I am in the moment where I must use my Dad's Lenovo to code. That's why I download the newest adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20130514 version and installed it.
When I want to inject some code as a testing to my HTC Desire S, in my Dad's Lenovo. I can't find my Android. And when I googling it, at first I found out that I need to restart my adb. Unfortunately, my adb comment not recognize at cmd prompt.
I forget to add my platform-tools location in PATH, environment variable. As you can show in this pict, my platform-tools location is in : "D:\...\Android\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20130514\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20130514\sdk\platform-tools;". That's why my adb isn't recognized.
But, my phone is still not detected by the adb :
Then I googling it and they said that I haven't download Google USB Driver package. And that's right, I haven't. This is the link about how to download it.
So, I installed it. Restart the eclipse. Open new cmd. But my HTC keep undetected. So, I googling again and found out, that "all you need to do is install the drivers via the HTCSync install file found on the SD card" from here. So lucky that he even give the file download link.
And I follow his instruction to :
1) Connect the phone to the pc, on the phone select ‘connect as disk drive’.
2) On the pc, explore the phones drive, run HTCSync.exe which is there.
3) Once that is installed, remove and reconnect the phone. This time the ADB driver will be successfully installed.
Voila, it's done. ^0^)/ Thank you, thank you, thank you... now I can inject my apps... :3
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