Android: can't find device in developer console

问题

Using the Google Play Developer Console I can't find the SM-N9005 (Samsung Galaxy Note 3) in supported devices.

In "all devices", "supported", "unsupported" and "manually excluded" I can't find SM-N9005...

but there are a lot of Galaxy Note 3.

If I search for my app in the Google Play Store i can see that the SM-N9005 is not supported. There's no particular restriction in the manifest...other Galaxy Note 3 are well supported. Does anyone can help me? Regards

回答1:

In Google Play Developer Console the SM-N9005 (Galaxy Note 3) is mapped as hlte (Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Duos).

This is a strange matching because the SM-N9005 isn't a dual sim device, but the Galaxy Note 3 Duos has two sim.

So the answer is: if you want to grant access to your app from all Galaxy Note 3 you have to include also the Galaxy Note 3 Duos devices in "supported devices".

Thanks all for your answers

回答2:

Can't find device in developer console

The most obvious answer to point out is:

For Microsoft Windows platform, have you installed Samsung universal USB drivers for mobile devices for Windows? If not, do this first.

For Linux, install similar drivers.

See this link from XDA forum about getting the USB drivers for your device.

After the drivers are installed, try the following ADB commands in succession in DOS prompt or Linux shell.

adb kill-server
adb start-server
adb devices

The last command will show your device.

回答3:

Be sure that you have install/update the Google usb driver from sdk manager extras. Will allow you to have any types of android device usb drivers. Also try to restart the adb

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22192774/android-cant-find-device-in-developer-console