Android Studio新手求助：安装后找不到Monitor面板，已连设备并开USB调试

Hey there! I totally get the frustration when the tool you’re looking for isn’t where your tutorial says it should be—especially when you’re just getting started with Android Studio. Let’s clear this up: the standalone "Monitor" panel you’re searching for has been reorganized in newer versions of Android Studio, but all its core features are still available, just in different places. Here’s how to find them:

• Access core monitoring features via Profiler
  This is the modern replacement for most of Monitor’s functionality. You can open it in two easy ways:

  1. Click the Profiler icon (looks like a line chart) in the bottom status bar of Android Studio
  2. Go to the top menu: View > Tool Windows > Profiler
     Here you’ll get real-time data on your app’s CPU, memory, network usage, and battery consumption—exactly what you’d use the old Monitor for.

• Find Logcat (log monitoring)
  If you were looking for the log viewer part of Monitor, it’s now a dedicated tool window:

  • Click the Logcat button in the bottom status bar, or go to View > Tool Windows > Logcat

• App Inspection for deeper app checks
  For things like monitoring database activity, network requests, or layout inspections, use App Inspection:

  • Go to View > Tool Windows > App Inspection

• (Optional) Re-enable the old Android Device Monitor
  If you really need the classic Monitor interface (note: this tool is officially deprecated), you can install it via SDK Manager:

  1. Open Tools > SDK Manager > SDK Tools
  2. Look for Android Monitor (it might be listed under Android SDK Build-Tools related options)
  3. Check the box, click Apply to install it
  4. Open it via Tools > Android > Android Device Monitor

One quick check: since you’ve enabled USB debugging, confirm your device is properly connected by opening View > Tool Windows > Device File Explorer—if you can see your device’s file system, the connection is working fine.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Mohammad