All other Android devices should use the USB driver from their respective manufacturer.' The driver for the Galaxy Nexus is distributed by Samsung. 'Google Nexus devices (with the exception of the Galaxy Nexus) require the Google USB Driver. Mines isn't a Nexus, so it's not compatible with that driver. Is there a place on my smartphone that tells me what my manufacturer is? It doesn't seem to be under Settings > About Hotterbeekx I did another search, and it seems your device worked with the generic driver because you used a Google Nexus. I did a Google Search for my device and turned up another driver with the name MT65xx USBDriver, and that one doesn't work either. User135500 The thing is I'm not exactly sure what my manufacturer is: I can only guess it's MTK because the device name starts with 'MT'. Is this the right setting for my Android version? One thing I noticed is that under my Solution there's a project called 'Project.UITests' with Target Framework at 'Mono /. So, has anyone gotten a physical device to work with Xamarin Studio on Windows? If so, can you tell me how you did it? Thanks! Other things I've tried as per suggestions on the internet include setting my project as 'Startup Project', running as administrator, switching my tablet's USB mode from 'USB Storage' to 'Media Device (MTP)' and later to 'Camera (PTP)', and making sure the project's Target Framework matched my tablet's level (it was 4.4 KitKat). But when I go under Xamarin Studio it still says 'No Compatible Devices' under the 'Select Device' dropdown.

When I did (and installed it) the Device Manager displayed an 'Android Composite ADB Interface' under Android Device, as. Assuming that meant my device was an MTK, I downloaded the respective driver here (the one under MTK). I followed this guide to setup my device and computer: started/installation/setup devicefor_development/ When I plugged in the device onto the computer Windows told me that the driver software was not successfully installed, with an unknown device as 'MT65xx Android Phone' in Device Manager. Basically, I'm using Xamarin Emulator for Windows 7 and want to debug my applications on a Nextbook 7 with model number NX700QC and Android version KitKat (4.4.2). I'm asking here after trying a bunch of suggested fixes that didn't work.

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