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Laurice Whack
I have tried the usb driver downloaded from the sdk manager, the one from asus. I have tried changing the usb mode to PTP and I am still getting the the same message when I try to install the driver (manually).
I know this question has been answered, but I just ran into an issue where uninstalling the Unknown Device, and then updating the driver manually was not working (by selecting the sdk/../usb_drivers folder). No matter what I did from Device Manager, I could not get the drivers to be found/installed.
Plug in the Nexus 7 using USB. Watch it fail to install one out of 4 drivers.Now, Computer -> Manage -> Device Manager -> Right Click on device -> Uninstall NOTE: Check "Delete the driver software...". This buys you some time -> OK
Unplug USB, wait 5 secs, plug it back in.Windows tries to install a driver.BEFORE it can complete, Right click on the device that appeared in the device listand select "Update driver software"Gotta be fast here. Time is of the essence. If you are slow, delete and repeat.
Windows installs different set of drivers depending on whether you have USB Debugging enabled or disabled in Settings -> Developer Options (Of course, if your device is not rooted, you don't have to worry about USB Debugging as you won't see the Developer Options).
I would rather install the drivers in 2 steps:- First have the USB Debugging enabled and manually update the drivers.- Second, disconnect the device, enable the USB Debugging and again manually update the drivers.
So, to fully install drivers, with adb interface, i had to put it first into PTP mode (+debubbing mode).Then update the drivers of the nexus 7 device under "other devices" manually with the google drivers.
I found that when installing either the Asus or Google OEM drivers it didn't install. But when updating the driver from device manager choosing "pick from list" and select Google as the manufacturer and select "Android ADB Interface Version 10.0.0.0" (after installing the Google USB Driver)
Windows 7 N edition is a release of Windows 7 distributed in Europe that lacks the Media Center/Player parafernalia, so that the users can choose their own. Windows 7 N does not include the drivers for the Nexus 7. The Nexus N drivers "suddenly appear" when you install the Media Feature Pack for Windows 7 N and Windows 7 KN. Otherwise it is difficult to make the Nexus 7 connect through USB. After the upgrade, it recognizes the Nexus 7 automatically by plug-&-play.
My Nexus 7 2013 worked fine connected to my laptop for months. Then yesterday I couldn't get it to be seen by the debugger. I tried every thing on this page with no luck. I especially like the driver installation guide in the Nexus Root Toolkit (NRT) and USBDeview, but no luck. NRT's driver installation guide has step by step instructions that are great for debugging these types of Nexus driver issues. I highly recommend it.
The difference? Yesterday, I was in my office and my laptop was docked in a docking station that has built in USB hubs. Today, my laptop is undocked and there is no USB hub. Both days I was connecting my Nexus to the same USB port, and while I couldn't get my laptop to see my Nexus, my Motorola and Samsung devices were fine.
Today i realized that my touchpad right click doesn't work anymore. I used libinput driver, i've tried some tips that i found on the internet but still no result, and also from this thread didn't solve my issue.
same issue here. I haven used my laptop in 1 week, I have just updated it, and now I realize I lost the right click.
left click works as intended, and the trackpoint buttons do work as well (including the right click).
When first tried my monitor on the new laptop, it wouldn't connect. Initially, I thought nothing of it. When I switched to Windows, it connected just fine, indicating there was nothing wrong with my monitor or my laptop physically. I checked this with a few monitors and found the problem was exclusively when I'm on Ubuntu.
Now, here's the weird thing. Every month or every couple months, I would wake up and boot up my laptop, and I would find that suddenly my monitor didn't work again. I then would run that set of commands and I would find the monitor worked again.
Had the same issue, fixed it by installing the driver from "Software & Updates" -> "Additional Drivers" & then the newest Nvidia Driver. After that running sudo ubuntu-driver autoinstall gave me "All the available drivers are already installed."
I know I haven't provided any background information on my laptop, so I'm happy to provide any information needed to answer the question. Just comment below and I'll add edits with screen shots of any info you might need.
I edited /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/UbuntuDrivers/detect.py at line 835 from [-1] to [2], which will break ubuntu-drivers after the underlying issue gets fixed. I also had to poke Software & Updates > Additional Drivers options a few times before the driver started loading.
I experienced the same issue following a routine update of Ubuntu 22.04. I'm using a laptop with two SSDs, one for Windows 11 and the other for Ubuntu 22.04. The laptop uses UEFI Secure Boot to allow selection of the desired OS at startup.
Your system has UEFI Secure Boot enabled.UEFI Secure Boot requires additional configuration to work with third-party drivers.The system will assist you in configuring UEFI Secure Boot. To permit the use of third-party drivers, a new Machine-Owner Key (MOK) has been generated. This key now needs to be enrolled in your system's firmware.To ensure that his change is being made by you as an authorized user, and not by an attacker, you must choose a password now and then confirm the change after reboot using the same password, in both the "Enroll MOK" and "Change Secure Boot state" menus that will be presented to you when this system reboots.Ok
I'm embarrassed to admit now that I was failing to use the spacebar to highlight Ok before pressing RET. Once I realized my trivial mistake, I was able to enter the requested password and follow the remaining steps described in the message.
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