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This then immediately came up with the on-device prompt to allow the RSA key fingerprint. On a Galaxy S7 and Windows 10 laptop, all I had to do whilst connected to the computer was change the USB connection mode to "Audio Source" (Phone Settings > Developer Options > USB Configuration). Please give credit to other answers where you find they have helped you too.
#7 ZIP FREE EXTRACTOR SAMSUNG CHROMEBOOK UPDATE#
Now I have the Chrome Inspect feature working when I need it.īit thanks and shout out to all others who have contributed their answers to this question which helped guide me towards a useful update to my answer.
#7 ZIP FREE EXTRACTOR SAMSUNG CHROMEBOOK INSTALL#
The command you copied into the file has the default install path which you may need to alter for your set up. Note that the file does NOT need to be called adb.bat as long as it is a. Save that file as adb.bat in the Windows Startup folder located at C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp.Open a text editor and copy in "C:\Program Files (x86)\Minimal ADB and Fastboot\adb" devices.Next problem: I need to repeat the same steps each time I reboot Windows. Now, with Chrome open on my phone and chrome://inspect/ open on my desktop I can see the inspect options. Open command prompt and run adb devices (alternatively I could have run adb start-server but the prior gives a more informational response).Go to the ADB install folder which for me was C:\Program Files (x86)\Minimal ADB and Fastboot\.Install the single ADB package required ).
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Install Windows USB driver (the PC alerted me saying it was already installed but I still did it anyway).So I began to follow my steps as above and thought there had to be a faster way as the Android SDK was over 1GB download. Followed the steps from the Google docs and.it didn't work again, no RSA key prompt. So I updated to Windows 10 and now have a Samsung Galaxy S5, devices running Chrome v.116 m and v.95 respectively. Connect phone and browse to about:inspect in Chrome on desktop, ensuring a Chrome browser is open on your deviceįollowing the above steps I got the RSA key fingerprint prompt to accept then I saw my device in Chrome.ĭefinitely not as easy as I thought it would have been but at least it now works.adb.exe (might need to start and stop ADB using adb kill-server and adb start-server).Use command prompt to run ADB, in cmd go to the install directory of the ADB tools and type:.Install Android SDK Platform-tools (this step was blocked on corporate wifi so I installed the single ADB package it required ).
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