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Use ADB completely untethered *GUIDE* #12

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RealCalumPlays opened this issue Aug 21, 2022 · 2 comments
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Use ADB completely untethered *GUIDE* #12

RealCalumPlays opened this issue Aug 21, 2022 · 2 comments

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@RealCalumPlays
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RealCalumPlays commented Aug 21, 2022

I have found a way to bypass that first computer connection

  1. Enable wireless debugging on your device.
  2. Pair adb using adb pair IP:PORT and enter the pairing code
  3. Run adb kill-server (this will take a couple seconds as it first tries to connect to the paired device)
  4. Now run adb connect and use the IP & Port from the IP Address & Port field
  5. Run adb devices to check its connected. It should say device next to the IP & Port of the device
  6. Use adb shell to enter the shell or use any other ADB command

I hope this helps anyone that needs to use ADB quickly without a computer.

EDIT: If the connection is successful you should get a notification saying Wireless debugging connected

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@rendiix Hope this helps anyone that doesnt have a computer available

@rendiix rendiix pinned this issue Aug 26, 2022
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Norgus commented Jul 13, 2023

Would you mind clarifying which actions are performed on the device to be connected to and which are performed on the device making the connection?

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