[DRIVERS] Latest HTC Drivers [4.2.0.001]

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Latest HTC Drivers
Latest HTC Drivers extracted from HTC Sync v3.3.21 and HTC Sync Manager v2.0.61.0

Latest Driver Version (HTC Sync): 4.0.1.001
Latest Driver Version (HTC Sync Manager): 4.2.0.001

BMP Drivers are the same for both sets of drivers.


For those who don't want to have to download 120 some MB of bloatware called HTC Sync ;)

Instructions:
  • Determine if your system is 32-bit or 64-bit
  • Download the BMP Driver for your OS type (x86 version if on 32-bit, x64 if on 64-bit)
  • Download the newest HTCDrivers file (choose either the "EXE" or "MSI" driver file, but not both)
  • Disable any antivirus program(s) present
  • Run both files downloaded above (the BMP.msi and the HTCDriver file)
  • Re-enable your antivirus program(s)
Links

ALL DRIVER FILES: www.mediafire.com/?o10b16j5b3r3o
OEM SETUP FILES: www.mediafire.com/?1rwmleoe17akd

Updated on 6.6.13

Updated on 4.23.13

Updated on 4.02.13
  • RemoveOldHTCDriver3.exe (packaged in HTC Sync Manager v2.0.41.0)
  • Removed duplicate x86 BMP Driver
  • Updated instructions with link to determine if on 32-bit or 64-bit

Updated on 3.31.13

Updated on 3.6.13

Updated on 11.28.12
  • HTC BMP USB Driver_x86.msi DELETED: Turned out to be the same 1.0.5375 as above. Download from link above.
  • HTCDriver_3.0.0.023.msi




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MD5 CHECKSUMS
Sometimes downloading from the internet can yield a corrupt download. To prevent this, make sure you always check the md5 checksum (also known as "md5sum") of the file. This method verifies the digital integrity of the file by verifying its digital signature with the MD5 algorithm.

After you download each file, make sure to check that the md5sum matches what is given.

Code:
[LIST]
[*]25912deacc5d55528e223ec7b99705cc [B]*HTCDriver_3.0.0.023.msi[/B]
[*]220c41f3b03f42190899db8cb081b5c6 [B]*HTCDriver_4.0.1.001.exe[/B]
[*]a578d837343fe2542ecf405a630d46a0 [B]*HTCDriver_4.0.1.001.msi[/B]

[*]8223ec1c2aa71503b431a0daabb23154 [B]*HTCDriver_4.0.1.002.exe[/B]
[*]4dfbd4ae8662124d06e0a04db2065069 [B]*HTCDriver_4.0.1.002.msi[/B]

[*]bf24b0adc2f792ee4180ca545e4b60a0 [B]*HTC_BMP_USB_Driver_x32_1.0.5375.msi[/B]
[*]7b461095d56f9a6814d8f3e14cac0859 [B]*HTC_BMP_USB_Driver_x64_1.0.5375.msi[/B]

[*]96e6d181192a995214493a6828e4287d [B]*IPTInstaller_4.0.8.msi[/B]
[*]92bd34ec7787e631231c68aba392b6e7 [B]*RemoveOldHTCDriver3.exe[/B]

[*]f281d8994ab9f1315828ac2226a9bb75 [B]*HTCDriver_4.1.0.001.exe[/B]
[*]ed6d5fc5cc7dcca653f7a0beab01035d [B]*HTCDriver_4.1.0.001.msi[/B]
[*]96589c02be46fd7b85160d5b15f4c88a [B]*HTCPluginChecker.exe[/B]
[*]36ba2c8627ba18c6540bfa25be3b67fc [B]*HTCSync_3.3.21.exe[/B]
[*]a356e5c828c7cb3869dc67058e5bbc2c [B]*SyncManager_2.0.53.0.exe[/B]
[*]da1e40e478725d3e829243e84043d21f [B]*SyncManager_2.0.53.0_STRIPPED.exe[/B]
[/LIST]
How to check the md5sum of a file:

Windows:
For windows you need to download the md5sum binary. I recommend the one from my dev-host.

After that, copy the file you're trying to verify to the directory where where you downloaded the "md5sum.exe"

Once that is finished, do SHIFT+RIGHT CLICK (inside the folder window) and choose "Open command window here"



Then type the following ("fileNameHere" must include the extension):
Code:
md5sum fileNameHere
That will output a hash, which you can compare to the ones above.


Linux: No need to download anything, md5sum binaries are included in all distros, as far as I know.

Open a terminal and type the following ("fileNameHere" must include the extension):

Code:
$ cd path/to/download/folder
$ md5sum fileNameHere

Two important notes:
This method can be used with any files you download, as long as the download site (or the dev themself) provides the correct md5sum.
If any of the digits do not match exactly, you need to download the file again.
 
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Re: [DRIVERS] Latest HTC Drivers [v4.0.1.001]

Interesting, I found a HTC Driver Installer 4.0.1.002 in my machine.
Are you sure? If you have the (htc sync) exe can you upload it somewhere and give me the link?

I heard that the drivers were updated as well, and I've literally redownloaded HTC Sync about 50 times to try and update this, with no luck.
 
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Are you sure? If you have the (htc sync) exe can you upload it somewhere and give me the link?

I heard that the drivers were updated as well, and I've literally redownloaded HTC Sync about 50 times to try and update this, with no luck.
This is what I have(see attached), I am still trying to figure out where it come from...
(I uninstalled and re-install three different versions of HTC Sync multiple time coz my HOX is "unknown" in device manager...)
I extract every exe I have but no luck, will let you know once I find it...
 
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This is what I have(see attached), I am still trying to figure out where it come from...
(I uninstalled and re-install three different versions of HTC Sync multiple time coz my HOX is "unknown" in device manager...)
I extract every exe I have but no luck, will let you know once I find it...
OK, I uninstall all version and install them one by one, HTC Driver Installer 4.0.1.002 come with HTC Sync Manager 2.0.41.0. But can't find it in the exe, will play with it more tomorrow...
 
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Have updated all drivers per above but I get a constant error "There is a problem with MTP driver"
Device manager says "The installation failed because a function driver was not specified for this device instance"
Driver update always says it cannot find a driver automatically, when I try to install drivers manually it says the driver is already up to date and does not need to be changed
Any ideas?
WP7 64-bit OS
 

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Go to Devices and Printers > Your phone > Right click the icon > Properties > Edit details / Change settings (or something similar) > uninstall driver (THEN UNPLUG PHONE)
Then go to Control Panel > All Programs > Uninstall everything that has HTC and try again.

These drivers have worked for me upon several reinstalls of Win7 x64 on my laptop, so there's just something interfering with it on your end. I've also gotten several reports of it working for other people on their Win7 x64
 

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Go to Devices and Printers > Your phone > Right click the icon > Properties > Edit details / Change settings (or something similar) > uninstall driver (THEN UNPLUG PHONE)
Then go to Control Panel > All Programs > Uninstall everything that has HTC and try again.

These drivers have worked for me upon several reinstalls of Win7 x64 on my laptop, so there's just something interfering with it on your end. I've also gotten several reports of it working for other people on their Win7 x64
i am on Windows 8 and no way i can make the computer recognize the phone, keep telling me USB device not recognized and on properties i have HTC with the question mark on it?
 

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Go to Devices and Printers > Your phone > Right click the icon > Properties > Edit details / Change settings (or something similar) > uninstall driver (THEN UNPLUG PHONE)
Then go to Control Panel > All Programs > Uninstall everything that has HTC and try again.

These drivers have worked for me upon several reinstalls of Win7 x64 on my laptop, so there's just something interfering with it on your end. I've also gotten several reports of it working for other people on their Win7 x64
Afraid I still definitely have a problem with the MTP driver on one PC (not all my PCs).
HTC support logged in remotely to my PC but were unable to fix it: they have escalated the problem to their technical team - I hope to have a response next week and will post when (if) resolved.
 
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Afraid I still definitely have a problem with the MTP driver on one PC (not all my PCs).
HTC support logged in remotely to my PC but were unable to fix it: they have escalated the problem to their technical team - I hope to have a response next week and will post when (if) resolved.
Cool. Let me know, maybe some other drivers are interfering woth the HTC drivers