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The device's drivers can be collected from its manufacturer's website.How to connect Android Studio with Nox App Player for Android development and debug

*Note* - Drivers specific to the Android device bring used for log collection will need to be installed on the host machine in order for the ADB to recognize the it. Go to Settings > About > Software Information and Click the ' Build number' entry 7 times and the ' Developer Options' should now appear in the ' Settings' menu towards the bottom of the screen. *Note* - If the ' Developer Options' menu is not listed in the ' Settings' menu, then it will need to be enabled. Provide a copy of this debug log to the Support team for review

The debug data will be saved to the following file, in this particular example: C:\android-debug.log .

On the Windows computer, in the Command Prompt window hit control + c , to stop the adb process.

Note the device ID, or copy it to the clipboard, then run: adb.exe logcat -v threadtime > C:\android-debug.log.

This will list the available connected devices:

Run: adb.exe kill-server, as a fail-safe measure, then run: adb.exe devices .

Note: Default installation path on a 64-bit machine is: C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools)

Open a new Command Prompt, and change the working directory to: /platform-tools.

Launch the Android SDK Manage r (default after installation completes), and choose to install Android SDK Platform-tools.

On the connected computer, download and install the Android SDK.

Connect the Android device to a Windows computer via the USB cable.

On the Android device, enable USB debugging (on Android 4.x, access: Settings > Developer options > USB Debugging).

The debug data will be saved to the following file, in this particular example: /tmp/android-debug.log .On the Mac computer, in the Terminal window hit control + c, to stop the adb process.Perform the actions observed as problematic on the Android device.adb logcat -v threadtime > /tmp/android-debug.log Note the device ID, or copy it to the clipboard, then run.Note: The Android device must be active and not locked adb kill-server, as a fail-safe measure, then run. Note: For example, the Android SDK can be uncompressed to any location, e.g. Open a new Terminal window, and change the working directory to: /platform-tools.Launch the Android SDK Manage r (executable named android), and choose to install Android SDK Platform-tools.On the connected computer, download the Android SDK.Connect the Android device to a Mac computer via the USB cable.On the Android device, enable USB debugging (on Android 4.x, access: Settings > Developer options > USB Debugging).

Instructions for Obtaining Android Device Debug Logs