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I Enabled USB Debugging on CyanogenMod 11 for LG Optimus L7. The Device is showing in Device Manager.

But, it is not showing in ADB devices list. And there is no notifications for USB debugging.

ale
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I find solution for this problem..

steps:

  1. Download Google USB Driver. please find your device USB Driver from this link.

  2. Then open devices in windows.

  3. After that right-click on devices open property.
  4. select update device driver.
  5. Then select pickup from disk & select path of download Google USB driver.
  6. Then type into command prompt at android-sdk\platform-tools
  7. adb kill-server
  8. adb start-server
  9. adb devices

    after all this you get your android devices.

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Since you're comfortable with using Android Debug Bridge (ADB), you can try the following steps in order:

1) Open a command prompt (Windows) or shell prompt (Linux) at android-sdk\platform-tools directory.

2) Type adb kill-server

3) Type adb start-server

4) Type adb devices

If your device does not show up, try updating the Android SDK to the latest version and repeat the above steps again.

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This has always been a problem. Try this, always works for me.

  1. Ensure debugging is enabled
  2. Install device drivers
  3. If it still doesn't work use this http://koush.com/post/universal-adb-driver, reboot and try again should definitely work.
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I'd suggest checking the settings of your device. Just like the usb debugging in Developer settings in stock android. Scroll down to # Superuser on the settings panel and tap. At least on my Sorry Xpendaple Goo running Cyanogenmod 11 rc 1, on the upper right corner there's the icon for the log and three dashes or dots. Tap them dots and select settings. Under Security, tap Superuser permissions and select Apps and ADB. Or Only ADB.