Android Debug Bridge which is dubbed as ADB is a
tool to help developer to do more with their Android device. If you not a
developer but an average Android user who willing to root the device to
enjoy more benefits and more customization option then you should set
up ADB for your device. You can then able to run Adb and Fastboot
commands.
Setting up ADB for your device in your computer is easy – you only require to install the latest version of Android SDK and your phone USB drivers.
The following guide will help you to install and set up ADB for your Android device in your Windows computer.
2. Double click on downloaded .exe file to run the installer. You should change the default installation
directory to C:android-sdk.
3. Now run SDK Manager from you start menu and check only the followings:
4. Install packages. Make sure to accept Questioned marked options when Choose Packages to Install window appear.
5. Now connect your phone with your computer using USB cable. Make sure USB debugging is on.
6. If this is your first connection then Windows will install the driver automatically. If not then you have to find and install your Android phone USB driver manually.
7. The process is completed here. Now its time to check if your ADB setup is ok or not. To do so, run command prompt (press Win+R and then type cmd before hitting OK button). Type cd c:android-sdkplatform-tools and hit enter to run the command.
8. Now type the following command in command prompt window then hit enter:
You should see your device serial number in command prompt screen. If not, then you should reinstall your USB driver. If your device support Fastboot command then type fastboot devices and it will see the same. You can now disconnect your mobile from computer if you no longer require a USB connection.
Setting up ADB for your device in your computer is easy – you only require to install the latest version of Android SDK and your phone USB drivers.
The following guide will help you to install and set up ADB for your Android device in your Windows computer.
Guide to install and set up ADB for Android Devices
1. Download the latest version of Android SDK (no matter whatever version your device running on).2. Double click on downloaded .exe file to run the installer. You should change the default installation
directory to C:android-sdk.
3. Now run SDK Manager from you start menu and check only the followings:
- Android SDK Tools
- Android SDK Platform Tools
- Google USB Driver Package, Revision XX (Choose the highest revision number)
4. Install packages. Make sure to accept Questioned marked options when Choose Packages to Install window appear.
5. Now connect your phone with your computer using USB cable. Make sure USB debugging is on.
6. If this is your first connection then Windows will install the driver automatically. If not then you have to find and install your Android phone USB driver manually.
7. The process is completed here. Now its time to check if your ADB setup is ok or not. To do so, run command prompt (press Win+R and then type cmd before hitting OK button). Type cd c:android-sdkplatform-tools and hit enter to run the command.
8. Now type the following command in command prompt window then hit enter:
adb devices
You should see your device serial number in command prompt screen. If not, then you should reinstall your USB driver. If your device support Fastboot command then type fastboot devices and it will see the same. You can now disconnect your mobile from computer if you no longer require a USB connection.
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