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When i'm using Android Studio for hours (6-7) after a while the ADB becomes unstable. I mean it crashes random over and over again. It's frustrating that my Nexus 7 is disconnected every time adb crash.
It occurs every time when i'm using for hours. I tried with
- other cable
- plug into other USB ports
- restart Android Studio
adb kill-serverand thenadb start-server// fails
Finally it always become unusable like this: http://i.stack.imgur.com/Q2oxB.gif
As much as I can figure out only a system restart solves the problem but I think this isn't the proper solution for the problem.
Anyone suffers the same problem? How can I solve this without system restart?
EDIT: Make sure to switch between USB 3.0 and USB 2.0.
Source: https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/12491/adb-constantly-disconnects-shows-device-offline