In Chrome, Edge Inspect CC could't turn on.

hi there, I'm jung.
I have done by 'install guide'.
but, i can't connect to my Android phone, exactly, In the Google chrome, upper bar, there are an icon, Inscpect. but it couldn't be turned on.
ofcourse, both computer and mobile devices are in the same wifi zone, and there were sucessfully installed Edge Inspect in mobile device.
what should i do?

Hi Jung,
Is the Edge Insepct CC desktop application is running on your computer and you are signed in with Adobe ID there?
-Saurabh

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