So I'm trying this on two different computers and can't seem to get it going on either. I'm unlocked on stock jelly bean. I'm trying to do the adb method of getting to twrp or cwm so that I can root and move on to custom roms but -
on my win7 64 bit machine I can't get my pc to load drivers for my tablet in fastboot. I've tried several different ways to get them including universal drivers but I keep getting errors and am stuck trying to load the universal drivers with an error that there isn't a 64 bit version for my device. I've done all kinds of searching and can't seem to find a solution that works. I think the closest I got was modifying the driver files so they would work with my device but I got scared off and now can't find that method. I would give it a try as a last resort but can't seem to find the instructions again.
on my win xp 32 bit machine everything seems fine but when I type in the fastboot -i command line I get an error saying fastboot doesn't recognize that command line parameter and come up with the command line help stuff.. and -i is not listed. I've reinstalled adb on the xp computer but get the same result.
I tried goomanager but that obviously doesn't work without root permissions.. so I'm stuck in a loop here all unlocked with nowhere to go.
please, can someone help me get past one of these issues so I can flash twrp or cwm? I would rather get past the issue on my win 7 64 bit computer because the xp one is a 8 year old pos and frustratingly slow. 64 bit fastboot drivers for the asus tf700t would be a godsend right about now.
any help would be greatly appreciated.
I'm not knowledgeable about why XP lacks the -i command, however you can run XP on your Win OS. Download Windows XP mode from Microsoft, which installs a virtual drive on your HDD and runs x86 XP from it. Does running cmd as administrator give you access to -i?
Have you researched ASUS support page or googled to see if there's an x64 driver that even exists? I've never had an ASUS, but I can't imagine they wouldn't, especially since x64 is extremely prevalent nowadays. If you can't find any info saying they don't have x64 drivers, I would call ASUS.
Also, Microsoft is offering a $15 upgrade to Win8 pro on their website that ends in a couple of weeks.
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