I am using Windows 7 and i thing i have the latest WMDC because it was working very well on my HTC HD2 with CoreDroid ROM.Hi,
Do you all have the latest WMDC installed in Windows 7?
Or the latest ActiveSync in XP?
These contain the drivers which enable synching.
I will try anyway to re-install WMDC and also to use XP virtual machine.
Thanks
Thank you for that awesome How-to guide!
My hTC Sync doesn't work either, for as long as I remember, I think it's driver related. If the drivers for USB mass storage and the ones for My HTC shows up in the Printer and other hardware, there is a conflict.
I can't remember how to fix it, I will try to locate the fix for it.
My hTC Sync doesn't work either, for as long as I remember, I think it's driver related. If the drivers for USB mass storage and the ones for My HTC shows up in the Printer and other hardware, there is a conflict.
I can't remember how to fix it, I will try to locate the fix for it.
This guide got me up and running very quickly! This, along with the root tool that does all the work for you (just select 1-8 ) has me now disabling bloatware.
Thanks!
Matt
Thanks!
Matt
Hey guys! So i did all of the steps and I ended with "#". But when I tried running the Shootme app, it didn't work. It still said "failed starting server. Please check that you have ROOT access on your device and enabled...." So could someone please help me? Thank you!
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Is it just me or is the sync 3.0 page on htc not working anymore?
Here another way to get it ...
www.htc.com/www/help/htc-sensation/#download
Here another way to get it ...
www.htc.com/www/help/htc-sensation/#download
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Howe do I know if it worked? I used the android sdk exe instead of the zip.
Also in the final step, instead of showing a couple of lines, when I did the adb part, it showed a ton of lines.
Also, with Fre3vo... I'm having trouble installing that. I don't know what to do with these steps?
3. Push the binary via 'adb push fre3vo /data/local/tmp'
4. Change the permissions via 'adb shell chmod 777 /data/local/tmp/fre3vo'
5. Run the binary via 'adb shell /data/local/tmp/fre3vo'
Also in the final step, instead of showing a couple of lines, when I did the adb part, it showed a ton of lines.
Also, with Fre3vo... I'm having trouble installing that. I don't know what to do with these steps?
3. Push the binary via 'adb push fre3vo /data/local/tmp'
4. Change the permissions via 'adb shell chmod 777 /data/local/tmp/fre3vo'
5. Run the binary via 'adb shell /data/local/tmp/fre3vo'
I am buying my sensation tomorrow and I was wondering if I should only charge it when it either dies or notifies me when low and to connect charger? Also should I calibrate the battery when I buy it? If so how?
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Please help me! It has remained so. What did I do wrong?
what should I do or should I just close?
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I am having trouble getting ADB to work on my sensation.
ADB works fine with my HD2
but when i plug in my sensation, it shows nothing under listed adb devices...
any idea what might be happening?
a device does not need SU/root to be ADB capable, correct?
ADB works fine with my HD2
but when i plug in my sensation, it shows nothing under listed adb devices...
any idea what might be happening?
a device does not need SU/root to be ADB capable, correct?
You probably want to mention in the tutorial, device must have USB debugging mode on.
also, it is very helpful to sleep if you have a problem that is frustrating you lol
i was welcomed by a very 'DUH' moment this morning!
also, it is very helpful to sleep if you have a problem that is frustrating you
loli was welcomed by a very 'DUH' moment this morning!
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142Hello all! Here is a guide I am going to show for you so you can get Android SDK and ADB working on your computer and learn your way around Android.
[Note] I am doing this on a Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit computer.
Step 1. Get Java. Download Links Here
First what we need to do is download and install Java for your computer.
Since mine is a 64bit I will need to download both the 64 and 32 bit versions of Java.
If your computer is 64bit you will need to download both.
If 32bit download only the 32bit version.
Once you have Java installed we can move on to the next step.
Step 2. Get Android SDK Download Link Here
Since we have installed Java now we move on to Android SDK.
For Windows users you have 2 options to download SDK.
I chose the .zip file over the .exe Download to the zip
Once finished with the download extract the .zip file.
After zip is extracted open the folder called "android-sdk_r11-windows"
With that open click on the folder, "android-sdk-windows", to rename it.
Rename it AndroidSDK
Open Computer from the Start Menu
For me my Local Disk is C: so I am going to place the folder AndroidSDK in my Local Disk C: drive
Now we have SDK placed in our Local Disk drive now we are going to open the folder and run the .exe called "SDK Manager"
After it loads up it will show you a screen like this.
Just hit Cancel
From the next menu click "Available packages"
Click the drop down arrow on the "Android Repository"
Check the box "Android SDK Platform-tools, revision 5"
At the bottom right of the windows you will see a box "Install Selected" click that and then you will be prompted to download and install the package click "Install"
After it is downloaded you will be prompted with this.
Click Yes, then it should say "Done. 1 Package installed."
Click close and close out of the SDK Manager, bring back up your AndroidSDK.
You should have a file named "platform-tools" open it and select all the files.
Right click and select cut.
Now we are going to go back in our SDK folder open "tools" and paste
You will get a message saying there are already files with the same name, just tell it to replace that file.
This is what it should look like afterwards.
Now we are done with AndroidSDK!
Step 3. Download HTC Sync Download Page Here
Now we have our SDK setup we are close to having our phone ready for ADB.
Download HTC Sync (It is a rather large file 148MB)
This will give us our Drivers for our Sensation.
Once downloaded run the .exe file and follow the on screen instructions.
Once finished go to your phone and go to Settings/Applications/Development and Check USB debugging is on. Now connect your phone to your computer.
Now that your computer has installed your drives we can now use ADB!
Step 4. Conclusion
So far the things we have done were to get us to use our phones for ADB to use a program like, "Fre3vo" to where we can have a temp-root.
Now lets see if our hard work has paid off.
Go to the Start and open command prompt (type cmd in the search and hit enter)
Once your at this stage on the command prompt
type
"cd\"
"cd androidsdk\tools\"
"adb devices"
(don't include the quotation marks)
You should see your device come up like so.
Congratulations you now have everything you need to being!6Just a little tip to save a few key strokes. To get to a cmd prompt and be ready to start typing commands right away, just navigate to the AndroidSDK directory and open it. Then hold the shift key + right click on Tools folder, you will see a option for opening a cmd prompt here.
Just saves a few strokes.4
I tried to add every bit of detail that is why it is so long and with many pictures for new people coming to the Sensation and don't know where or what to do. Thanks for you complement.3
Thanks for the comment! I hope this gets pinned so many new comers will know where to start. I hope we get S-OFF soon!
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