* * FAQ for ADB
Adb:android Debug bridge for connection to emulator/mobile and PC-side software (e.g. Eclipse or XX mobile assistant)
Check the simulator/phone connected to the ADB devices
ADB kill-server-Stop adb
ADB start-server-start adb
If the ADB start-server does not respond (typically because 5037 ports are occupied), open the Windows Task Manager, terminate the Adb.exe process, and re-execute the ADB start-server
If an unknown process occupies port 5037, use the following 1th command to locate the PID of the process, then terminate the process, and finally re-execute the ADB start-server
Netstat-ano---Query the port occupancy of the machine, find 5037 port listening pid;
tasklist/fi "pid eq???" Terminates a process based on the PID; '
* * FAQ for ADB
Adb:android Debug bridge for connection to emulator/mobile and PC-side software (e.g. Eclipse or XX mobile assistant)
Check the simulator/phone connected to the ADB devices
ADB kill-server-Stop adb
ADB start-server-start adb
If the ADB start-server does not respond (typically because 5037 ports are occupied), open the Windows Task Manager, terminate the Adb.exe process, and re-execute the ADB start-server
If an unknown process occupies port 5037, use the following 1th command to locate the PID of the process, then terminate the process, and finally re-execute the ADB start-server
Netstat-ano, check the port occupancy of this machine, find the PID of Port 5037 listening
tasklist/fi "pid eq???" Terminates a process based on PID & nbsp; '
Solutions for common problems with Android ADB!
