Can't debug Android: This device cannot start. (Code 10)
I have a brand new Nexus One. I'm trying to follow the directions for installing the USB driver. When I plug in the device, it doesn't start the New Hardware Wizard, as the documentation suggests. I can run hdwwiz.exe to launch it and manually install the driver, but when I do, Device Manager says: "This device cannot start. (Code 10)"
What am I doing wrong here?
Asked by: Brad306 | Posted: 25-01-2022
Answer 1
Duh. I forgot to enable "USB Debugging" in Settings -> Applications -> Development. As soon as I did that, the New Hardware Wizard appeared and installation went smoothly.
Answered by: Roman544 | Posted: 26-02-2022Answer 2
If you are on Windows you also have to install drivers. If you for example have a HTC those drivers are included in the HTC sync software.
Answered by: Julian328 | Posted: 26-02-2022Similar questions
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