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[Detection]

Are you connecting the scroll to the PC via USB and NOT mounting any drives ?

Are you opening the CMD window inside of the ADB folder ? Right click inside the folder holding shift and choose Open Command prompt here. ?

[Dub77]

Hi thanks for the reply I'll chk.
Cheers
Darren

[Dub77]

Tried the cmd window it's all ok and I went into the settings and unmounted all that I could. So I'm a bit stumped now. Any more ideas ??
Cheers

[Detection]

You are plugging into the correct port on the scroll right?

its the one closest to the charger socket, the other one is HOST

[Dub77]

Yea defo the correct one..... Any other suggestions please ??

[Detection]

Well from what I can see you are doing everything right, so the only issue I can think of is the drivers

Reinstall them ?

[Dub77]

Done that twice......

[Charlie]

@ Dub77

Please can you copy n paste in a reply, what the path shows as, when your are in the CMD window, thanks

[Dub77]

Yea will do. You mean c:\android\android-sdk-windows\tools

[Charlie]

Yea will do. You mean c:\android\android-sdk-windows\tools

Yes, if this is your install location for SDK.

With the scroll connected - use this command at the end of the path c:\android\android-sdk-windows\tools>

adb logcat

or try using the same command, with the path c:\android\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>

if it shows loads of info, then you are connected ok.