ADB Not Working, Even After Updates

[Guest george109]

Hi, My ADB is not working, even though I have USB debugging on.

Here is what I get in cmd

Microsoft Windows [Version 6.2.9200]

(c) 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.



c:\adb>adb devices

List of devices attached

346BD38965BB offline


c:\adb>adb version

Android Debug Bridge version 1.0.31


c:\adb>adb start-server


c:\adb>adb kill-server

* server not running *


c:\adb>adb start-server /?


c:\adb>adb start-server


c:\adb>adb start-server


c:\adb>adb start-server


c:\adb>adb kill-server

* server not running *


c:\adb>adb pull build.prop

error: device offline


c:\adb>

I have USB Debugging on, and I have also given apps and ADB root access. Is there anything that I can do to get ADB working again, as I have updated it using the SDK manager and by downloading it from Developers.android.com

Here are some screenshots from developer options.

I have also turned off verify apps over USB, but that does not work either, I have also rebooted the phone and the PC. Is there anything else that I can do to fix it?

Thanks

George

[Guest kyan31]

Tether your phone by USB to your computer, and then tick "ADB over network". Restart the ADB daemond and scan for devices. A box should pop on your phone asking to allow adb, accept it, and then restart the ADB daemond again and rescan.

[Guest george109]

Thanks for the quick reply :)

when you say restart the adb Daemond, do you mean using:

adb kill-server

adb start-server

or something else? :wacko:

Edited April 10, 2013 by george109

[Guest kyan31]

Thanks for the quick reply

when you say restart the adb Daemond, do you mean using:

adb kill-server

adb start-server

or something else?

No, what you said is correct.

[Guest george109]

Ok, I've just tried that and it still says that the device is offline, and no approve box pops up... :angry: What's going on with this thing???

Edited April 10, 2013 by george109

[Guest kyan31]

Ok, I've just tried that and it still says that the device is offline, and no approve box pops up... What's going on with this thing???

Do what I said above, but use a program called Android commander. It is basically ADB, but with a GUI, and it definitely works over a tethered network.

[Guest george109]

Ok, Downloading Now *fingers crossed* :)