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Adb usb drivers do not work for Motorola mc40

  • I am running Windows 7 and Eclipse. The emulator works great!
  • My Motorola MC40 has Settings-Application-> Developer-> usb debug flag.
  • I use drivers from https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/88481
  • MC40 not recognized
  • The command "abd devices" indicates that the device is not connected.
  • Drivers in / sdk / extras / google / usb _drivers do not work.

I searched everywhere and cannot find an answer. I would really like to use an Android device with Eclipse. Does anyone have any experience with the MC MC pen? Any ideas?

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Hi Android Developers for Motorola Solutions (Enterprise Edition Devices) -

Download exe and install according to the link below, and no doubt adt will detect Motorola device for corporate Android editions such as ET1-Android Tablet, MC 40 and TC55.

you can download this from the Motorola Solutions support site and find the “USB driver for Android” .

Currently, the latest version 1.1, which covers ET1, MC40 and TC55.

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Ok guys! I have found a solution. You will have to modify the original google and inf files from sdk and then reinstall the device. Here's the guide: https://docs.symbol.com/ReleaseNotes/MC40N0_ADB_Setup_Instruction.docx

Important note: my MC40 seems to be slightly different from the vendor identifier, so I had to change the GUID from the manual to match what I found in my Device Manager.

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None of the instructions I could find on the Internet seemed to work, but here's what I did.

  • Install USB device drivers from the motorola website.

  • In the device manager, find the device "MC40" and update it.

  • Select "Browse My Computer"

  • Then "Let me choose from the list of devices"

  • select ADB Interfaces-> Motorola-> AMB Composite ADB Interface

  • Reboot USB debugging if necessary

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I found this link, installed the Windows drivers, and it worked perfectly.

https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/88481

Hope this helps some of you.

I can’t find the link to enroll the person you posted above, but thanks.

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Not sure if this helps anyone, but I had a problem with the dock. I connected the micro-USB directly to the device, and now I can work normally with it.

I also downloaded drivers from this site.

https://portal.motorolasolutions.com/Support/US-EN/Resolution?solutionId=92183&productDetailGUID=d476e3883f840410VgnVCM10000081c7b10aRCRD&detailChannelGUID=2202caf8fb16e310VDCRCR

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