ADB Hack - Granting extra capabilities via the ADB tool

lutzy

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Hi, I've added a little change in ur bat file, for a situation with more than one connected devices ;) Check and update ur pack, pls.
no luck :confused: , error with your bat (and with the earlier bat as well), the 'Always allow from this computer' box doesnt come up. USB Debugging Enabled in the Developer Settings. If I do the standard method, then the error message the 'Neither user 2000 nor current process has android.permission.GRANT_RUNTIME_PERMISSIONS.'
Please help
 

Josué García

MacroDroid Support
Staff member
no luck :confused: , error with your bat (and with the earlier bat as well), the 'Always allow from this computer' box doesnt come up. USB Debugging Enabled in the Developer Settings. If I do the standard method, then the error message the 'Neither user 2000 nor current process has android.permission.GRANT_RUNTIME_PERMISSIONS.'
Please help
Permission error when granting

On some devices there can be an error granting ADB permission that looks like this:

Neither user 2000 nor current process has android.permission.GRANT_RUNTIME_PERMISSIONS

In this case please check your phone's developer options and look for a setting called "Disable permission monitoring" or "USB debugging (Security settings)" or anything similar and enable/disable it as appropriate.
 

lutzy

New member
Permission error when granting

On some devices there can be an error granting ADB permission that looks like this:

Neither user 2000 nor current process has android.permission.GRANT_RUNTIME_PERMISSIONS

In this case please check your phone's developer options and look for a setting called "Disable permission monitoring" or "USB debugging (Security settings)" or anything similar and enable/disable it as appropriate.
thanks for your effort
you wanna say that beside USB Debugging in Dev Settings/Debugging, there is another Debugging in Setting/System Security sub menu? if so i found Device SystemAdmin Apps, and here i have activated Macrodroid. then to be sure i restarted the device, but no luck
 

Josué García

MacroDroid Support
Staff member
thanks for your effort
you wanna say that beside USB Debugging in Dev Settings/Debugging, there is another Debugging in Setting/System Security sub menu? if so i found Device SystemAdmin Apps, and here i have activated Macrodroid. then to be sure i restarted the device, but no luck
There is a second option within the developer options

It's called "Disable permission monitoring"
What brand is your device?
 

lutzy

New member
meanwhile i found something like this in the Develper Settings: 'Checking instaleed apps thru USB' - it was on, I have turned it off. but sitll the same
 

dhj49er

Well-known member
meanwhile i found something like this in the Develper Settings: 'Checking instaleed apps thru USB' - it was on, I have turned it off. but sitll the same
Have you found a disable permission monitoring?

I had a phone a while ago with the same issue and found this setting towards the end of the developer settings.
 

lutzy

New member
Have you found a disable permission monitoring?

I had a phone a while ago with the same issue and found this setting towards the end of the developer settings.
finally!!! thanks a lot!!!
for others: this setting is in the Applications group of Developer Settings - it is quite close to the bottom in Developer Settings, and the very last in the Application group (and just before the next grpup called Automatic Fiiling-in)
 
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