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Here's a short guide on connecting Android to Windows via ADB. If you can't connect a device to a Windows computer using the ADB protocol, then I recommend installing Koush's Universal ADB Drivers.

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Simply download Minimal Fastboot and install it.

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The biggest advantage of Minimal ADB: You get an ADB driver package, along with the tools required for connecting your device to a Windows computer. I should note that Fastboot requires a special bootloader in order to work, which some unmodified Android devices do not receive access to. It’s easier and less prone to error than using the whole SDK, which is a fairly large download.

Minimal ADB and Fastboot allows users to employ ADB commands and Fastboot, without downloading the Android Software Development Kit (SDK), which contains a lot of tools you don't need. The easiest method to access ADB: the Minimal ADB and Fastboot installable tool. Other software tools include Minimal Fastboot and Koush’s Universal ADB Drivers. Then there's Samsung's Kies toolkit option. Nexus devices receive access to several different variations, like WugFresh (no longer available). Recovery toolkits range from manufacturer to manufacturer.

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How to Use a Software Recovery Toolkit and Other Options? On Motorola phones, the volume up button selects an option and the volume down button scrolls through the options. Generally speaking, if you’ve modified your system, perform the factory reset from the custom recovery ( what’s a custom recovery?).Īlso keep in mind that the volume keys don't always function as directional keys. However, if you’ve installed a custom ROM, exercise the utmost caution in whether or not you use the Recovery or bootloader to initiate the factory reset process. It should reboot and begin a long re-initialization process. Select Factory Reset using your volume keys to scroll and power button to select an option. The device then initiates a restoration of its original factory-new state. Note: Some manufacturers use the volume up button, instead of volume down.Īgain, these environments differ from manufacturer to manufacturer, but most include all the same basic features. Then while holding power and volume down, wait until the device vibrates softly and enters into the Android bootloader (or recovery). Next, press and hold power and volume down. The most common way is to turn the device off.

Unbootable Scenario #4: System does not boot and displays an error message on a black screen īefore repairing the issue, we need to explain the various tools and tricks at the Android user’s disposal:įactory Reset an Unbootable Android Device.

Unbootable Scenario #3: Boot screen continually displays, system freezes or constantly reboots.

Unbootable Scenario #2: Charging light turns on, detected after plugging into desktop or laptop, no Android boot screen.

Unbootable Scenario #1: No charging light, not warm after charging, not detected after plugging into a desktop or laptop computer, no Android boot screen.

Does the Android device do anything out of the ordinary? And what did the user do to the device prior to boot failure? The answer to both questions can solve, or explain, boot failure.įour common categories of unbootable device exist: When an Android smartphone or tablet stops booting, there are two questions that you need to ask yourself: Is the fault hardware or software related (for simplicity I lump software and firmware into the same category)?Ī successful diagnosis requires observation. A deep-discharged battery may require overnight charging.

If an improper or damaged charging apparatus is used, the user's device may not charge and will only appear to be broken.

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Unfortunately, you need the custom recovery in order to perform a full backup over your operating system.Ĭhange charger and cable: Everyone should use a power source and USB cable that they know works and which supplies the necessary amperage. But the bootloader works fine if you're just performing a factory reset. I recommend that everyone who installs a custom ROM also install the recovery (why you need a custom recovery). Some additional concerns: You probably don't have access to a custom recovery, like TWRP or ClockWorkMod ( what's a custom recovery?), it's just a modified version of a standard recovery environment. I address both of these issues separately, really under " Unbootable Scenario #3" and the Minimal Fastboot and ADB program, under " What are the Android Tools for Recovery?". The second: The phone suffers from a failed Over-the-Air (OTA) update, which induced a boot loop. The reader asking the question suffers from two separate issues: The first is that Windows fails to recognize the phone using Android Debug Bridge (ADB) drivers.