Requirement:
Window 7
Eclipse
sync cable (from pc to your phone)
1. Change your phone setting to debugging mode
(Look at your phone)
- Application->Settings->Applications
Check "Unknown sources" (unchecked by default for security purposes) - Application->Settings->Applications->Development
Check "USB debugging", I checked "Stay awake" too.
make sure my phone stay awake when i'm working... train my phone not to be lazy!!! lol~~
(Although your device might show connected to your pc, if you check on Eclipse debugger list, you can't find your device, some driver is required to be install)
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- In Windows,Go to Start->Control Panel->Device Manager
- Look for your devices, I'm using Nexus S, so i find my device at Other Devices->Nexus S
- Click on the device, and click Update Driver Software at the top
- Choose "Browse my computer for driver software"
- look for the Google USB Driver package that you just download from Eclipse located at
\google-usb_driver\
(eg..C:\Android SDK\android-sdk-windows\google-usb_driver) - Check or no check subfolder, up to u la. (I checked)
- Last part, go back Eclipse to check if your device is available in the list.
(Back to your project)
That is it, try debug your project, .apk is now installed and run on your device.