Could be one of these reasons:

1. Triumph drivers are not installed on pc

2. USB debuging is not on

3. You are not using the OEM USB cable

4. The USB cable or USB port is loose causing it not to read properly

5. Not putting the adb commands in properly make sure you see your phones serial code after typing "adb devices"

 

Open your terminal (cmd) and type "adb devices" You should get something like "FD1M1000513429" If you have everything set up correctly you can type that command from anywhere, you don't have to cd\ to any specific directory. If you didn't get the path set up correctly you have to do it from the directory where adb is installed (iirc?).

Are you using some sort of utility to do the adb stuff (apktool etc)?

 

it's cd c:\android-sdk-windows if that is where it is located although it is probably cd c:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools

 

When I did it I think I added both paths and it works good. Maybe try that?

 

with the newer updates you need both paths set to my understanding, so that could be his issue


what about adb remount, that should remount and reenable SU abilities, every now and again mine will become unresponsive, but if i send the remount command while ive got it everything seems to go good

 

Did you reboot your computer? That usually fixes the problem

 

lol so simple of a solution i completly over looked it lol


**sometimes over thinking, is the enemy lol**