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Forgot about that.All you really need for ADB is the ADB file. The sdk is good if you're doing more with Android, but not necessary.
This is how I setup ADB. Make a folder on your C drive & place the ADB file in that folder. Right click on my computer for properties & go to system variables. Set ADB as a path. Then plug in your phone & install any drivers. Making sure USB debugging is enabled in developer settings, open command prompt and type "ADB devices". It should now show your device connected
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Thanks CJM for the info. I am working on setting it up per your instructions. This is a little over my head, but I am learning.All you really need for ADB is the ADB file. The sdk is good if you're doing more with Android, but not necessary.
This is how I setup ADB. Make a folder on your C drive & place the ADB file in that folder. Right click on my computer for properties & go to system variables. Set ADB as a path. Then plug in your phone & install any drivers. Making sure USB debugging is enabled in developer settings, open command prompt and type "ADB devices". It should now show your device connected
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Working on it. Back in a few. Thanks.Once you're that far, we'll keep going.
- Download the attached ADB_Files.zip.
- Create a new folder in root of C. ADB is the easiest to remember
- Extract the files to ADB
- Plug in your phone with a USB cable. Make sure USB Debugging is enabled
- Open a new CMD screen (Win key + R, type in CMD)
- Change the working directory to C:\ADB ( CD C:\ADB)
- Type in ADB version, what displays? I see Android Debug Version XXX
Android Debug Bridge version 1.0.32Once you're that far, we'll keep going.
- Download the attached ADB_Files.zip.
- Create a new folder in root of C. ADB is the easiest to remember
- Extract the files to ADB
- Plug in your phone with a USB cable. Make sure USB Debugging is enabled
- Open a new CMD screen (Win key + R, type in CMD)
- Change the working directory to C:\ADB ( CD C:\ADB)
- Type in ADB version, what displays? I see Android Debug Version XXX