First, you need to install ADB fastboot drivers. These are included in the zip file of the ADB driver. To install them, simply move the folder to the C:ADB directory.
To do this, right-click an empty space on the desktop and select “Run as administrator”. Type the following command to verify the installation of ADB and fastboot drivers. You will be prompted with a list of attached devices.
You must now open the command prompt in Windows. You can use the Start Menu or Spotlight to open it. Once you’re in the command prompt, type “cmd” and then “adb.”
If the prompt does not open automatically, select the option Open Command Prompt Here and click OK. To make sure you’re using the correct ADB commands, use a semi-colon before and after each path.
Then, double-click the shortcut to the ADB and Fastboot installer. It will prompt you to confirm or change permissions before installing the ADB and Fastboot drivers.
If you’ve got Administrator permissions, you can select “y” and click OK. Next, follow the on-screen prompts to run the installer. Once the installation is complete, you should have an ADB and Fastboot driver running on your PC.
Installing Fastboot
You should install ADB and Fastboot drivers for your Android device if you use a Windows computer. These files are available on the Android Developer’s website in the platform-tools folder.
If you use Mac or Linux, you can skip this step. To install these files, simply navigate to the platform-tools folder. You can also find them on Google’s Gdrive page. To install these drivers, follow these simple steps.
The ADB driver zip file contains a folder named platform-tools. Move this folder to C: ADB. Right-click on an empty space in the folder.
Download Section
Software Name: ADB Fastboot Driver
Current Version: 1.4.3
File Size: 8.9 MB
Type the command ADB devices to confirm the installation. Press the Enter key to execute the command. A list of attached devices will appear. If you don’t see any device, then the driver installation process failed. After that, you can try again.
To install system-wide ADB, navigate to the platform-tools folder. In the command prompt, type “adb”. Make sure to enter a semi-colon before and after the path.
If you want to install the driver for multiple devices, you can also use the command ADB -u -DB. The path to the platform-tools folder must be separated with semi-colons.
Using Google USB Driver
If you’ve ever wanted to connect your Google Nexus or Pixel device to your PC, you’ll need to download and install the Google USB Driver. The ADB and Fastboot tools for Android allow you to use your phone’s USB port to debug apps, unlock bootloaders, and flash factory images.
Having these drivers installed is essential for a variety of situations, and you’ll be able to use them without any trouble. These drivers are freely available and can be installed either manually or using the SDK manager.
To install a Google USB Driver on your PC, go to “Computer Management” and select the USB-driver tab. Expand Other devices and then click on Portable Devices.
Right-click the device name and choose Update Driver Software. A popup box will appear, displaying the folder where you can find the USB driver. Next, run the driver. This procedure is similar to the one you used to install a driver on your Windows 10 PC.
To install the ADB and Fastboot drivers on Windows, you’ll need to find them on the web. Using Google’s Gdrive link will help you download the appropriate drivers.
Once the drivers are installed on your PC, you can use them to connect to your Android device. You’ll need to have the ADB and Fastboot drivers installed on your device before you can use it. If you don’t have an Android device, you’ll be able to use the Fastboot driver for Windows without any difficulty.