Eclipse does not see my Android device

Question

I just installed the Android SDK and Eclipse, and then tried to run the application from Eclipse on my real Android tablet.

Clicking on the "run-as" symbol in the toolbar shows "none apply", so I used the context menu of the project file. Here I can select the "Android application", but my device does not appear in the window that opens.

I turned on developer mode and USB debugging, and Windows automatically installed some drivers. I also tried installing the USB driver from the Acers homepage manually. Once connected, the tablet displays "USB debugging connected" in the drop-down menu. The file system can be accessed through Windows Explorer, so I create the application manually and was able to copy it through Windows Explorer to the tablet, and then run it through the androids file manager.

What can I do to make this important function work? Thanks for all the answers!

Answer 1

1) Connect the phone to the computer (Easy)

2) Enable USB debugging How to do this

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Answer 2

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• Try running an Android project in Eclipse.

• PROBLEM SOLVED.