So far the issue is only related to installing APKs: $ adb shell pm uninstall com.example I have no trouble performing other actions, like pushing files into the phone or uninstalling apps. Now, here is where things get interesting, if I close Android Studio, installing the APK results in successful installations about 50% of the time (the other half it fails and restarts the phone connection): $ cd.
* daemon not running starting now at tcp:5037Īdb: failed to install C:\.\example.apk While Android Studio is running, installing the app either ends up failing, or hanging indefinitely just like in Android Studio: $ cd. I've also tried installing the APK from the command line using adb, but I get mixed results. On some small percentage of tests it fails. The current behavior is that Android Studio generates the APK only to later get indefinitely stuck at the "installing" step. I've tried installing multiple version of each tool, doing a clean install of Android Studio and the Android related tools, but nothing seems to help. Now that my phone has upgraded to Android 10, I'm facing an issue very similar to the one before, but I cannot seem to fix it the same way (by updating libraries). It turned out I was using outdated versions of the libraries/tools. Some time ago I had trouble with my Huawei P30 and ADB/Android Studio installing APKs.
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