I'd like to simply connect the USB cable and connect to the device via ADB from my win7 x64 pc..
I've installed the latest set of USB drivers from the android SDK but am failing to update the driver since it says its not compatible with a windows x64 based system.
Anyone have any luck?
germanh said:
I'd like to simply connect the USB cable and connect to the device via ADB from my win7 x64 pc..
I've installed the latest set of USB drivers from the android SDK but am failing to update the driver since it says its not compatible with a windows x64 based system.
Anyone have any luck?
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You need to install the Motorola drivers...that's the same for every phone. You need the drivers for the model phone you're trying to connect to.
hotleadsingerguy said:
You need to install the Motorola drivers...that's the same for every phone. You need the drivers for the model phone you're trying to connect to.
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Ok thanks - was thinking i could use the generic one from the SDK but guess i can't. Thanks.
EDIT: confirmed that using the Motorola ones do the trick - and i can connect to the device using ADB without going into Media sync or Phone portal mode.
if you want to be even more fancy, install adbwireless on the phone, and you can do all the adb stuff over wifi.
Unfortunately doesn't work in the workplace for me
I have had my new Visture V97HD Retina display tablet for a week now and I am having few problems understanding what is happening with drivers/adb/fastboot and recovery. I managed to install the Win 8 RK3188 rockchip driver, but had to do it with USB debugging/disabled and driver signing disabled. Then I installed the rockchip update.Then I installed PDAnet 64bit and run a RK3188 root script and all seemed to have worked OK. Rootchecker now tells me the device is rooted. The trouble is I don't have any recovery. When I try to boot into recovery I get the little Android with red exclamation mark. Also when I run ADB cmds the device is not recognized. When USB debugging is enabled and I attach the device. I get message from the device to connect via USB, then another question asking me to press here for USB storage. When I accept and connect I can see the device in explorer but still not recognized in ADB. What is happening and what can I do to fix this?
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Mossey said:
I have had my new Visture V97HD Retina display tablet for a week now and I am having few problems understanding what is happening with drivers/adb/fastboot and recovery. I managed to install the Win 8 RK3188 rockchip driver, but had to do it with USB debugging/disabled and driver signing disabled. Then I installed the rockchip update.Then I installed PDAnet 64bit and run a RK3188 root script and all seemed to have worked OK. Rootchecker now tells me the device is rooted. The trouble is I don't have any recovery. When I try to boot into recovery I get the little Android with red exclamation mark. Also when I run ADB cmds the device is not recognized. When USB debugging is enabled and I attach the device. I get message from the device to connect via USB, then another question asking me to press here for USB storage. When I accept and connect I can see the device in explorer but still not recognized in ADB. What is happening and what can I do to fix this?
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I still really could use some help!
Mossey said:
I still really could use some help!
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I've successfully rooted v97hd using how2 on vondroid.com. it worked for original FW and also for the latest from 05/05/13. But I need to get some image to flash. what did you want to flash ? I have the same issue with the bootloader...
I have a ICOO D70PROII tablet, with a Rockchip 3066. After installing the Chainfire 3D driver, the tablet stucks at ICOO boot screen, even before the Android animation. I've started the tablet in recovery mode (appears the Android guy with the open bonnet and a red exclamation point).
I have the ADB drivers installed, i can access to almost everything in the ADB tool, except the "adb shell" command, even pushing up the mksh file to /system/bin.
The fastboot doesn't work, because the tablet turns off the screen, but appears in Device Manager an unknown driver, that I can't find the driver for it.
The RKBatchTool 1.3 and 1.5 doesn't recognize the tablet.
The only way I can see to fix this is doing the job in ADB command line, but the only way that I know to uninstall the Chainfire 3D driver is in Shell. Could anyone help me in this problem?
I made a small and simple recording showing the driver, RKBatchTool error and ADB errors. (please copy the following link to the browser's URL bar, I can't post direct links)
youtube.com/watch?v=4iQi5SkKGe4
Best regards and thank you in advance,
Ivan Santos.
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I have a ICOO D70PROII tablet, with a Rockchip 3066. After installing the Chainfire 3D driver, the tablet stucks at ICOO boot screen, even before the Android animation. I've started the tablet in recovery mode (appears the Android guy with the open bonnet and a red exclamation point).
I have the ADB drivers installed, i can access to almost everything in the ADB tool, except the "adb shell" command, even pushing up the mksh file to /system/bin.
The fastboot doesn't work, because the tablet turns off the screen, but appears in Device Manager an unknown driver, that I can't find the driver for it.
The RKBatchTool 1.3 and 1.5 doesn't recognize the tablet.
The only way I can see to fix this is doing the job in ADB command line, but the only way that I know to uninstall the Chainfire 3D driver is in Shell. Could anyone help me in this problem?
I made a small and simple recording showing the driver, RKBatchTool error and ADB errors. (please copy the following link to the browser's URL bar, I can't post direct links)
youtube.com/watch?v=4iQi5SkKGe4
Best regards and thank you in advance,
Ivan Santos.
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Did you make a backup B4 installing Chainfire?
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Did you make a backup B4 installing Chainfire?
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I didn't. But even I've made a backup, I can't connect the tablet to the computer with RKBatchTool and I can't install the Rockchip 3066 driver, only the ADB Android driver (which i can connect via adb).
Use ADB
IvanSantosPT said:
I didn't. But even I've made a backup, I can't connect the tablet to the computer with RKBatchTool and I can't install the Rockchip 3066 driver, only the ADB Android driver (which i can connect via adb).
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Google a pre-made adb backup specifically for your tablet and restore it via adb. Or you can just use fastboot to flash a new ROM.
ken.okech.94 said:
Google a pre-made adb backup specifically for your tablet and restore it via adb. Or you can just use fastboot to flash a new ROM.
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Did you read what I said?
I have the ADB drivers installed, i can access to almost everything in the ADB tool, except the "adb shell" command, even pushing up the mksh file to /system/bin.
The fastboot doesn't work, because the tablet turns off the screen, but appears in Device Manager an unknown driver, that I can't find the driver for it.
The RKBatchTool 1.3 and 1.5 doesn't recognize the tablet.
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IvanSantosPT said:
Did you read what I said?
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I think adb shell doesnt work because your tablet has not yet booted and will not be booted as long as it is in the current state.
Your only hope is RK Batch tool. Uninstall all current versions and the drivers you have in your computer and try reinstalling this and the drivers.
https://mega.co.nz/#!TIFwFCob!YniP23RpZH6hRj1Q-WSYvgQ4v28FUjU2qJ8b_4xLJXg
Your only hope!
ken.okech.94 said:
I think adb shell doesnt work because your tablet has not yet booted and will not be booted as long as it is in the current state.
Your only hope is RK Batch tool. Uninstall all current versions and the drivers you have in your computer and try reinstalling this and the drivers.
mega.co.nz/#!TIFwFCob!YniP23RpZH6hRj1Q-WSYvgQ4v28FUjU2qJ8b_4xLJXg
Your only hope!
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Thank you, I reinstalled the driver and it worked. I installed the CWM 6.0.2.7 and all was working fine. Then I installed the CyanogenMod for RK3066 (cm3066.com) and the device doesn't boot, doesn't even shows the battery charger indicator and I can't mount or format anything in the CWM. I've lose the SD card, but I will borrow someone and try to reinstall the CWM, because I can't go to the RKBatchTool option.
Y u so Ungrateful?
IvanSantosPT said:
Thank you, I reinstalled the driver and it worked. I installed the CWM 6.0.2.7 and all was working fine. Then I installed the CyanogenMod for RK3066 (cm3066.com) and the device doesn't boot, doesn't even shows the battery charger indicator and I can't mount or format anything in the CWM. I've lose the SD card, but I will borrow someone and try to reinstall the CWM, because I can't go to the RKBatchTool option.
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<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<Hit thanks button if I helped , dude.
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<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<Hit thanks button if I helped , dude.
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No problema. But now I can't even reflash the CWM or the ROM, the tablet is soft bricked.
UPDATE: To access to the Downloading Mode, I had to click Vol+ plus Vol- when I connect the device to USB port. I am trying to flash with official firmware.
UPDATE 2: I've noticed that the ROM that I installed damaged the kernel, and now I need someone's boot partition dump.
UPDATE 3: I downloaded the oficial ROM from soft.aoicoo.com/soft/show.asp?id=285 and flashed the device. Then the device started! I installed the CWM 6.0.2.7 and then installed DarkwaterV2 CM ROM (not required). The tablet is working better than never with 10279 points scored in AnTuTu Benchmark v3.3! Thank you all!
Hi everybody!
I've been trying to root and upgrade my Tablet S, now that it's possible in release5a. But whenever I plug the tablet to my Windows 7 PC, even debugging mode is enabled, I can't see the Android ADB interface in the device manager.
I just see the tablet listed under "Portable Devices".
I did a factory reset, but nothing.
Do you know if I'm missing any steps? It's not about drivers at this time, as there's no device detected. I tried this on two computers with the same results...
Thanks a lot!!!
igniparra said:
Hi everybody!
I've been trying to root and upgrade my Tablet S, now that it's possible in release5a. But whenever I plug the tablet to my Windows 7 PC, even debugging mode is enabled, I can't see the Android ADB interface in the device manager.
I just see the tablet listed under "Portable Devices".
I did a factory reset, but nothing.
Do you know if I'm missing any steps? It's not about drivers at this time, as there's no device detected. I tried this on two computers with the same results...
Thanks a lot!!!
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Did you install the ADB drivers? If no, then install them. If yes, then reinstall them. Also, you may have to install them manually. Also make sure you have the tablet's USB debugging set to ON.
Go to BluechipJ's Automated ADB Driver Installer for Sony Tablet S and P for drivers and additional information.
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Did you install the ADB drivers? If no, then install them. If yes, then reinstall them. Also, you may have to install them manually. Also make sure you have the tablet's USB debugging set to ON.
Go to BluechipJ's Automated ADB Driver Installer for Sony Tablet S and P for drivers and additional information.
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Hi, I ended up solving it by praying to the windows god.
Turns out the tablet was working correctly as an MTP device, but I was able to modify the hardware item so it would be seen as a Composite MTP device. Then the ADB interfase appeared and then I was able to install drivers to it.
Anyways, thanks for the time
Hi!
Is there a way to use ADB wihout turning USB debugging on?
I have bricked my asus slider and i would like to enter ADB but the driver installation fails.
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Fhurzel
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Fhurzel said:
Hi!
Is there a way to use ADB wihout turning USB debugging on?
I have bricked my asus slider and i would like to enter ADB but the driver installation fails.
Thanks
Fhurzel
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Try to install the proper driver softwares using pc and must be download them from your handsets forum...
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Try to install the proper driver softwares using pc and must be download them from your handsets forum...
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You will know if its installed properly if your device shows up in device manager in your computers properties. As well as showing up in devices if you do ADB Devices.
Yes, of course...
smshibly said:
Try to install the proper driver softwares using pc and must be download them from your handsets forum...
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The drivers won't install. Tried all sorts of drivers, the pc detects it as mtp but then fails to install a driver for the slider.
Thanks
Fhurzel