Have you tried just flashing the latest N factory image or are you trying to retain data and such?
On Verizon you cannot flash the latest public image. The bootloader is too old coming from Android O
I guess wugz is a toolkit right? I'm not sure why you'd need to use anything other than the bootloader menu to flash a factory image. Extract the image you want, in bl menu (on the computer) just type flash-all if you're on Windows, walk away when it starts and come back in 10 minutes. Done.
That's what I was thinking. And the fact that a full wipe is desired makes it even easier.
Are you familiar with flashing Google factory images? If not, @CZ Eddie has a nice tutorial in the guides sub-forum.
No, you do it while in the bootloader menu from the computer. You just need to make sure your device is recognized in bootloader mode on the computer with the command fastboot devices. It should show up. Then flash to your hearts content. Just download and extract the correct image to the correct folder on the computer.
No I think you should properly learn how to use fastboot and adb before continuing any further.
Wise words. Not replying to the OP so hopefully he reads down a bit. It looks like his drivers are not working, i.e. the fastboot ones since he can adb. If he's on Windows then device manager should show an exclamation mark or unknown device. There is a fastboot installation, let me take a look see if I can find it. Ok here ya go. https://www.androidusbdrivers.com/google-pixel-usb-drivers/ I actually didn't need to do that exact procedure but I've been fastbooting for some time.
See above.
I can get the phone to show on the computer in adb when the phone is booted up, but it won't show while in fastboot. I use the same command 'adb devices' when the phone is booted up and also in fastboot. I looked through my device manager and there's no exclamation points anywhere on both computers that I've tried
