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It shows and when clicked a drop down always shows "Loading...", but nothing ever gets detected.

Even though adb detects the device.

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  • Not a super answer **but I simply restarted Android Studio**. (My problem was: `flutter devices` listed my device, but Android Studio couldn't find it). – acdcjunior Mar 25 '18 at 01:58
  • This may be helpful: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51267109/flutter-emulator-launched-but-not-detected-by-android-studio/53557131#53557131 – Blasanka Nov 30 '18 at 12:05

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Setting the correct path for "Flutter SDK path" under "Languages & Frameworks/Flutter" in Android Studio settings fixed the problem.

I had installed two flutter copies, the old one was dirty and not working. But I hadn't updated the path for the new copy in Android Studio.

Edit

It's always good to run flutter doctor, when in doubt.

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Vilokan Labs
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I had the same issue - make sure you enable USB Debugging in Developer Options on your device

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I had the same problem, but it was solved reformating my pubspec.yaml file (I had a identation issue)

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  • Please describe how you fixed/what you did to fix your indentation issue. Even though people who create .yaml files should probably know, it might prove helpful for someone to know exactly how you fixed the problem in your case. – azarc3 Mar 28 '18 at 18:55
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I had the same issue and none of the comments posted here helped me. After trying many things, I noticed that I had an unstable flutter version by running flutter version, I changed then to a stable version (at the time this post was written it was version 1.17.3) by executing flutter version 1.17.3, then I restarted android studio and flutter finally had recognised my device

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you just need to set your android sdk path for the flutter using this command : 

flutter config --android-sdk /path/to/Sdk

and you can get your sdk path(/path/to/Sdk) using this command : 

echo $ANDROID_HOME
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