Can't connect Android devices to MacBook Pro

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Environment Android Phone: Nokia6.
MacBook Pro Operating System: macOS High Sierra 10.13.1.
Capitan Problem: Phone could not be detected by mac or android studio.

I have searched for a long time and tried almost everything I could:

  • Restart my phone or Mac or AS.
  • Tried MTP or PTP.
  • Tried connecting with different cables.
  • Enabled Developer Options and USB debugging.
  • Could be connected to Windows PC.
  • Tried "add devices" and got nothing.
  • Couldn't find Vendor ID.

Any idea about this situation would be help. Or is there a way that I can debug without USB on AS?

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Have you installed nokia usb drivers for mac ? – demo_Ashif
I don't know, maybe not. How can I get one, then? Actually, when I searched for a solution, I found some links with title Download Nokia 6 USB Drivers for Windows and Mac. But the contents are just about Android File Transfer or HandShaker, and they don't help at all. AFT just couldn't find the device and HandShaker can only connect with my phone by WIFI(I can't debug with this). – WOET

1 Answers

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Today, I just updated my mac to 10.13.2. And I found that my mbp could recognize my Nokia 6. It's amazing and hopefully may help others with the same problem. Update your MacOS may help.

$adb devices -l
List of devices attached
****************       device usb:********** product:TA-1000_00CN 
model:TA_1000 device:D1C