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| [title] Allowing your computer to run ADB commands on your device | |
| - | [* black] Open the terminal application on your computer with the SDK Platform Tools installed and enter ***adb devices*** |
| + | [* black] Open the terminal application on your computer with the SDK Platform Tools installed and enter ``***adb devices***`` |
| [* black] This should trigger a popup on your device. Make sure to have the checkmark ticked and click ***Accept***. | |
| - | [* icon_note] I’m using MS PowerShell. That´s why I need to open my terminal window in the ''platform-tools''-folder and enter ***.\*** as a prefix to my commands. In Linux you do not need to do this. |
| - | [* black] You can run the command again to check if it worked. It should now say |
| + | [* icon_note] I’m using MS PowerShell. That´s why I need to open my terminal window in the ''platform-tools''-folder and enter ``***.\***`` as a prefix to my commands. In Linux you do not need to do this. |
| + | [* black] You can run the command again to check if it worked. It should now say ``device`` instead of ``unauthorized``. |