ADB doesnt recognize Xoom

[TDRaul]

I manually rooted the XOOM when I first got it in Febuary. I havnt connected it to the PC since. Now when I connect it and run ADB devices it doesnt show. I am running in the platform tools folder. I have the path set correctly as mentioned in previous posts. I tried to reinstall the drivers with the Motorola driver tool. I also updated ADB. And tried 2 different cables. Every time I enter adb devices it doesnt list anything. I was hoping to install Tiamat, but it will have to wait. I am running Windows 7 pro 64bit. And just as a test I hooked up my Tbolt and run adb devices and there it is. Any ideas?

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[Steady Hawkin]

Do you have debugging selected?

[TDRaul]

Yes debugging is selected

[Droid-Xer]

Its either a driver issue or try another USB port. Uninstall and reinstall drivers or let the xoom do it by connecting via USB and then reboot the xoom.

[TDRaul]

The driver is definitely the issue. I dont know what happened from Feb to now to corrupt the driver. I run Motorola Driver Installer.exe and it still wont see it. Device manager sees it under other device as a unknown device, and also sees it under portable devices. When I search for updates under portable devices it says it is a MTP USB Device and says it is up to date. I am assuming the unknown device is what is causing the issue. How do you completely uninstall the drivers and start from scratch? I right click on the portable device and uninstall, disconnect and reconnect and it installs fine. But still shows under other device as unknown. And is there a driver that doesnt come in the Motorola Driver Installer.exe I can download? Any Ideas?

[Droid-Xer]

You can uninstall drivers by going to control panel on pc and uninstall software. If I get a bad connection, I just reboot the xoom while its connected and it should search for drivers on its own.

[motoboy]

The driver is definitely the issue. I dont know what happened from Feb to now to corrupt the driver. I run Motorola Driver Installer.exe and it still wont see it. Device manager sees it under other device as a unknown device, and also sees it under portable devices. When I search for updates under portable devices it says it is a MTP USB Device and says it is up to date. I am assuming the unknown device is what is causing the issue. How do you completely uninstall the drivers and start from scratch? I right click on the portable device and uninstall, disconnect and reconnect and it installs fine. But still shows under other device as unknown. And is there a driver that doesnt come in the Motorola Driver Installer.exe I can download? Any Ideas?

You have problem like me, so it's easy to fix
Now u should uninstall your driver, and setup new drive, setup window media player 11 ( because wmp11 support newest mtp device)
After all, you should remember a ADB command can run better in folder ''platform tool''

[Ruvort]

I have this same issue and I have tried everything, including uninstalling and reinstalling drivers. It seems I can't even get access with a terminal application on the Xoom. I know I am unlocked and rooted, so that is not the issue. I also have busybox and am running the cyber p8 kernel. So I know for sure I am rooted and unlocked. Lol.

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[Steady Hawkin]

How did you root?

[Ximmy]

The driver is definitely the issue. I dont know what happened from Feb to now to corrupt the driver. I run Motorola Driver Installer.exe and it still wont see it. Device manager sees it under other device as a unknown device, and also sees it under portable devices. When I search for updates under portable devices it says it is a MTP USB Device and says it is up to date. I am assuming the unknown device is what is causing the issue. How do you completely uninstall the drivers and start from scratch? I right click on the portable device and uninstall, disconnect and reconnect and it installs fine. But still shows under other device as unknown. And is there a driver that doesnt come in the Motorola Driver Installer.exe I can download? Any Ideas?

Did you try the drivers from here: Motorola USB Drivers