Did you accidentally not granting authorization while connecting usb? Try settings > developer options > revoke USB debugging authorization
Done that still showing device offline.
Did you accidentally not granting authorization while connecting usb? Try settings > developer options > revoke USB debugging authorization
BUT.... if I go to a folder that has a ROM that I want to flast and I do the "shift, right click, open cmd prompt here" and type "adb devices" I get a responce "
'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Windows (or CMD.EXE) does not find your ADB.EXE cause the location you installed it is not part of the search path.
You should add the indtallation-directory to the path environment. Say you installed it to C:\adb you should add C:\adb to the path using
set path ℅path℅;c:\adb
so since i effd up my note 4 retail ... trying to convert to dev again ... im screwed ? i have downloaded the platform tools and the minimal adb .... NOTHING is working .... what do i need to do .... im running windows xp now
Just a ping, v1.4 makes adb crash on Windows XP if any user out there, v1.3.1 didn't. WSAPoll crash.
It appears that Minimal Android Tools 1.4 to be critically defective.
After testing Minimal Android Tools 1.4 on Windows XP, I get the error illiustrated in the attached picture to this post.
I am using Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 3.
As far as I am aware Windows XP doesn't support WSAPoll. To install the adb drivers and fastboot drivers you will need to go to your device manufactures website and install the drivers they provide. If you are using a Nexus device the Android SDK has the full drivers. Let me know if you have any more questions I'll be happy to help you out!
Recent ADB builds are no longer compatible with Windows XP. Commit 3777d2e "adb: don't emulate fdevent or socketpair on Windows" in platform/system/core (dated 2016-02-17) introduced the usage of the WSAPoll() function, which is defined on Windows Vista and later and not present in Windows XP.
Guys, would be possible to create a 64 bit installer?
It is needed to sideload large zip files (like OnePlus 3T Nougat). Trying to use the standard version, it is unable to read the file, since it can't allocate it in the memory.
Thanks
Certain devices don't work properly with the newest fastboot, e.g. Nexus 6.
Certain devices don't work properly with the newest fastboot, e.g. Nexus 6.
Yes, it is valid for your device. But you have to install the device-specific usb-drivers too (as usually) ...Is this "minimal ADB & fastboot" tool valid for RedMi Note 4 also?
Or Does I have to get additional USB drivers for it?
ScreenshotsADB and Fastboot are arguably two of the most indispensable tools used when working with Android devices. If you really want to modify, debug, and tweak along with their countless uses in rooting, and other procedures ADB and Fastboot are a must for any Android device owner. Typically if you want to install ADB and Fastboot you have to download and setup the Android SDK (If you really want to learn about Android Development I highly recommend downloading and installing the full Android SDK from here), but this can be unnecessary for people who just want to install ADB and Fastboot. To simply the process I created a windows installer that will install the latest version of ADB and Fastboot for you quickly and easily. The total installation of Minimal ADB and Fastboot is around 2 MB in size (Compared to the 90+ MB size of the Android SDK Tools, and 425+ MB size of the complete Android SDK) making it very lightweight.
How to Install
- Easily Install ADB and Fastboot with a simple to use installer
- Lightweight, total installation around 2 MB in size
ChangelogPrerequisites
- Your device is plugged into your computer
- You have USB Debugging enabled under Developer Options (Note: This may be listed as ADB Debugging on some ROM's)
- You have installed the necessary drivers and your computer is recognizing your device
- Download the Minimal ADB and Fastboot setup.exe from here
- Follow the Installers instructions and select where you would like to install Minimal ADB and Fastboot too (For simplicity I choose to install it to the Desktop)
- After you have chosen where to install Minimal ADB and Fastboot too select whether you would like to create a Start Menu Folder or not for the instalation
- Once you have chosen where to install it to and if you want to create a Start Menu Folder select the install option
- After the Installation Wizard has completed you can select to start Minimal ADB and Fastboot
- You can also start Minimal ADB and Fastboot by navigating to the Start Menu Folder you choose to create during installation or the desktop shortcut you choose to create and selecting Minimal ADB and Fastboot
- You should now see a command window open, with the command window open you can now issue ADB and Fastboot commands to your device
For more information on issuing commands to your device using ADB and Fastboot I would recommend taking a look at this guide on ADB and this guide on Fastboot.
Downloads*For previous versions changelog please click the "Click To Show Content" button
*Updated ADB and Fastboot to latest version 1.0.3.6 release candidates Revision 0e9850346394-android
Version 1.4.3 (2-9-18)
*Updated ADB and Fastboot to version 1.0.3.9
*Automated build tools initial version uploaded to github
Version 1.4.1 (10-22-16)
*Updated ADB and Fastboot to latest version 1.0.3.6 release candidates
*Uploaded Zip file containing portable version meaning no setup EXE just unzip and use the tools!
Version 1.4 (4-27-16)
*Updated ADB and Fastboot to latest version 1.0.3.5 release candidates
*Prepared for eventual open sourcing of Minimal ADB and Fastboot
Version 1.3.1 (8-9-15)
*Fixed bug with compatibility on 32-bit Windows Operating Systems
*Updated ADB and Fastboot to latest version 1.0.3.2 release candidates
Version 1.3 (6-26-15)
*Updated ADB to version 1.0.3.2 latest release candidate
*Updated Fastboot to latest version
*Smaller size 0.75 MB
*Implemented some behind the scenes stuff to get ready for cross platform release
Version 1.2 (11-6-14)
*Updated ADB to version 1.0.3.2
*Updated Fastboot to latest version
Version 1.1.3 (7-18-13)
*Fixed problem that was causing a force close with the desktop shortcut on Windows 8/8.1
Version 1.1.2 (6-28-13)
*Added start menu shortcut that open a command prompt window in the directory where you installed Minimal ADB and Fastboot to allowing you to easily run ADB and Fastboot commands
*Added option to create desktop shortcut for command prompt window in Minimal ADB and Fastboot directory
Version 1.0 (6-10-13)
*Initial version uploaded
Credits*To download previous versions please click the "Click To Show Content" button
Download Version 1.4.3 Here
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Download Version 1.4.3 Portable Here
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Download Version 1.4.1 Here
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Download Version 1.4.1 Portable Here
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Download Version 1.2 Here
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Download Version 1.1.3 Here
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Download Version 1.1.2 Here
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Download Version 1.0 Here
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Dropbox Mirror:
*To download previous versions please click the "Click To Show Content" button
NOTE: Due to the high traffic it causes I will no longer be mirroring on Dropbox newer builds. A new mirroring solution is in the works :good:.
Download Version 1.4.1 Portable Here
MD5 Checksum: D7B1C009C87C77AAF045FA3ED239E591
Download Version 1.4 Here
MD5 Checksum: 63DF1EC9340D9E43D7C3216E05BC8D88
Download Version 1.1.2 Here
MD5 Checksum: AA291CD76C224EB6CCC061B80F89074F
Download Version 1.0 Here
MD5 Checksum: B7E99321CBA3711DCAB7D3885BAAD336
Thank you to CONAN TROUTMAN and the rest of the XDA writers for featuring this on the portal on June 12, 2013 !