fastboot doesn't see my phone when it's in download mode... - Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

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I have Android Studio installed, and installed the USB drivers from Samsung's site.
On the phone (SM-J337P) I have enabled USB debugging and granted my PC access. I have also enabled OEM Unlocking.
adb works fine:
Code:
C:\Users\Stretch\Desktop> adb devices
List of devices attached
52004c578d1c16cd device
C:\Users\Stretch\Desktop>
I can easily but the phone into download mode by holding Vol-, Power, and Home. Once I have the phone in download mode, fastboot cannot see it:
Code:
C:\Users\Stretch\Desktop> fastboot devices
C:\Users\Stretch\Desktop>
When the phone is in download mode, Windows' Device Manager lists it under USB devices as "SAMSUNG Mobile USB CDC Composite Device"
If I try to update the drivers and select The Google USB Driver (from Android Studio) or the driver I downloaded from Samsung is says I already have the latest version.
How should I proceed to troubleshoot this and get fastboot to recognize the phone?

UPDATE: Never mind. I was in Odin mode, not Download mode. There is no download mode on this phone. I'm a moron.

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It seems that my computer isn't detecting my phone in download mode is there any drivers I can install
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