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Fastboot devices not showing my device install#
Fastboot devices not showing my device drivers#
Fastboot devices not showing my device update#
Fastboot devices not showing my device driver#
Fastboot devices not showing my device windows 10#

Fix 2: Execute ADB Command from the ‘platform-tools’ Folder

Fastboot devices not showing my device update#

In case you have a very old version of Platform-tools, you should update them. I would recommend you download the latest version of Android SDK Platform Tools zip for Windows directly from Google servers.

Fastboot devices not showing my device driver#

The best and safest source to download the latest ADB and Fastboot driver is Google itself.

Fastboot devices not showing my device drivers#

You must remove and uninstall any such 3rd-party drivers if you have them installed. Moreover, most of such tools are unsafe as they may contain a Trojan virus.

If you have installed Koush’s Universal ADB Drivers, Minimal ADB and Fastboot, 15 seconds ADB Installer, or Minimal ADB Setup, it’s most likely that you have an outdated version of ADB and Fastboot drivers on your Windows PC. Must Read: Use ADB Commands on Android Devices without Root Fix 1: Download Latest SDK Platform Tools Now that we know what could be the reason behind the ‘adb’ is not recognized as an internal or external command error, let’s try to solve the problem. In case you are getting ‘adb or fastboot command not found error’ on Mac, read my tutorial to solve the issue.

In case you are trying to flash an OTA update.zip, a factory image, or a custom recovery image (twrp.img, for instance), make sure you have saved the files to flash in the ‘ platform-tools‘ folder along with ‘adb.exe’, ‘fastboot.exe’, etc.

That’s to say, you haven’t set the correct path under User variables or System variables.

Fastboot devices not showing my device windows 10#

You haven’t set up system-wide ADB and Fastboot on your Windows 10 PC.

If you are trying to run ADB command from a location where ‘adb.exe’ and ‘fastboot.exe’ are not present.

Installing the latest Android SDK Platform-tools on your PC might fix the problem.

You may also get the “ADB command not found” error if you have an outdated version of ADB and Fastboot drivers.

The reality is, you must download and set up the ADB and Fastboot drivers additionally.

Many people think that ADB and Fastboot are present on their Windows PC by default.

So, if you’re getting the “adb is not recognized as an internal or external command” error in the cmd window, it could be due to one of the following reasons. ‘fastboot’ is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

Fastboot devices not showing my device install#

from settings select driver installation, follow driver install prompt, first connect device in normal mode (and unplug/plugin via virtualbox usb devices), then do the same when device is in fastboot mode (might have to select differently named usb device in virtualbox menu this time i.e.ADB : The term ‘adb’ is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program.

download and install latest version and start tool as admin again.

start tool as admin, go to settings and check version.

start image, download miflash unlock tool from homepage and unzip to c:\unlock.

if usb devices are not listed add your linux user to the virtualbox group, reboot system.

reconfigure image (cpus, enable usb 2.0 etc.).

from download win7 32bit + IE11 vm and import into virtualbox.

confirm "adb devices" finds device in normal mode and "fastboot devices" finds device when started in fastboot mode.

install adb and fastboot through package manager.

used a laptop with ubuntu (disco dingo).

I finally managed to work around the problem: In fastboot mode it doesnt show up at all in windows device manager, even though xiaomi driver install recognized that the device was pluggin in in fastboot mode. Running "fastboot.exe devices" from the miunlock folder shows nothing.ĭEBUG : use desp:USB-Verbundgerät instead of SDM660-MTP _SN:D39F743BĭEBUG : use desp:Android Composite ADB Interface instead of ADB InterfaceĪny ideas why the device cant be found in fastboot mode?

However when i got miflash_unlock.exe open and am logged in, connecting my phone in fastboot mode does not make the "unlock" button become available.Īlso my device is not shown as "Android Composite ADB Interface" in windows device manager any longer when connected in fastboot mode. So for me this means that driver installation worked correctly and my device could be seen both in normal and fastboot mode (because it triggered progress in the driver installation). If my device in USB-file sharing mode is connected in windows now, in the device manager i can see "Android Composite ADB Interface" with driver "Xiaomi 16.0.0.0 3". I am trying to unlock the bootloader of my Redmi Note 7 (global).įollowing the docs and tutorials everywhere, i can compelely uninstall all usb drivers, start miflash_unlock.exe, login with my account, then check for driver installation, which asks me to connect my device, which i do, then it asks me to connect my device in fastboot mode, which i do, then it says "drivers installed successfully".