LG G3 debugging mode via usb (can't install driver)

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LG G3 debugging mode via usb (can't install driver)

Windows 7 x64, phone-LG G855, Android version-lollipop 5.0. I connect it via a native USB cable, using the PTP method with debugging mode enabled in order to use the phone as an emulator in Android studio. When the phone is first identified, the draver installation is not successful, the window

(The software for the device was not installed (LGE Android Phone failure)).

When trying to update the driver manually (on the downloaded from the off site LG or Google usb driver) via the device manager (In it the device is under the question mark in the tab "Other devices"->"LGE Android Phone") writes

"Couldn't find a driver for this device"

(the path is specified correctly), when trying to update via Automatic driver search, writes

" Windows has detected drivers for this device, but when trying to install these drivers an error occurred"

And below in the same window-

"This operation requires an interactive window terminal "

When debugging mode is turned off, the phone connects to the computer normally, but Android studio does not see it.

I hope for a hint from those who know how to solve this problem?

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android android-studio драйвер windows-7 usb

Author: Mark Sabakov, 2015-08-11

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Try installing the drivers from Google as follows:

Set Google USB Driver from Android SDK Meneger
Check on the device for debugging the software USB
Go to Device Manager -> select our non-device Android - > open properties -> details -> select from the list Hordvare Ids and copy the lower (lower) value
We search and change the file sdk\extras\google\usb_driver\android_winusb.txt, adding a description of our device and insert the value from point 2, for example, in the sections x64 and x86(or define the architecture of the smartphone and put it in only one corresponding section)
In Device Manager, we install the driver from the above folder

Here is what the description of your device should look like in the file android_winusb.txt:

[Google. NTx86] or [Google.NTamd64]

;Phone name

%SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, (the value from point 2 without the characters after &) %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, (value from item number 2)

%SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, (the value from point 2 without the characters after &) %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, (value from point 2)

There is also a slightly different description of installing drivers on Android Developer