Sam Nakamura
Retired Forum Moderator
Great to see an up-to-date ADB/fastboot installer again, long time till someone felt like carrying on this convenient piece of work, much appreciated thanks!
There has been plenty of these installers. Even I have done one... :silly: (it's still the smallest and the best BTW)
But there is no need for these nowadays really as Google has their small zip published.
Just unzip it to some folder and run....
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Sam Nakamura
Retired Forum Moderator
I was looking for this kind of installer some time ago to suggest it as easy and convenient solution for a friend but could only find pretty outdated binaries at the time, this is actually the first still supported Installer I stumbled upon lately hence my appreciation, didn't meant to trigger you in any way at all, for me it's less about making one and leave it but rather for keeping it up to date for longer periods! Furthermore I rather get the files from Google myself and install them manually on my machine, however those installers creat an easy and convenient approach to Android modding and development for those just beginning their experience i.e. as suggestions for lesser experienced, guides, etc...
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Lol. That was a nice and longish answer to my little comment.
I'm not "triggered" in any way. I don't even know when my thread
was last commented. The program I made was really an add-on
for another one. That is , for the Yet Another Universal ADB package...
+++ It is just a downloader that downloads and extracts the latest.
That is the main feature. Some extra options if ini file is used. +++
Just to say that there isn't much need for these - anymore,
that's IHMO. but I see your point...
edit: Therefore I take my words back. And I agree, it's good
to have those who keep their works updated. For example,
if Google someday changes their zip structure mine will
stop working. And maybe this thread wasn't the best place
for such comment. Sorry for that.
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Thanks man, I appreciate the portable version, because I just place the binaries in with twrp image and stock firmware for my device in the same folder, being lazy as I am.
OP upated with v1.1.5
Changelog:
Updated to r29.0.5 (October)
Changelog:
Updated to r29.0.5 (October)
- adb
- Slight performance improvement on Linux when using many simultaneous connections.
- Add --fastdeploy option to adb install, for incremental updates to APKs while developing.
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THANK YOU!!
I have been using ADB for years now on all kinds of different phones, but my OnePlus 7T Pro refused to work. Tried all sorts of drivers, tools and tricks, but nothing worked. I got fastboot working, but not ADB.
With this tool it worked flawlessly!! You are a savior.
I have been using ADB for years now on all kinds of different phones, but my OnePlus 7T Pro refused to work. Tried all sorts of drivers, tools and tricks, but nothing worked. I got fastboot working, but not ADB.
With this tool it worked flawlessly!! You are a savior.
OP upated with v1.1.6
Changelog:
Updated to r29.0.6 (February)
No Changelog
Changelog:
Updated to r29.0.6 (February)
No Changelog
Changelog v1.0.0:
• Renamed to Tiny ADB & Fastboot (TAAF)
• Added "Add to System Environment"
• The Installer is now signed (less False Positives)
• Renamed to Tiny ADB & Fastboot (TAAF)
• Added "Add to System Environment"
• The Installer is now signed (less False Positives)
OP updated v1.1.0
Changelog:
• Updated adb v30.0.0 (April 2020):
- Add initial support for wireless pairing.
- Add support for incremental APK installation.
- Implement client-side support for compression of adb {push, pull, sync} when used with an Android 11 device.
- Improve performance of adb push on high-latency connections.
- Improve push/pull performance on Windows
Changelog:
• Updated adb v30.0.0 (April 2020):
- Add initial support for wireless pairing.
- Add support for incremental APK installation.
- Implement client-side support for compression of adb {push, pull, sync} when used with an Android 11 device.
- Improve performance of adb push on high-latency connections.
- Improve push/pull performance on Windows
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OP updated with v1.1.1
Changelog:
• Updated adb & fastboot v30.0.2 (May 2020):
- No Changelog
• No more Fales Positives
Changelog:
• Updated adb & fastboot v30.0.2 (May 2020):
- No Changelog
• No more Fales Positives
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5Release v1.1.0
Thread:
• Updated Infos
ADB & Fastboot++:
• Updated ADB and Fastboot Files
Toolkit:
• Renamed Emergency rescue to Emergency information
• Added more Google Apps
• Added more Android Apps
• Added Nothing, OnePlus, Samsung & Huawei Apps
And more i think (￢‿￢ )
Download the latest Versions from Releases Tab5Release v1.1.1
Thread:
• Updated Infos
Toolkit:
• Changed Colors
Installer:
• Changed to MSI (Windows Installer Package)
• No more False Positives: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/5dfa6d91c428a4d642341cfe45cf2bdb77296e4ac050c8572aab720e2989f477
Note: Uninstall old Versions first
Download the latest Versions from Releases Tab2One more reason to use the original platform tools:
SDK Platform Tools release notes | Android Studio | Android Developers
Android SDK Platform-Tools is a component for...
developer.android.com
2nd file definently not false positive... but Trojan.Malware -
122
NFO:
Code:• Versions: Installer, Portable & ADBKit • Android Debug Bridge & Fastboot updated to latest v1.0.41 (Version 35.0.1-11580240, March 2024)
Features:
Code:• Installation Folder chooseable (Installer) • Desktop & Start Menu Shortcuts (Installer) • Toolkit • View Commands, How-To enable Developer Options & USB Debugging • Add to System Path Environment (Installer) • Optional Universal ADB Driver Installation (Installer)
Toolkit Features:Code:• Uninstall Bloatware without Root Access (They are just being uninstalled for the current User) • Re-install uninstalled Apps • Install Kernel (Reboots automatically to Bootloader, Popup Menu) • Install Recovery (Reboots automatically to Bootloader, Popup Menu) • Install APKs (Popup Menu) • Install APK Bundles/Split APKs (Desktop/ABI Folder - Installer, ABI Folder inside Portable) • Push Files (Popup Menu) • Check Firmware Version • Check Android Version • Check Kernel Version • Check Firmware Build Date • Check Kernel Build Date • Check Security Patch Date • Check IMEI • Check IP Adresses • Check App Packages • Check Process Activity (Real Time) • Take Screenshots (PNG Format) • Video recoding - 30, 60, 120 & 180 Seconds (Without Device Sound) • Reboot the Device • Reboot to Bootloader • Exit Bootloader to System • Reboot to Recovery • Create Bugreport (Saves on Desktop) • Create Logcat (Saves on Desktop) • Exit (adb kill-server & close Toolkit)
ADBKit:
Code:• Pure ADB (Android Debug Bridge) • Double click on CMD.bat to easily open a Command Prompt • Only 5.87MB (compressed 2.73MB)
Requirements:
Code:• Windows OS • USB Driver for your Device or Universal ADB Driver (Included in the Installer) • PowerShell for the Toolkit
Enable Developer Options & USB Debugging:
Unable to connect to ADB:
Installer:
Code:1. Download ADB_&_Fastboot++_vXXX.msi 2. Follow the Installers Instructions and select where you would like to install ADB & Fastboot++ 3. After the Installation Wizard has completed you can select to start ADB & Fastboot++ 4. You should see a Command Window open, now you can use ADB and Fastboot Commands
Portable:
Code:1. Download ADB_&_Fastboot++_vXXX_Portable.zip 2. Extract the Zip Archive 3. Double click on Open CMD.bat 4. You should see a Command Window open, now you can use ADB and Fastboot Commands
ADBKit:
Code:1. Download ADBKit_vXXX.zip 2. Extract the Zip Archive 3. Double click on Open CMD.bat 4. You should see a Command Window open, now you can use ADB Commands
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Downloads:
• ADB & Fastboot++ - GitHub
• ADBKit - GitHub41ADB & Fastboot Commands:
What else can I do with ADB?
Below is a List of XDA Tutorials for various Devices that detail many Applications of ADB Commands in order to modify hidden Settings, customize OEM Features or User Interfaces and much more
- How to Uninstall Carrier/OEM Bloatware Without Root Access
- How to Increase the Edge Screen Size on Samsung Galaxy Phones Without Root
- How to Manually Change the Samsung Galaxy S8, S8+, or Note 8 Navigation Bar Color
- How to Force Apps to Fill the Screen on the Essential Phone
- How to get “Turn on WiFi Automatically” for the Nexus 5X/6P on Android Oreo
- How to Stop Wakelocks from Any Android App Without Root
- How to Whitelist Apps from Android Oreo’s Background Location Throttling
- How to Hide the “App is Running in the Background” Persistent Notification on Android Oreo
- How to Check if Your Android 8.0 Oreo Device Supports Project Treble
- Broken Navigation Bar, Lock Screen, or Status Bar after an Update? Here’s a Fix.
- How to Sync Do Not Disturb Mode Between Android Wear and Your Phone
- How to see the Boot Count of your Android 7.0+ Device
- How to Change the SMS Limit on Android Without Root
- How to Set a WiFi Network as Metered on Huawei or Honor Devices
- How to Downgrade an App on Android – No Root Needed
- How to Customize Battery Saver Mode in Android 8.0 Oreo
- How to Customize the Navigation Bar in Android Oreo Without Root
- How to Access Facebook Messenger’s Hidden Internal Menu
- How to Customize which Radios are Disabled in Airplane Mode
- How to Pair Android Wear Watches to New Phones without Factory Resetting
- How to Stop Pokemon Go (or other apps) From Stealing Audio Focus
- How to Stop Vibrations from Any Android App on Your Phone
- How to Block Heads Up Notifications while Gaming or Watching a Video
- How to Hide the Persistent Notification for Background Apps in Android O
- How to Permanently Remove the Google Chromecast Notification
- How to Freeze Any App’s Background Processes without Root on Android 7.0+
- How to set a Custom Screen Saver on Huawei and Honor devices running EMUI
- How to Add more Tiles to the Quick Settings Header on Google, OnePlus, and Sony Phones [No Root]
- How to Add Custom Buttons to the Nav Bar on the Samsung Galaxy S8/S8+
- How to Add Left/Right Keyboard Cursors to the Nav Bar during Text Input
- How to Add Media Playback Controls to the Nav Bar when Playing Music
- Three Actually-Hidden, Non-Clickbaity Tricks for Your New Galaxy S8 or S8+
- How to change your Nav Bar Icons or Re-arrange the Buttons without Root
Source:
https://www.xda-developers.com/what-is-adb/14New Name: ADB & Fastboot++
Note: Uninstall Tiny ADB & Fastboot first
Changelog:
+ Updated ADB & Fastboot v32.0.0 (January 2022):
• adb
Fixed adb w/o args SEGV regression.
• fastboot
Reinstated recovery execution from b/158156979 (removal of preprocessor guards for root/secure).
+ Changed Name
+ Added CMD Title
+ Added Toolkit v1.0 (Beta)
- Portable Version - Icons removed
Toolkit Features:
Uninstallable Bloatware:
Toolkit Requirements:
PowerShell
Thread Changes:
+ Changed Thread Title
+ Changed Logo
+ Added Feature Info
+ New Thread Pictures11Thread:
• Few Changes
ADB & Fastboot++:
• System Path EnvironmentUse (Use ADB and Fastboot from Everywhere, Toolkit Requirement)
• Cleaned Commands Text File
Toolkit:
• Works now in the Portable Version
• Renamed Record Entries
• Added auto pull to Screenshot Function (Saves on Desktop)
• Added Time Indicator to Screenrecodings (Screenrecording-120 for 120 Seconds)
• Added Bugreport (Saves on Desktop, Devices that don't support zipped Bug Reports output to Stdout)
• Added auto pull to Logcat (Saves on Desktop)
• Added APK Bundle Installer (Installer: Create a Folder named ABI on your Desktop and place the APKs in it, Portable: place APKs in the ABI Folder)
Now on GitHub:
• Download the latest Versions from Releases Tab
