Try below steps:
- Close the Eclipse if running
- Go to the Android SDK tools directory in Command Prompt
- type
adb kill-server - then type
adb start-server - No error message is thrown while starting ADB server, then adb is started successfully.
- Now you can start Eclipse again.
It worked for me this way, Eclipse should be closed before issuing these commands.
OR
Open up the Windows task manager, and kill the process named adb.exe, re-launch the Eclipse.
OR
Go to the Folder \android-sdk\platform-tools ; copy the files and paste into folder \android-sdk\tools
Restart the Eclipse
source : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4072706/the-connection-to-adb-is-down-and-a-severe-error-has-occured
2 comments:
thanks A lot Sachin .. i was following what you have said from the option 1 itself .. it was successful until i have to reset my firewall settings and now everything works like a charm . take care and thanks again .
Thanks Sir ,It really Helped me.
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