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Shuwei_Z
7 years agoHonored Guest
ADB Drivers installed, Developer Mode enabled, no devices recognized
Hi All,
My oculus quest used to be picked up by ADB, but now it is not recognized at all, even though the computer was authorized and I was able to communicate with the device. In the device manager, it can be seen. I'm out of ideas.
My oculus quest used to be picked up by ADB, but now it is not recognized at all, even though the computer was authorized and I was able to communicate with the device. In the device manager, it can be seen. I'm out of ideas.
2 Replies
- CreaGOHonored GuestHi there, i'm having the same problem.
My Go devices are visible but with this one (the quest) it doesn't even show in the manager.
Were you able to solve it in some way? - AGTDigitalExplorerHello,If you are sure that you have put your headset in developer mode, try the following steps:- Make sure you connect your headset to USB- In a command prompt, type: adb kill-server- Then: adb-start server- Try to type: adb devicesIf you still have nothing, try wireless technology:- Plug your headset into USB- In a command prompt, type : adb kill-server- Then: adb tcpip 5555- Then: adb connect <OCULUS_QUEST_IP>:5555- Unplug the headset from the computer- Type: adb devices
There is some easy way to retrieve the IP of your headset, I let you make some research with SideQuest, there is some good tools.These are the two techniques I use in cable and wireless.I hope this will help you.
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