Make sure debugging is turned on to get the right hardware ID There are two different hardware profiles for the device when it is running in developer and debugging mode turned on and when it is running as storage meaning you will get a different ID when following the instructions if debugging is off or on. *Please read notes below the link as there are some items to take into consideration * inf file downloaded through the SDK manager didn't have the hardware signature of the NEXUS 6P (with Android 7.1.1) Once that was done I followed instructions here as the driver. The issue first was just to get Windows 10 to install the right device driver as it initially setup the Nexus 5P as an Acer device.įirst I had to make sure that I remove anything that was "Acer" so that I start from scratch and that was done through device manager by double clicking on the devices an uninstalling the driver (in my cases I also checked to box to remove the drivers from the PC) (For the AVD device to work, it seemed that if I start it up and then start the project, I would start seeing it. Issue is that I cannot see the device in the drop down list to start debugging and as many of you mentioned, I also have issues where an AVD that I created also stops showing. Long story short, when I use "adb.exe devices -l" I can now see the Nexus connected. I'm new but may have some info as I ran into a few things trying to setup my Nexus 6P to work.
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