If you mean to connect to a USB storage (Stick) then I do not think that is possible, as the storage of emulator is in the AVD folder something like in below path: C:\Users\USERNAME\.android\avd\Pixel_4_API_34.avd You can access the device files from the device explorer as shown in the below page: programmerworld.co/android/how-to-open-device-explorer-of-emulator-avd-in-new-ui-of-android-studio-hedgehog-2023-1-1/ However, if you mean to connect a USB device (such as an Android phone) for debugging then I do not have a video right now for connection through USB cable. But below page shows the steps to enable it through WIFI. programmerworld.co/android/how-to-wirelessly-connect-over-wifi-physical-phone-in-android-studio-for-debugging-your-apps-code/ Hope it helps.
@@ProgrammerWorld I mean USB storage (Stick): I have many large files downloaded in my Android Emulator, i also have some large files on my Usb stick - my pc doesn't have much space left, so i was thinking instead of first copying files from Usb stick to pc and then to Android emulator - it would be easier if i could access this Usb in Android emulator directly to copy files from Usb stick to Android emulator (Vice versa) without have to deal with low space on pc
Ok. I don't think it is possible to access the USB storage connected to PC directly from Emulator as of now. There are steps to mount the PC storage in Emulator though for Linux environment. I will check and will let you know if I find something.
I think the steps shown in this video should work for version 34 as well: - Stop the emulator - Wipe the data - Do a cold boot programmerworld.co/android/how-to-solve-waiting-for-target-device-to-come-online-error-in-android-studio/
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Sir,
I have a usb connected to my Pc/Mac & i want to access this Usb in my Android Emulator - How to achieve this ???
If you mean to connect to a USB storage (Stick) then I do not think that is possible, as the storage of emulator is in the AVD folder something like in below path:
C:\Users\USERNAME\.android\avd\Pixel_4_API_34.avd
You can access the device files from the device explorer as shown in the below page:
programmerworld.co/android/how-to-open-device-explorer-of-emulator-avd-in-new-ui-of-android-studio-hedgehog-2023-1-1/
However, if you mean to connect a USB device (such as an Android phone) for debugging then I do not have a video right now for connection through USB cable. But below page shows the steps to enable it through WIFI.
programmerworld.co/android/how-to-wirelessly-connect-over-wifi-physical-phone-in-android-studio-for-debugging-your-apps-code/
Hope it helps.
@@ProgrammerWorld I mean USB storage (Stick):
I have many large files downloaded in my Android Emulator, i also have some large files on my Usb stick - my pc doesn't have much space left, so i was thinking instead of first copying files from Usb stick to pc and then to Android emulator - it would be easier if i could access this Usb in Android emulator directly to copy files from Usb stick to Android emulator (Vice versa) without have to deal with low space on pc
Ok. I don't think it is possible to access the USB storage connected to PC directly from Emulator as of now. There are steps to mount the PC storage in Emulator though for Linux environment. I will check and will let you know if I find something.
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thank you
Hi, how to solve this problem?... I face this problem for terget vertion 34.. please help
I think the steps shown in this video should work for version 34 as well:
- Stop the emulator
- Wipe the data
- Do a cold boot
programmerworld.co/android/how-to-solve-waiting-for-target-device-to-come-online-error-in-android-studio/