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Failed to install *.apk on device '*': Local path doesn't exist OR com.android.ddmlib.SyncException: Local path doesn't exist... OR com.android.ddmlib.SyncException: Too many open files

Solution
  • Switch DEBUG USB off and on again. It works for me. It seems to be some sort of problem with USB sync when debuggin in my device.
  • When you install and test your application many times on a phone, you may get this error message.Unplug the phone from the USB cable and then plug it in again.
  • I'd go through the previous solutions first. Go through and delete the cached processes you have. Manage Apps > Running > Menu Button > 'Show cached processes'.Then select your app and stop the cached background processes.
  • If any of the above solution could not work, then try to move APK file in different directory and Clean the project Project->Clean.

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