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im not getting the new hardware found so i can install the usb driver
jad011 said:
im not getting the new hardware found so i can install the usb driver
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what version of windows are you using and what sdk version are you installing?
some of mine did not auto install either .. so I right clicked on my "safely remove hardware" icon. Then I located the one that has my phone recognized and the click on properties and then click the driver tab and you can update the driver and then search for the driver in the location you have it in.
Right click My Computer, Properties, Device Manager, Find the one that is your phone, update drivers, manually search for drivers, locate the drivers on your hdd.
If you have windows, you will need these drivers to use ADB or Fastboot with your Nexus 4. The long method of getting this is downloading the SDK and running it. I have extracted the drivers and put it into a rar file for easy use.
Follow these steps if you haven't plugged your phone into your computer before.
1. Download the file.
2. Extra the files into a folder.
3. Plug your phone in.
4. When prompted, select "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer", NOT "browse for driver software on your computer".
5. Then you have to select "have disk" and then point to where you extracted the drivers (the usb_driver folder) to install the drivers.
If you already installed other drivers and they don't work for you. Download the drivers below and follow these steps:
1. Enable USB Debugging on your phone.
2. Plug your phone into your computer.
3. Go to Device Manager on your computer and locate your device. It will either be under "Android Devices" or "Other Devices" depending whether drivers have been installed or not.
4. Right click on your phone and select "Uninstall."
5. In the box that appears, check the option to "Delete the driver software for this device" then proceed.
6. When that is done, go back to Device Manager and refresh.
7. Locate your phone and right click to select "Update Driver Software."
8. When prompted, select "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer", NOT "browse for driver software on your computer".
9. Then you have to select "have disk" and then point to where you extracted the drivers (the usb_driver folder) to install the drivers.
10. Unplug your phone and restart your computer.
11. Plug it back in and everything should work.
Download link:
http://www.mediafire.com/?8xb50uktar8096i
Thanks to efrant for clarifying exactly how to manually select your drivers.
I would suggest everyone download Android SDK.
You have a Nexus device right?
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Some people may not want that, or want to have the drivers on their other computer. I for one like having the drivers, I only download the platform-tools folder instead of the whole sdk.
So, thanks OP.
OK... I DL the SDK I'm on win and it says it can't find java even after I DL from java. Any ideas?
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ijip said:
OK... I DL the SDK I'm on win and it says it can't find java even after I DL from java. Any ideas?
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This thread is for Nexus 4 drivers, not the SDK.
Ask your question in the Q&A section.
theexel said:
Some people may not want that, or want to have the drivers on their other computer. I for one like having the drivers, I only download the platform-tools folder instead of the whole sdk.
So, thanks OP.
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Yep, I never needed the whole SDK before. I only download the platform tools too.
Have any other ADB drivers installed? Because then you need to uninstall those:
Go into command prompt and write:
set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1
start devmgmt.msc
Delete all devices including driver software in the "Android Device" section.
Then reinstall the Nexus 4 drivers.
If that still doesn't work, update the driver when connected with usb debugging on and manually add by rightclicking the device, click update driver software, then the "Browse my computer for driver software", then "Let me pick from a list..." then "Show all devices" and then Have disk.
Then you simply point to the driver and select the "Android ADB Interface" (Or something like that) it also has driver for bootloader and composite, bootloader is for fastboot, can't remember what composite is for, but you shouldn't use those.
the stuff from Fisker didn't did it for me
the driver is installed and the device is in debug mode,
but i can't see in adb devices,
any idea?
qvert said:
the stuff from Fisker didn't did it for me
the driver is installed and the device is in debug mode,
but i can't see in adb devices,
any idea?
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Go to Device Manager on your PC. If debug mode is enabled, you should see your device listed as an Android phone or something of the sort. If it has a yellow exclamation mark or some sort of symbol next to it, then that means the drivers aren't properly installed. Assuming that is the case, follow FISKER_Q's directions:
Right clicking the device, click update driver software, then the "Browse my computer for driver software." Select the usb_driver folder that you extracted and you should be good to go.
Subbed to refer to later when i have the N4
Sent from my Nexus S
jark99 said:
Subbed to refer to later when i have the N4
Sent from my Nexus S
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This thread is also in the Misc section of the reference guide in case you can't find it later
I did the same thing and I cant get adb to see my device however fastboot will =/
Shambala001 said:
I did the same thing and I cant get adb to see my device however fastboot will =/
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Did you enable debugging on your phone yet?
If not, go to Settings > About phone, then tap on "Build Number" 7 times. Go back to settings and you will see developer options. Go in there to enable USB debugging.
Having the same issue. Fastboot works fine, however I am unable to use ADB (device not listed, however is recognized in device manager without any issues). I have tried uninstalling the drivers, but it re-installs them automatically when I plug the phone back in. Debug mode is enabled.
Edit: Fixed by uninstalling the drivers through the SDK manager, then uninstalling and checking the box to delete the driver software in device manager. Re-installed using instructions and now it works in ADB.
Nitemare3219 said:
Having the same issue. Fastboot works fine, however I am unable to use ADB (device not listed, however is recognized in device manager without any issues). I have tried uninstalling the drivers, but it re-installs them automatically when I plug the phone back in. Debug mode is enabled.
Edit: Fixed by uninstalling the drivers through the SDK manager, then uninstalling and checking the box to delete the driver software in device manager. Re-installed using instructions and now it works in ADB.
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Glad you got it figured out. :good:
I have exactly the same problem and its driving me nuts! I can't get adb to work. Any suggestions? Did you restart during the whole process?
Of course i tried this:
"Having the same issue. Fastboot works fine, however I am unable to use ADB (device not listed, however is recognized in device manager without any issues). I have tried uninstalling the drivers, but it re-installs them automatically when I plug the phone back in. Debug mode is enabled.
Edit: Fixed by uninstalling the drivers through the SDK manager, then uninstalling and checking the box to delete the driver software in device manager. Re-installed using instructions and now it works in ADB."
Fastboot does not work either.
Letitflow said:
I have exactly the same problem and its driving me nuts! I can't get adb to work. Any suggestions? Did you restart during the whole process?
Of course i tried this:
"Having the same issue. Fastboot works fine, however I am unable to use ADB (device not listed, however is recognized in device manager without any issues). I have tried uninstalling the drivers, but it re-installs them automatically when I plug the phone back in. Debug mode is enabled.
Edit: Fixed by uninstalling the drivers through the SDK manager, then uninstalling and checking the box to delete the driver software in device manager. Re-installed using instructions and now it works in ADB."
Fastboot does not work either.
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Try leaving the phone plug in. Go to Device Manager. Find the ADB drivers and uninstall it. While in Device Manager, have it scan for new changes. You should see your phone appear. Right click it and manually install the drivers.
Letitflow said:
I have exactly the same problem and its driving me nuts! I can't get adb to work. Any suggestions? Did you restart during the whole process?
Of course i tried this:
"Having the same issue. Fastboot works fine, however I am unable to use ADB (device not listed, however is recognized in device manager without any issues). I have tried uninstalling the drivers, but it re-installs them automatically when I plug the phone back in. Debug mode is enabled.
Edit: Fixed by uninstalling the drivers through the SDK manager, then uninstalling and checking the box to delete the driver software in device manager. Re-installed using instructions and now it works in ADB."
Fastboot does not work either.
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Same here. I'm running windows 7 and it doesn't matter what drivers I try, ADB doesn't list any devices first time I've ever had this issue.
IAMLordspeed said:
Same here. I'm running windows 7 and it doesn't matter what drivers I try, ADB doesn't list any devices first time I've ever had this issue.
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Make sure USB Debugging is enabled through Developer Options on your phone. Once done, plug the phone into your computer. Go to Device Manager on your computer. You should either see something listed under Android Devices or Other Devices. If you see something under Android Devices, uninstall it. If you see it under Other Devices, right click it and browse to manually install the drivers. Select the folder that has the drivers in my original post.
Stryder5 said:
Make sure USB Debugging is enabled through Developer Options on your phone. Once done, plug the phone into your computer. Go to Device Manager on your computer. You should either see something listed under Android Devices or Other Devices. If you see something under Android Devices, uninstall it. If you see it under Other Devices, right click it and browse to manually install the drivers. Select the folder that has the drivers in my original post.
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I had to put a check in the box next to "Delete the driver software for this device" to get this to work. Otherwise Device Manager will keep detecting the old drivers.
This has been tested by a few individuals.
Full credit goes to hetaldp:
Here is SPC / MSL Reading Method - No Root was required - No Activation is Required
Install BMP Drivers Attached here
Dial ##SERIAL#
Properly Select Modem Driver via Poiting Directory to C:\Program Files\HTC\HTC BMP USB Driver\HtcUsbMdmV32
One Installed
Start HTC-One-MSl.exe (Required Microsoft .Net 2.0)
Select Proper Modem Port and Hit READ
viola your MSL is there
This Method dont Requires ROOT at all
Please Hit Thanks Button
Read more: http://www.cricketusers.com/cdma-htc-one/63236-%5Bguide%5D-sprint-htc-one-obtain-msl-spc-no-root-no-activation-required.html#ixzz2Rl551UPq
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The information is quoted and the download is available at the link on the bottom. Keeping the downloads there so hetaldp can receive his thanks.
EDIT: The site does not require you to login to download files now.
Removed per op request
^Thanks!
Your post did lead me to discover that attachments were not downloadable previously without logging in. FiXeD!
Are the links available or dead?
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http://www.cricketusers.com/cdma-ht...oot-no-activation-required.html#ixzz2Rl551UPq
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chrisngrod said:
http://www.cricketusers.com/cdma-ht...oot-no-activation-required.html#ixzz2Rl551UPq
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Looks like he removed the attached files thank I need 9k modem driver
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There are two valid attachments there. That's not it?
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chrisngrod said:
There are two valid attachments there. That's not it?
Sent from my HTC One using Tapatalk 2
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For some reason I couldn't use the web browser I had to the tapatalk app and they showed up..?
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When i try this, it wont install the driver. Well it does, but then when i type in ##serial# it searches for the driver and cant find it. Then i manually point it to the driver and it says "no drivers found for this device"
For those having issues installing the driver, the below worked for me.
1. Open Device Manager from the control panel.
2. Put your phone into serial mode so that the computer tries to load the HTC Modem Drivers.
3. Right click on HTC Modem and select properties
4. Click the "Update Driver" button
5. Select "Browse my computer for driver software" option
6. Select "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer" (VERY IMPORTANT, Don't use the browse button here)
7. Select "Show All Devices" from the list and click "Next"
8. Select "Have Disk" Button
9. Now click "Browse" Button and browse to were you extracted the above files....and find the HtcUsbMdmV64.inf file.
10. Select it and select Open.
11. Click OK.
12. In the window you should see HTC USB Modem, Select it and click "Next"
13. Select "Yes" should you get a popup
Driver will install and you should be good to go!!!
JoshHuman said:
For those having issues installing the driver, the below worked for me.
1. Open Device Manager from the control panel.
2. Put your phone into serial mode so that the computer tries to load the HTC Modem Drivers.
3. Right click on HTC Modem and select properties
4. Click the "Update Driver" button
5. Select "Browse my computer for driver software" option
6. Select "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer" (VERY IMPORTANT, Don't use the browse button here)
7. Select "Show All Devices" from the list and click "Next"
8. Select "Have Disk" Button
9. Now click "Browse" Button and browse to were you extracted the above files....and find the HtcUsbMdmV64.inf file.
10. Select it and select Open.
11. Click OK.
12. In the window you should see HTC USB Modem, Select it and click "Next"
13. Select "Yes" should you get a popup
Driver will install and you should be good to go!!!
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Thank you so much! worked like a charm.
thank you works for me
-i attach the result i got and work on ##778#
solnoy said:
thank you works for me
-i attach the result i got and work on ##778#
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You have a link for this?
Sent from my aluminum T.A.R.D.I.S!
JoshHuman said:
For those having issues installing the driver, the below worked for me.
1. Open Device Manager from the control panel.
2. Put your phone into serial mode so that the computer tries to load the HTC Modem Drivers.
3. Right click on HTC Modem and select properties
4. Click the "Update Driver" button
5. Select "Browse my computer for driver software" option
6. Select "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer" (VERY IMPORTANT, Don't use the browse button here)
7. Select "Show All Devices" from the list and click "Next"
8. Select "Have Disk" Button
9. Now click "Browse" Button and browse to were you extracted the above files....and find the HtcUsbMdmV64.inf file.
10. Select it and select Open.
11. Click OK.
12. In the window you should see HTC USB Modem, Select it and click "Next"
13. Select "Yes" should you get a popup
Driver will install and you should be good to go!!!
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I got up until ""find the HtcUsbMdmV64.inf file. The file that I downloaded was a windows installer file. Where do I find the file your referring too?
EDIT: Figured it out. Thanks for the instructions.
silly question what will this do?
Paleryder said:
silly question what will this do?
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Change PRLs (preferred roaming list), access other radio settings, place the device on another carrier, backup radio settings (IMEI), etc.
Some may be able to call Sprint and get it, but you most likely won't be able to if you're not a customer of theirs . Even if you are... Some just don't like calling.
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This absolutely wouldn't work on my desktop PC.
Windows 7 64-bit
Did the EXACT same thing on my laptop, also a Win7 64-bit system and it went off without a hitch.
Silly computer boxes and their finicky nature.
I am using Win7 64 too.
It works for me.
Please note the location of the driver (inf file).
felacio said:
This absolutely wouldn't work on my desktop PC.
Windows 7 64-bit
Did the EXACT same thing on my laptop, also a Win7 64-bit system and it went off without a hitch.
Silly computer boxes and their finicky nature.
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felacio said:
This absolutely wouldn't work on my desktop PC.
Windows 7 64-bit
Did the EXACT same thing on my laptop, also a Win7 64-bit system and it went off without a hitch.
Silly computer boxes and their finicky nature.
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Don't you love technology?
All things aside, it turned out that all the drivers I needed were already installed from rooting the One, so this was a big help. Thanks much!
How do you put your phone in serial mode?
I was in the process of rooting my phone, and while in recovery i accidentally wiped everything after i did a back up. Now when i try and reboot the phone it tells me there is no OS to reboot to. I tried downloading a stock rom to adb push into the phone but my computer wont even recognize it from the command prompt. Im kind of stuck now and dont know what to do can anybody please tell me if i have any other options??
Sounds like a driver issue try this
On your PC go to device manager and find your phone(usually M7WLS), right click and select properties
Select the driver tab
Select update driver
Select browse my comp
Let me pick
Look for ADB USB device or similar should be one of the first couple choices
Select MyHTC install and you should be good
Latest drivers are here
http://d-h.st/FXC
koshinobi said:
I was in the process of rooting my phone, and while in recovery i accidentally wiped everything after i did a back up. Now when i try and reboot the phone it tells me there is no OS to reboot to. I tried downloading a stock rom to adb push into the phone but my computer wont even recognize it from the command prompt. Im kind of stuck now and dont know what to do can anybody please tell me if i have any other options??
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Which recovery are you using?
EDIT: Sorry I didn't fully read the title. Did you try sideloading the ROM. Here is a link on how this is done.
http://teamw.in/ADBSideload
bigdaddy619 said:
Sounds like a driver issue try this
On your PC go to device manager and find your phone(usually M7WLS), right click and select properties
Select the driver tab
Select update driver
Select browse my comp
Let me pick
Look for ADB USB device or similar should be one of the first couple choices
Select MyHTC install and you should be good
Latest drivers are here
http://d-h.st/FXC
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i just tried doing that but there was no option for a "adb usb device" i installed all the latest drivers and still nothing
Hi guys,
Sorry for my bad english but i have this problem
When i connect my Moto X to my computer Motorola device manager don't detect my phone and when i check on Device Manager of windows, show me this
I reainstalled Motorola Device Manager but that is still not working, please guys help me...
My only advice is to do yourself a favour and go buy a copy of windows 7.
Life will be much better overall after.
Sent from my Moto X cell phone telephone.....
AxelGom said:
Hi guys,
Sorry for my bad english but i have this problem
When i connect my Moto X to my computer Motorola device manager don't detect my phone and when i check on Device Manager of windows, show me this
I reainstalled Motorola Device Manager but that is still not working, please guys help me...
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I got mine working with the following steps, but I had it working on Win8 before updating to 8.1 so it may or may not work for you:
Right click the xt1058 option that shows it has a problem
Select update driver software
Select browse my computer
Select "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer"
Select ADB interface and hit next
Select Mot Composite ADB interface and click next
After that I was able to get it to connect with mtp, get fastboot responses, and use the adb commands again properly
It works like a charm!
kasouti said:
I got mine working with the following steps, but I had it working on Win8 before updating to 8.1 so it may or may not work for you:
Right click the xt1058 option that shows it has a problem
Select update driver software
Select browse my computer
Select "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer"
Select ADB interface and hit next
Select Mot Composite ADB interface and click next
After that I was able to get it to connect with mtp, get fastboot responses, and use the adb commands again properly
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Thanks! solve my problem...
Emerson4br said:
Thanks! solve my problem...
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kasouti said:
I got mine working with the following steps, but I had it working on Win8 before updating to 8.1 so it may or may not work for you:
Right click the xt1058 option that shows it has a problem
Select update driver software
Select browse my computer
Select "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer"
Select ADB interface and hit next
Select Mot Composite ADB interface and click next
After that I was able to get it to connect with mtp, get fastboot responses, and use the adb commands again properly
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I have that same problem with mine BQ EDISON 2 QUADCORE... I will try that way too... tell you guys later...
kasouti said:
I got mine working with the following steps, but I had it working on Win8 before updating to 8.1 so it may or may not work for you:
Right click the xt1058 option that shows it has a problem
Select update driver software
Select browse my computer
Select "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer"
Select ADB interface and hit next
Select Mot Composite ADB interface and click next
After that I was able to get it to connect with mtp, get fastboot responses, and use the adb commands again properly
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TY SO MUCH, WAS LOOKING FOR FIX FOR HOURS. I didnt notice that option at the bottom im so stupid..
How to get MTP and PTP working
I know this is an old thread. But after an hour of research I figured out the real problem.
You simply can't install the MTP or PTP driver properly because you may have Windows 8.1 Pro N
N is a special version used in Europe where there is no media player and software around it installed to give 3rd party media players a chance.
Howerver, to solve the problem and get the phone found you have to install the device drivers AND the Media Feature Pack for N and KN versions of Windows 8.1 .
I'm sorry. I would post the direct link to the microsoft download site. But I have never posted in this forum till now and so I'm not allowed to post outside links yet.
But if you copy & paste the following in google you'll be fine and find it in no time: Media Feature Pack for N and KN versions of Windows 8.1
After you have installed it and rebooted your system the drivers are found and you can see your phone (or camera) in the device manager.
Hope that helps some ppl.