If you’ve ever done anything related to root or modding your Android device, you have probably heard of ADB and Fastboot stuff. Both the t...
If you’ve ever done anything related to root or modding your
Android device, you have probably heard of ADB and Fastboot stuff. Both the
tools are used to send terminal commands to an Android device from a
PC command line.
What’s ADB? ADB stands for Android Debug Bridge. It
works when the device is powered on and booted into OS or
Recovery. The tool helps in sending basic Linux commands, and a
variety Android specific commands from PC to connected Android devices.
What’s Fastboot? Fastboot is a more powerful tool
than ADB and it works only in bootloader/fastboot mode. It allows you to
re-flash system partitions on your Android device and requires a device
with an unlocked bootloader. It’s particularly useful when you want to update
your device manually or in a rare situation when you accidentally soft-brick
your device and need to install a clean stock system image.
HOW TO SETUP ADB AND FASTBOOT IN 15 SECONDS
Download 15 seconds ADB Installer 1.4.3 If the link doesn’t work well, try ADB
installer v1.3 instead.
- Download
the adb-setup-1.4.3.exe file from the download link
above.
- Double-click/Run
the adb-setup-1.4.3.exe file.
- You
will see a command prompt window with blue background. Say YES
to all the prompts on this screen.
└ To say YES, just type Y and hit enter.
Once ADB, Fastboot and Drivers are installed, the setup
window will automatically close and you’ll have a working ADB and Fastboot
setup throughout your system. Enjoy!
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