ADB.exe - Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Sorry for the noob question but when I download the latests SDK there is no ADB.exe file in the tools directory anymore.
How do I start ADB with the latest SDK release?

hav0c said:
Sorry for the noob question but when I download the latests SDK there is no ADB.exe file in the tools directory anymore.
How do I start ADB with the latest SDK release?
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What are your folders once extracted? It will be in one of them!

do you mean it was there an now its gone??
also have you hooked up phone(charge only) to usb, opened command prompt and type adb devices to see if adb starts? cause it may just be placed in different folder in sdk. think it does in new sdk but can't remember which folder doh .

This is the content of my tools folder:
Code:
cat ls.txt
android
ant
apkbuilder
ddms
dmtracedump
draw9patch
emulator
etc1tool
hierarchyviewer
hprof-conv
layoutopt
lib
ls.txt
mksdcard
monkeyrunner
NOTICE.txt
proguard
source.properties
sqlite3
traceview
zipalign
(Same content in my SDK folder in Windows. No ADB.exe..)

have you try to run adb in cmd.exe ?
have a look in platform-tools folder it were im finding adb but im on linux mint right now but should be same

I don't have that folder.
If I download the SDK (zip) from http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html adb.exe is not in it..
Is that the same for you guys?

hav0c said:
I don't have that folder.
If I download the SDK (zip) from http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html adb.exe is not in it..
Is that the same for you guys?
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no thats were i downloaded from, both windows and linux hold on il go into windows an have a look but have you try running adb you can only start it in command prompt (cmd.exe) if your using windows xp. just right click in any windows from menu choose command prompt,plug phone to usb,make sure you have usb debugging on in phone(setting>application >development) and then type adb devices and see itf adb starts for you.
try doing this.

yeah its in platform-tools folder and you can find this in the main folder of the android-sdk-windows folder
check it out it there

Platform-tools doesn't come with the sdk by default if I recall correctly. You need to run the sdk manager and select it as an optional component to download. I'm a long way from my computer right now so I can't double check for you sorry.
Sent from my performance enhanced Desire HD.

dr.m0x said:
Platform-tools doesn't come with the sdk by default if I recall correctly. You need to run the sdk manager and select it as an optional component to download. I'm a long way from my computer right now so I can't double check for you sorry.
Sent from my performance enhanced Desire HD.
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I do believe your correct.
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dr.m0x said:
Platform-tools doesn't come with the sdk by default if I recall correctly. You need to run the sdk manager and select it as an optional component to download. I'm a long way from my computer right now so I can't double check for you sorry.
Sent from my performance enhanced Desire HD.
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lol prob why can't find it

It's not there (even after update all)
Thanks anyway..

Looks like it's all change since the version I downloaded when I got my Hero last year.
Taken from the SDK Readme in the latest SDK download, confirming what has been said above:
Welcome to the Android SDK!
The Android SDK archive now only contains the tools. It no longer comes
populated with a specific Android platform or Google add-on. Instead you
use the SDK Manager to install or update SDK components such as platforms,
tools, add-ons, and documentation.
In order to start developing applications, you must install at least one
version of the Android platform using the SDK Manager.
This requires an Internet connection, so if you plan to use the SDK
offline, please make sure to download the necessary components while online.
To start the SDK Manager, please execute the program "SDK Setup.exe".
From the command-line you can also directly trigger an update by
executing:
tools\android.bat update sdk
For more information, please consult the Android web site at
http://developer.android.com
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hav0c said:
Sorry for the noob question but when I download the latests SDK there is no ADB.exe file in the tools directory anymore.
How do I start ADB with the latest SDK release?
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there is a adb_blabla.txt file with tells you how you can find adb.exe

aivilon said:
there is a adb_blabla.txt file with tells you how you can find adb.exe
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I reckon he's probably worked that out in the last nine months
//sent from my Desire HD using Tapatalk; all errors entirely intentional.

Is someone going to just solve the mystery?
Lots of talk
So bottom line, will someone just solve the mystery.
1) If it is installed with SDK where is it and why does search not find it.
2) If it is NOT installed where do we get it.
Thanks

paulckruger said:
Lots of talk
So bottom line, will someone just solve the mystery.
1) If it is installed with SDK where is it and why does search not find it.
2) If it is NOT installed where do we get it.
Thanks
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You have to install platform tools from "sdk manager.exe".....adb will be under the platform-tools folder after that
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paulckruger said:
Lots of talk
So bottom line, will someone just solve the mystery.
1) If it is installed with SDK where is it and why does search not find it.
2) If it is NOT installed where do we get it.
Thanks
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Don't search for it. Go to the directory and look for it. Windows search is a joke

zelendel said:
Don't search for it. Go to the directory and look for it. Windows search is a joke
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I have done that as well and find to trace of that file? I use a third party search which is better than windows search...does not exist c:/android/***** which is the install directory for the SDK.
Again...if it is not there where do I get it?

paulckruger said:
I have done that as well and find to trace of that file? I use a third party search which is better than windows search...does not exist c:/android/***** which is the install directory for the SDK.
Again...if it is not there where do I get it?
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As already stated, it is not installed with the SDK by default. In the tools folder there's a text file called "adb_has_moved.txt" which tells you that you need to launch the SDK and install "Android SDK Platform-tools" to get it. Like chrisz5z said.

Related

Installed Android SDK, wont work!

Can anyone help? Ive installed the SDK, ive installed the Java stuff, but when I try to open the SDK Manager it opens and closes instantly. I try running through command line and nothing happens.
Am I missing something? On 32 bit windows XP
Assuming you have admin rights on the machine...
Have you tried installing to a different location - like the root of C:
When you d/l the files, did you click properties, and in the bottom of the pane, did it indicate the files were blocked and did you unblock them?
Have you tried uninstalling the current, d/l them again and reinstalling?
Not sure how much this will help, but when I tried running SDK I ended up finding out after doing lots of research, getting some help and everything that it wasn't working properly because I downloaded the wrong version for my PC. Be sure you downloaded the correct SDK for your PC because that will play a big role in the program running correctly.
Re: Installed Android SDK, wont work!
If you used the exe then you need to run your advanced commands from "platform-tools" not the normal "tools" folder. You will see adb files in the currect folder.
/programfiles/android-adk-windows/platform-tools
It will me something like that
I'm not at the point where I can run advanced commands, I can't get the application to open AT ALL so I can't even download any versions of the Android OS etc.
DroidHam said:
but when I try to open the SDK Manager it opens and closes instantly.
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...be more specific.
when you try to open the SDK manager, I assume you mean in Eclipse?
are you following these directions?
http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing.html
Im not using Eclipse, I just want to open the Android Emulator. I had done this before in windows without much hassle but now I cant get it to open
DroidHam said:
Im not using Eclipse, I just want to open the Android Emulator. I had done this before in windows without much hassle but now I cant get it to open
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well you have to use eclipse to create an AVD (android virtual device).
Just follow the directions On the link I gave you. once you got eclipse all set up.
[[ this is the eclipse i'm running 3.6.1 classic: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/do....6.1-201009090800/eclipse-SDK-3.6.1-win32.zip ]]
Click on WINDOW->Android SDK and AVD Manager.
Create a New AVD. Give it a name (something simple, short, all lowercase is best. I named the latest one gingerbread) and select the target (api version)
set an SD card, resolution, etc...etc....
once its created, you have to launch emulator from a command prompt and the AVD switch to specify an android virtual device.
in dos, navigate to the SDK\tools directory, and run
emulator -avd gingerbread
or whatever you named your avd. got it?
ill give it a shot, thanks

Android-SDK?

Ok, long story short... I had to completely wipe/format my hard drive on my computer so I lost ever single thing I had.
I completely forgot everything I needed to install for my phone as far as things like ADB. I think it was Android-SDK but I really can't remember.
Can someone help get me going in the right direction again? Many [email protected]@!!
Yeah, you need the android sdk. If all you're after is adb, then I'm sure someone around here has posted a download link to just those files. If you can't find them, then download the sdk and use the sdk manager to download and install the platform tools. For a full install of the sdk with Eclipse and ADT, you'll need to consult Google's install docs on the android developer site.
myersn024 said:
Yeah, you need the android sdk. If all you're after is adb, then I'm sure someone around here has posted a download link to just those files. If you can't find them, then download the sdk and use the sdk manager to download and install the platform tools. For a full install of the sdk with Eclipse and ADT, you'll need to consult Google's install docs on the android developer site.
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See, I can't remember what I had.
I know it was an android-sdk folder with a few sub-folders like tools in it. I had to browse to that directory when I pushed something via ADB.
So I guess I just need to find and install the android-sdk? I'm not even sure what Eclipse and ADT is..
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Download the sdk. Adb was moved to the platform-tools folder, so you can run your adb from there, or move it to the tools folder.
Thank you!
I appreciate the help guys
Rippley05 said:
Thank you!
I appreciate the help guys
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You're welcome.
teh roxxorz said:
You're welcome.
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I hope I'm doing it right. I unzipped the folder, clicked on tools and read where it said adb was moved. Then I clicked on the android guy (sdk and avd manager) and now it is installing a messload of stuff.
After it's done, I should be able to use ADB but instead of going to c:\android-sdk-windows\tools\ like I used to do, I'll have to change the "tools" to platform-tools correct?
EDIT: I feel liek it is downloading a lot of stuff I don't need =p
Rippley05 said:
I hope I'm doing it right. I unzipped the folder, clicked on tools and read where it said adb was moved. Then I clicked on the android guy (sdk and avd manager) and now it is installing a messload of stuff.
After it's done, I should be able to use ADB but instead of going to c:\android-sdk-windows\tools\ like I used to do, I'll have to change the "tools" to platform-tools correct?
EDIT: I feel liek it is downloading a lot of stuff I don't need =p
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That is correct, and I also just rename the folder to android, cuz typing all that is a pain.
And you can do that, or copy the adb items from platform-tools into the tool folder itself; tis what I did.
Alright, Windows 7 is different and kinda irritating.
All the SDK stuff went into a folder "downloads" and I let everything install, but I can't seem to find it when I run the command prompt. It was much easier in Windows XP.
If anyone is using windows 7 , could you give me the commands you use to get to the directory. I get an invalid path no matter what I type.
Should I move the SDK folders out of my downloads folder and put them on my desktop?
I put it on the root of C. Then I run cd C:\android-sdk\platform-tools. I think you need HTC sync installed as well.
Rippley05 said:
If anyone is using windows 7 , could you give me the commands you use to get to the directory. I get an invalid path no matter what I type.
Should I move the SDK folders out of my downloads folder and put them on my desktop?
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Its easier from the desktop
OK I'll install HTC sync. That should still be on my phones SDcard right?
The problem is, I don't know what commands to enter in the command prompt to get to the different directories on my computer. If I move it to the desktop, what commands will get me there?
dglowe343 said:
I put it on the root of C. Then I run cd C:\android-sdk\platform-tools. I think you need HTC sync installed as well.
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You don't need htc sync, just the hboot drivers.
Rippley05 said:
OK I'll install HTC sync. That should still be on my phones SDcard right?
The problem is, I don't know what commands to enter in the command prompt to get to the different directories on my computer. If I move it to the desktop, what commands will get me there?
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the commands would be:
cd desktop/android/tools
1. change android to whatever you named your sdk folder
2. change tools to wherever your adb is located.
Names are case sensitive
teh roxxorz said:
the commands would be:
cd desktop/android/tools
1. change android to whatever you named your sdk folder
2. change tools to wherever your adb is located.
Names are case sensitive
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Sweet I got it!
I tried to do a ADB remount and got AdbWinApi.dll is missing from my computer. I don't have my phone hooked up tho so could that be it?
Rippley05 said:
Sweet I got it!
I tried to do a ADB remount and got AdbWinApi.dll is missing from my computer. I don't have my phone hooked up tho so could that be it?
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No prob. If you got that error, you missed it from copying the files; just double check that its there in the folder.
teh roxxorz said:
No prob. If you got that error, you missed it from copying the files; just double check that its there in the folder.
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Ahh ok, I just moved it and it started but said device not found. I assume that IS because my phone isn't connected.
One more quick question and I promise I'll leave u alone. Whenever I push something with adb I always close the box and just unhook my phone. Is that the right method? Because I see adb is still running on my pc until I end the process with my task manager.
Rippley05 said:
Ahh ok, I just moved it and it started but said device not found. I assume that IS because my phone isn't connected.
One more quick question and I promise I'll leave u alone. Whenever I push something with adb I always close the box and just unhook my phone. Is that the right method? Because I see adb is still running on my pc until I end the process with my task manager.
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Naw you're fine; yea, it;ll show device not connected if you have nothing connected. I personally leave it open in the command prompt after opening it just in case I go back to it. It'll close once you close command prompt.
Sweet. Thanks again Rox.
I've has that stuff installed since I first got my Hero... been a long time since I had to mess with it..

[Q] setting up adb

I've been wanting to set up adb for a while, but just don't know how to do it. There are numerous guides, and each say different things generally. Things that hold me back from setting up are:
1) does it make a difference what guide I use if I'm already a root user? *Cause I am.
2) when I run cmd as administrator, I get C:\Windows\system32 instead of just C:\
3) I don't know whether my computer is 32 bit or 64 bit.
4) Which are the right files I need in order to do this?
Could someone please point me in the right direction? My computer runs windows vista.
Just put the sdk on your c drive and rename the sdk folder to android-sdk-windows
Now don't run cmd as administrator, just type this in standard command prompt.
cd c:/android-sdk-windows/tools
and you should be able to use adb. Make sure debugging is checked in settings on your phone. You will find it in manage apps/development.
If that doesn't work maybe this will help.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=694250
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=879701
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Also make sure that your tools folder has the adb.exe file in it or you are going to get a
"adb shell not recognized as an internal or external batch command" took me about 20 minutes of.retyping adb shell to figure it out haha..
The reason i say that is because if you have a fresh dl of SDK within the last.couple of weeks then the adb.exe file has been moved and is no longer in your tools folder.
As for the command prompt. Open cmd then type
Cd/
Will take you straight to your C: directory if your not sure where to go from there type "dir" then cd to whatever folder your sdk is in
or type "cd(space).." like "cd .." Then do it again however many times you need to until it backs you all the way down to the c:
Click start and right click on computer then click properties, it will tell you there if your 64 or 32 bit.
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Thanks guys for the help. Sorry, but I'm not sure where to get the sdk, is this it: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html ?
Also, what drivers do I need to install on my phone?
guih said:
Thanks guys for the help. Sorry, but I'm not sure where to get the sdk, is this it: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html ?
Also, what drivers do I need to install on my phone?
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If you check that first link I posted above it has everything you're about to ask lol. Go to control panel on ur comp, navigate to system, and it will tell you if your machine is 32 or 64bit.
And yes that's the sdk. I'd download the first zip in the post and extract it to your c drive.
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Moving adb to the /tools folder from /platform-tools will will Bork some other features of the sdk.
lol sorry man what threw me off is the "installing drivers" thing. Ok, do I also need to download that installer file as well or do I just take the sdk and extract it to the C drive? I'm sorry for these noob questions, I just don't want to mess up anything.
Don't worry about the questions. That's what we're here for. Yes, extract it to your C: drive. Adb is located in the platform-tools folder.
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guih said:
lol sorry man what threw me off is the "installing drivers" thing. Ok, do I also need to download that installer file as well or do I just take the sdk and extract it to the C drive? I'm sorry for these noob questions, I just don't want to mess up anything.
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Its cool were just trying not to confuse you as much, maybe a video will help...or not lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6K1XLmafPc&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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I have a tools folder and a platform folder.. I'm guessing I use the tools folder?
guih said:
I've been wanting to set up adb for a while, but just don't know how to do it. There are numerous guides, and each say different things generally. Things that hold me back from setting up are:
1) does it make a difference what guide I use if I'm already a root user? *Cause I am.
2) when I run cmd as administrator, I get C:\Windows\system32 instead of just C:\
3) I don't know whether my computer is 32 bit or 64 bit.
4) Which are the right files I need in order to do this?
Could someone please point me in the right direction? My computer runs windows vista.
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1). It doesn't really matter what guide you use, just as long as they give you correct directions.
2) Press the windows key (between Ctrl & Alt) and type "cmd" then press enter. Then once you're in command prompt, just type "CD\"
3) Right click "My Computer" then go to properties. Look for system type, and it'll tell you whether you're 32-bit or 64-bit. I believe most people have 32-bit.
4) All you need is this file.
guih said:
I have a tools folder and a platform folder.. I'm guessing I use the tools folder?
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No, run the SDK Manager to get the platform-tools folder.
EDIT:
The SDK Manager is located in the folder that you extracted and probably renamed. For instance, mine is located here C:\AndroidSDK\SDK Manager.exe (If you can't locate it, let me know).
After you run the SDK Manager you only need the Android SDK platform-tools, revision 5 package
(Sorry about the double post)
dirkyd3rk said:
Its cool were just trying not to confuse you as much, maybe a video will help...or not lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6K1XLmafPc&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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so far this video is helping me incredibly! lol
guih said:
so far this video is helping me incredibly! lol
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WOW! I must've looked over that post. That's a good video. Well, good luck.
I'm waiting for the platform-tools to download... in the video the guys moves all that is in platform-tools into his tools folder. Should I do that, though someone mentioned it could bork something?
guih said:
I'm waiting for the platform-tools to download... in the video the guys moves all that is in platform-tools into his tools folder. Should I do that, though someone mentioned it could bork something?
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Follow the video young Jedi.....
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oh my god...IT WORKS. THANK YOU EVERYONE SO MUCH FOR EVERYTHING!
guih said:
oh my god...IT WORKS. THANK YOU EVERYONE SO MUCH FOR EVERYTHING!
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You're welcome. Congrats. Have fun! LOL
guih said:
oh my god...IT WORKS. THANK YOU EVERYONE SO MUCH FOR EVERYTHING!
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No problem man. May the force be with you......lol
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guih said:
...Should I do that, though someone mentioned it could bork something?
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If adb is the only tool you are going to use in the SDK you don't have to worry about it. If you do ever use another tool and you get an error about adb not present in the /platform-tools folder you can always just move it back.

[Q] Download android sdk's platform-tools

Hi all, I had to reinstall the android
sdk during the upgrade to windows
8 but now I can't download the
platform-tools.
All what I can see when I open the
sdk manager is this (I'm connected
to network but there aren't
packages to download):
forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1443514&d=1351616322
Do you know how can I solve that?
Thanks in advance
Regards
Elia
Sdk manager should work on Windows 8. Using it on mine. Maybe reinstalling the whole thing?
Hazou said:
Sdk manager should work on Windows 8. Using it on mine. Maybe reinstalling the whole thing?
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Already tried but didn't work.. I will try again this evening. Can you send me the platform-tools folder in a zip? Just in case it won't work.
elia222 said:
Already tried but didn't work.. I will try again this evening. Can you send me the platform-tools folder in a zip? Just in case it won't work.
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Do you have Java SE Development Kit(JDK) installed ?
optimusodd said:
Do you have Java SE Development Kit(JDK) installed ?
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Yes, I have. And I've also already installed the usb adb drivers.
elia222 said:
Yes, I have. And I've also already installed the usb adb drivers.
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Have you tried a clean install ?Uninstalling the existing one and reinstall it again.
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
optimusodd said:
Have you tried a clean install ?Uninstalling the existing one and reinstall it again.
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
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Yes, and tried with both the .exe and the .zip methods.
Maybe this evening around midnight GMT+1 i can get you a zip file. but cant help you earlier i think. Maybe someone with windows 7 and all files can send u them, before me. As far as i know they are almost or exactly the same.
Hazou
Here you go.Hope this helps.
optimusodd said:
Here you go.Hope this helps.
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Thanks a lot! Now I can use adb and fastboot :good:
However I still can't figure out why I can't find any package with the sdk manager
elia222 said:
Thanks a lot! Now I can use adb and fastboot :good:
However I still can't figure out why I can't find any package with the sdk manager
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You are most welcome.
Uhmm,are connected to the internet ?
Also make sure that your firewall,antivirus or anyother security software is not interfering/conflicting.Disable them before running the installer.
Run SDK Manager as an Administrator(Right Click on SDK Manager>select run as an Administrator).
Hope this helps.Good luck.
optimusodd said:
You are most welcome.
Uhmm,are connected to the internet ?
Also make sure that your firewall,antivirus or anyother security software is not interfering/conflicting.Disable them before running the installer.
Run SDK Manager as an Administrator(Right Click on SDK Manager>select run as an Administrator).
Hope this helps.Good luck.
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Yes, I'm connected
I will try again this evening, at least now I can use adb :laugh:
Got this same problem here.
I'm using Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2013.
To be able to install plataform-tools from SDK Manager, disable your anti-virus (in my case: Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2013) and run SDK Manager (no need to run in Administrator mode). Every package will show properly on your screen and you'll be able to install them.
I'm also having problems accessing fastboot in Windows 8...
usaff22 said:
I'm also having problems accessing fastboot in Windows 8...
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# 11
Platforms tool zip is attached in #9.
Hope this helps.
optimusodd said:
# 11
Platforms tool zip is attached in #9.
Hope this helps.
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Is it different to the SDK? I already have the SDK, wondering if it's just a duplicate.
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usaff22 said:
Is it different to the SDK? I already have the SDK, wondering if it's just a duplicate.
Sent from my locked, tampered ville
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It's just the platform-tools folder present in the sdk, nothing different from the official one
Yesterday I've tried again and now the sdk manager works! Although I haven't done anything to make it work :silly:
usaff22 said:
Is it different to the SDK? I already have the SDK, wondering if it's just a duplicate.Sent from my locked, tampered ville
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That's platform tools folder.Do you have platform-tools folder inside android-sdk folder ?(C:\Android\android-sdk)
You said you were having problems accessing fastboot in Windows 8.In case of elia222,he was unable to download the platform-tools.Are you facing the same problem ?
optimusodd said:
That's platform tools folder.Do you have platform-tools folder inside android-sdk folder ?(C:\Android\android-sdk)
You said you were having problems accessing fastboot in Windows 8.In case of elia222,he was unable to download the platform-tools.Are you facing the same problem ?
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No, I'm able to access and download platform-tools, however unable to connect to the device. Both my One S, my brother's Sensation and my Wildfire won't connect.
usaff22 said:
No, I'm able to access and download platform-tools, however unable to connect to the device. Both my One S, my brother's Sensation and my Wildfire won't connect.
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Disable your firewall,antivirus or anyother security software before running the installer.
Also,run SDK Manager as an Administrator(Right Click on SDK Manager>select run as an Administrator).

Fastboot not found

So i am running android 7.1.1 beta program and i want to flash the stable version. I have installed adb and fastboot , adb is found but fastboot not. Im doing this with nexus root toolkit. Any help?
Try using the Android SDK. Download Android SDK and open the SDK Manager. Download Android SDK Platform-tools from there, when that is finished go to the folder "platform-tools" and inside there you find both adb.exe and fastboot.exe.
https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html#downloads
File: tools_r25.2.3-windows.zip
sprremix said:
Try using the Android SDK. Download Android SDK and open the SDK Manager. Download Android SDK Platform-tools from there, when that is finished go to the folder "platform-tools" and inside there you find both adb.exe and fastboot.exe.
https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html#downloads
File: tools_r25.2.3-windows.zip
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not working :"
aWpTiger said:
not working :"
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what is not working? Try to be more specific if you want to be helped.
sprremix said:
what is not working? Try to be more specific if you want to be helped.
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i solved it , thanks

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