- Open your browser and open the following link: https://developer.android.com/studio/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIy7DN--Kr4AIVJjbTCh3_lQLmEAAYASAAEgKN8vD_BwE
- Download and Install the application
- Open the application
- Select Next
- Select Standard and Next
- In the last screen select Finish (the application will start downloading components)
- After the components are downloaded select
- Select Next and Finish in the next screens
- The application Home screen will be present
- Select SDK Manager Icon
- Make sure that in the SDK Platforms section your device os version is installed (if not, select the version and select apply)
- In the SDK Tools, make sure that you have GPU Debugging Installed
- On your phone go to Settings > System > About Phone and tap 7 times on Build Number (this will enable the device’s developer tool. Note that the steps above can vary from phone to phone)
- Return to Settings > System > Developer options > Enable USB Debugging
- Connect the phone to your PC while the Android Studio app is running
- A pop-up notification appears in which you have to tap on OK
- In the Android Studio app select Logcat on the bottom of the page
- You will see the logs that are generated in the application
- On your mobile device reproduce the crash (Make sure that you start to gather the logs when you reproduce the crash)
- Unplug the device after the crash has occurred
- Copy and paste the logs in a .txt file
- If your device is not recognized by Android Studio when connected, please make sure to update your OEM-USB driver: https://developer.android.com/studio/run/oem-usb.html#Drivers
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