We have a Dell MT560 running Windows 7 with Eclipse, JDK, and the Android SDK. At the other end of the USB cable is an LG Optimus V Android phone. We wrote a tiny app and all it does is display "Hello Ron". This works perfectly on the emulator, but we are having no success sending the app to the phone. The phone does state that the USB connection is successful. Windows Explorer does see the phone, because it treats the phone as an "I:" disk drive, and shows in Windows the folders that exist on the phone. But DDMS on Eclipse does not list the phone as a connected device. The docs on developer.ansdroid.sdk instruct us to do a "Run" and that then a Device Chooser dialog should appear where we can choose to run the app on the phone arther than the emulator, but that does not happen. We have edited the Eclipse manifest to indicate "Debuggable=True". We also upgraded the BIOS on our Dell to the latest version, "A06". Not sure what else to try. Four people kindly responded to my post earlier today, and we tried all their suggestions, to no avail.
Hopefully, someone out there can help figure out what mistakes we are making, please. Or if someone wants to walk us through it on the phone, that would be even better. Regards, Ron and Diane