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Wireless Debugging Android Studio

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Wireless Debugging in Android Studio via Device Hotspot

Requirements

- Android Studio installed.

- USB debugging enabled on the Android device.

- Developer options enabled on the Android device.

- Android device's hotspot is ON, and PC is connected to it.

- USB cable (only needed for the initial setup).

Setup Steps

1. Connect your Android device to your PC via USB.

2. Enable USB Debugging:

On Android: Settings > Developer options > USB debugging

3. Check device is connected via ADB:

adb devices

4. Get the IP address of the Android device:

On Android: Settings > About phone > Status > IP address

OR via ADB:

adb shell ip route

Look for something like: 192.168.43.x

5. Enable ADB over TCP/IP:

adb tcpip 5555

6. Disconnect the USB cable.

7. Connect to the device wirelessly using the IP address:


Wireless Debugging in Android Studio via Device Hotspot

adb connect <device_ip>:5555

8. Verify connection:

adb devices

In Android Studio

Go to Run > Select Device. Your wireless device should appear for debugging.

For Future Sessions

Once the IP is known and PC is connected to the hotspot, run:

adb connect <device_ip>:5555

No USB cable needed unless the device IP changes or connection is reset.

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