Pic 005: Click "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer" Pic 004: Select "Browse my computer for driver software (Locate and install driver software manually)" Pic 003: Driver tab - select "Update Driver" Pic 002: Right click - select "Properties" of the false serial port Pic 001: When I connect my radio to the computer and select USB Mass Storage on the radio, the OS instead installs yet another serial port I cannot seem to edit text around pics, so here is a description of what I did: PS - what drove me today is that I received my new leather from ScannerMaster and hate to take it out of the case, remove the batteries and fight that flimsy MicroSD holder to make an update of a TG or anything else. I have read many posts about this topic, but have not seen this method, so I will post here and hope to help someone else. One thing that all of them has in common is Windows 7-64 and an inability to mount my radio as USB mass storage - until now.Īs test, I spent some time and got all 3 of machines connecting perfectly. I have two Wndows 7-64 bit home machines (ASUS and Lenovo) and another machine with Windows 7-64 at work (Dell). Any and all off the wall suggestions would be welcome.Hello all, my BCD436HP has refused to work as a USB drive on any of my computers (serial woks fine, no problems there. I can see it with the fastboot utility: C:\android\sdk\platform-tools>. If I plug the tablet in to my Macbook Pro and run adb devices, I get the the RSA fingerprint dialog as I would have expected to see in Windows:Īlso if I start the tablet in fastboot by holding down the power and volume down buttons. Each driver I try does show the tablet as connected in device manager as either "Android Composite ADB Interface" or "Android ADB Interface" I've tried using the Google generic usb driver version 7.0.0.1 and 6.0 as well as the Asus usb_driver_r06 from. The SDK manager tells me I have SDK Tools rev 22.0.1 and SDK Platform-tools rev 17.
The computer is running Windows 7 Enterprise SP1 圆4. The tablet is not rooted and I have not unlocked the bootloader. USB debugging is enabled, I did click on the build number 7 times to get the developer options enabled, and I've tried connecting both as a Media device (MTP) and as a Camera (PTP). The tablet is running stock Android 4.2.2 build JDQ39. Adb works fine with my phone, but when I plug in the tablet and run adb devices in Windows I get an empty list back: C:\android\sdk\platform-tools>. So I have a Nexus 7 that I'm trying to connect to my Windows computer for debugging over adb.
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