Connecting a Tango device to Windows 7
I am having trouble getting my windows 7 x64 computer to recognize my Tango device. I have Android Studio installed with USB drivers installed and manually downloaded the Google USB driver.
The device boots as "USB controllers - unknown device" with errors. When I try to update the drivers and select the driver from the file pointing to the Google USB driver, I get the error: "... does not contain a compatible driver for your device ... make sure it is designed to work with Windows x64 ... "
I was able to connect my Nexus 7 tablet to this driver.
I tried to enable or disable USB debugging and I tried changing the USB connection from MTP and PTP back and forth with the same result.
When I turn off USB Debugging, the device sometimes boots as an "Android device" with errors. When I try to update the drivers, I get the same error message as above.
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The first thing you need to check depends on whether the Google USB driver is installed? Go to http://developer.android.com/sdk/win-usb.html Download the new driver. The Tango device driver is included in the Google usb driver. Unpack the new driver into a folder.
As the problem you are talking about, you might need to manually install the driver. Guide Install Google Usb Step:
Device Manager 1.Goto by Control Panel-> System-> Device Manager Find "Unknow Device" or "ADB Interface" in "Usb Controller" or "Other devices"
2. double Click "Device", it will move you to windows " Properties Click Update Driver.
3. Click Browse my computer for driver software.
click "Let me choose from a list of device drivers on my computer"
Select Have Disk Select "Android Phone"
Select "Have Disk"
Find the Unzip / usb_driver / android_winusb.inf folder
Click OK Return to the hardware list Select "Android Composite ADB Interface "
Click Next, install the driver and ignore the warning. you are all good.
If it doesn't work, try uninstalling "Unkown devices" and retry
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