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Ten days ago, I had problem with starting ADB from Android Studio, and had this message ADB not responding. If you'd like to retry, then please manually kill "adb.exe" and click 'Restart'but ADB weren't in active processes. I have tried:

  • Delete and install platform-tools with deleting everything in this folder
  • Reinstall Android Studio and SDK
  • ADB kill-server and start-server
  • Delete .android folder
  • Delete caches

And nothing have solved this problem, I must reinstall my OS and that works. Now, ten days ago, I'm facing same problem and I tried everything again and nothing.

Can you help me?

I'm using Windows 10 and Android Studio 1.5.1 with stable version of SDK. In addition, I have tried commands like adb devices from Cmd and it works.

NOTE: I have idea what is problem, when I type in Cmd some adb command(adb devices) it takes 5-6 seconds to respond, and probably this is reason why Android Studio recognize ADB not responding.

EDIT: I haven't found solution for problem yet, but I refresh Windows insted of reinstalling and it works again, but it consumes time for installing all apps again.

SOLUTION: I have found what is problem. My antivirus Avast! sometimes scans file and it takes 2-3 seconds and Android Studio recognized app not responding. And Avast! doesn't show any info for scanning

Filip V
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Your OS is 32bit or 64bit? Some recent version of Android Studio inserts platform-tools with the 64bit architecture, if it's your case read here: unable to execute adb in Ubuntu. Downloaded file is meant for x86-64 while I have i686

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user2342558
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This happened to me after upgrading to Windows 10. Like you said, it was a problem with my Avast firewall. The solution was to add the sdk and Android Studio paths to my firewall exception list and after that it worked!

Elliptica
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