Ok. I answered my own question. For anyone else that may have had this problem. When I downloaded Android SDK, I did not install a platform. I uninstalled Android SDK and reinstalled with a platform.
Also, I had a problem with renaming the .zip. I changed it to a .apk but instead renamed to .apk.zip. I simply renamed the .zip before moving the file back to the tools folder. Hope these help someone. good luck
Hey, everything went fine. Transferred file toandroid sdk > tools using the command prompt. But the .apk file does not show up in the folder... any reason you can think of that this may happen?
Ok. I answered my own question. For anyone else that may have had this problem. When I downloaded Android SDK, I did not install a platform. I uninstalled Android SDK and reinstalled with a platform.
Also, I had a problem with renaming the .zip. I changed it to a .apk but instead renamed to .apk.zip. I simply renamed the .zip before moving the file back to the tools folder. Hope these help someone. good luck
jp1135 3 months ago
Hey, everything went fine. Transferred file toandroid sdk > tools using the command prompt. But the .apk file does not show up in the folder... any reason you can think of that this may happen?
jp1135 3 months ago
how do you unpack on a mac?
SpiSpy87 1 year ago
Will this work for apps built in to your phone
droidtalk1 1 year ago
I have been trying to update the 2.2.6 update for the moto droid but when I do all this i still get application not installed.
droidtalk1 1 year ago
Root is just so you can grab the apk file. If you can get it another way, then root its not required as adb doesn't require root to install apps.
howetechnical 1 year ago
If you arn't rooted can you just pull the app straight to your sd card in the downloaded file and pull it over? Please respond soon.
droidtalk1 1 year ago
@droidtalk1 Also in the data section of my phone there is nothing in it.
droidtalk1 1 year ago
Thanks, this is exactly what I was looking for. Good clear explanation for us laymen.
adriansavany 1 year ago