the serial number of my Galaxy Nexus and said that it was offline but I did not get the prompt. I can't tell you why the drivers don't act right for some people but for me they don't and I know I have the right drivers installed. I did not get this prompt when I plugged my phone into my computer and it was preventing me from rerooting after I lost root when I flashed the OTA 4.2.2 update. What this means is if you have USB debugging enabled, when you plug your phone into your computer's USB port, you are supposed to get a prompt asking you to allow USB debugging for your computer based on the RSA fingerprint of your computer. 4.2.2 has a security feature called a debugging whitelist such that USB debugging is not allowed unless you have specifically allowed it for the computer your phone is plugged into based on its RSA fingerprint.