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[Q] Noob trying to update to OTA 4.0.4 with GN Stock CDMA

First things first. Im a NOOB, got it. I really want to update to 4.0.4 but haven't been able to acomplish via the posts in the developer forums. I so far have downloaded and installed the GN toolkit, and been able to unlock the bootloader. I have tried to boot to CWM Recovery w/o perm flashing it, to install the update, but I can't get it to work, it just hangs. I don't want to root but I tried that as well via the GN toolkit, it fails out as well. I just want to install the Stock 4.0.4. and relock my bootloader, being back to totally stock, w/the most upto date firmware. PLEASE HELP

1. Go to settings -> about phone -> update (I think, my rom has this feature removed) to get the official OTA from Verizon.
2. If you want to use CWM, you will have to permanently flash it over.
3. If an OTA image is available, you could use fastboot to write it to the system, just make sure you backup everything to a second location as it will often wipe your SD.

flashing CWM is very easy.
download the image for the TORO (galaxy nexus CDMA) version of the nexus from http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager
once its downloaded, make sure you are able to use fastboot (should be in the folder for the tool kit)
open a command promt, navigate to the toolkit folder which should have fastboot.exe then type:
fastboot flash recovery cwm-recovery-image-name
let it finish then boot into recovery. this will allow you to flash the 4.0.4 rom.
there is no reason to relock the bootloader and as soon as you boot up, stock recovery will place it self back on the phone since you're not going to root.

Tubes6al4v said:
1. Go to settings -> about phone -> update (I think, my rom has this feature removed) to get the official OTA from Verizon.
2. If you want to use CWM, you will have to permanently flash it over.
3. If an OTA image is available, you could use fastboot to write it to the system, just make sure you backup everything to a second location as it will often wipe your SD.
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Sadly it isn't truely available OTA. These fourms seem to be the only way it is availble. GN toolkit says it can "boot to CWM Revoery withou Permanently flashing it" but like I said it hangs up on me everytime no matter if I try the standard or the touch version.

Zepius said:
flashing CWM is very easy.
download the image for the TORO (galaxy nexus CDMA) version of the nexus from .....(EDIT)
once its downloaded, make sure you are able to use fastboot (should be in the folder for the tool kit)
open a command promt, navigate to the toolkit folder which should have fastboot.exe then type:
fastboot flash recovery cwm-recovery-image-name
let it finish then boot into recovery. this will allow you to flash the 4.0.4 rom.
there is no reason to relock the bootloader and as soon as you boot up, stock recovery will place it self back on the phone since you're not going to root.
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the GN toolkit has the disc image file "recovery-cwm-5.5.0.4-toro-lte"
what do you mean when you say make sure I can use fast boot. in the folder I found a application that is named "fastboot-toolkit", but when I click it it opens then closes before I can do anything with it.
also typing in the run box, I'm also not having anyluck, can you be more specific as to what you mean, I tried typing in "fastboot flash recovery cwm-recovery-image-name", and "fastboot flash recovery-cwm-5.5.0.4-toro-lte" because I thought that is the name of the file Im tring to flash, correct?
Is there no way to apply this via the stock recovery?

langman21 said:
the GN toolkit has the disc image file "recovery-cwm-5.5.0.4-toro-lte"
what do you mean when you say make sure I can use fast boot. in the folder I found a application that is named "fastboot-toolkit", but when I click it it opens then closes before I can do anything with it.
also typing in the run box, I'm also not having anyluck, can you be more specific as to what you mean, I tried typing in "fastboot flash recovery cwm-recovery-image-name", and "fastboot flash recovery-cwm-5.5.0.4-toro-lte" because I thought that is the name of the file Im tring to flash, correct?
Is there no way to apply this via the stock recovery?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=20632492&postcount=3'
read this post. it should help you get fastboot setup correctly.
and no, there is no way to apply 4.0.4 via stock recovery that i know of.

Status Update....Phone is unlocked, and connected to Computer via USB Debugging is activatied. It is in Fastboot mode, and I have rebooted and went through the initial setup.
I just installed Java Development Kit because it was "required" for the Android SDK tools install which i am setting up now. This is taking a while....
I have copied the fastboot-windows file into the Android platform-tools folder...

in command prompt I get 'fastboot-windows.exe' is not a recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file

looks like I dont need the .exe, it brought up the a bunch of command options...now what?

okay looks like I got fastboot working, and went back into GN Toolkit and flashed CMW recovery. I was able to boot CWM recovery....now where do I save the update so I can find it? I now have the option to choose zip from SDcard.

langman21 said:
okay looks like I got fastboot working, and went back into GN Toolkit and flashed CMW recovery. I was able to boot CWM recovery....now where do I save the update so I can find it? I now have the option to choose zip from SDcard.
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you'll want to move the .zip file of the 4.0.4 update to anywhere on the SDcard. basically anywhere you'd download something to from your browser on the phone.
once its there, you'll want to make a backup just in case.
once the backup is complete, you should be able to then install from that zip file and be ok.

[Q]Galaxy Nexus Brick

Hi all
I have a galaxy nexus GSM, today i do a big big bull****.
I have brick my galaxy nexus.
If i turn on i show the 1 pc and 1 phone with the yellow triangle in the middle.
Odin view the phone, but when i flash a package stops at "NAND Write Start!".
I have already buy a JIG from amazon.
Can you help me?
The phone does not go in download, recovery ecc... nothing.
Please!! Help ME!
Thanks for all

I thanked you by mistake Hehe, well its easy, go fastboot and flash stock google image vía odin.. Thats it...
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But when i turn on the phone...it's not possibile to go in fastboot
Volume + volume - turn on, does not work...
Before i use odin, fastboot not worked, when i flash the error is "too many link".
Before i nave partition sd card with cwm
Can you explain me better how TO do this?
I don't have a big experience.
Thanks a lot!!
Sent from my GT-S5570 using XDA

M.CoLo said:
But when i turn on the phone...it's not possibile to go in fastboot
Volume + volume - turn on, does not work...
Before i use odin, fastboot not worked, when i flash the error is "too many link".
Before i nave partition sd card with cwm
Can you explain me better how TO do this?
I don't have a big experience.
Thanks a lot!!
Sent from my GT-S5570 using XDA
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You need to install the sdk tools and platform-tools from here http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html install it. See that the fastboot-drivers are correctly installed. Connect your phone (in usb-debugging mode) with the computer with the usb cable. Open cmd and type adb devices, you should see the phone with your serial number. Than type adb reboot-bootloader and you`ll come in fastboot mode. If that`s ok you can flash a google factory image. If you can get out of this mess i advice you to read up and learn some stuff about rooting, flashing etc. Better not do that without even the basic knowledge, and stay away from Odin with this phone!

Just Remove the battery for about 10 minutes, then put the battery back on and go fastboot v+ v- power, get a new cable and use another usb port in your computer to prevent futures failures with odin, in the mean time download the google factory image for your phone, gsm if your phone is gsm these are maguro builds or cdma if your phone its cdma these are toro builds
Thats it
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium

thanks for all.
I had flash rom, root etc, but i don't have deep knowledge.
Just insert the battery appears this picture :
ttp://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61Ro6yAY1lL.jpg
even if I hold down the buttons to go fastboot.
If i connect the phone to PC, odin see device connect.
Starting flash, but stop at "NAND Write Start!".
I do not know what to do :-/

Thats cool go recovery mode only hold down volume - and power, do no use volume +
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as soon as i insert the battery, I get the photo that I showed.
No recovery, bootloader ecc.
any key combination always takes me there.
I tried using the command adb devices, but I see no phone

Does odin/computer recognice your phone?
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yes, when i insert telephone appears "Added" in Odin.
But the telephone is not in download mode

Ok so Please get this http://dottech.org/tipsntricks/2153...ows-computer-for-use-with-your-android-phone/
In order to be able to send adb commands to your phone, once you can send commands use this command: adb reboot-recovery
so you can flash your stock image vía odin now with your phone in recovery mode
Or you can download the toolkit use this command adb reboot-fastboot
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1392310
And follow this wich its safer
0-put your phone in fastboot and plug to pc and open toolkit
1- Select your phone version
Meaning android gsm or cdma and its 4.0.1 4.0.2 4.0.3 4.0.4. It does not matter if it custom rom just matter if cdma or gsm and what version of android
2-install drivers if you dont have or if the toolkit does not recognice your phone in the list of attached files
3-once done with recognition use option 8 (donwload/extract/flash google factory inage)
4-Select 1 then if you are gsm go for 5 IMM76I for others get the lastest
5-after that go to the directory you installed the toolkit default is c:\Galaxy Nexus toolkit, open that folder and inside theres another folder called put_google_factory_image_here so the google file you just downloaded put it there, close that Windows and then back to toolkit use option 2 flash google factory image (dont not unzip the downloaded file)
Thats pretty much it
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yes, adb worked on my pc I used it before this problem.
But now there are no device connected even if I have the phone connected and turn on.
I have already install the Toolkit, i use this to unlock bootloader
If i use adb or fastbook, with the toolkit or without, i receive "device not found"
Thanks

use odin and flash phone and pda but at seperate times...

Thanks, sorry but where i find phone and pda for my galaxy nexus?
I'm don't have deep knowledge to use odin.
Sorry
Thanks

Try this, open toolkit and uninstall drivers, then disconnect the phone and install drivers again, connect the phone when promted, once you pc recognice the phone again use the adb command to go fastboot with adb reboot-fastboot once in fastboot well go to stock following toolkit option 8 procedure
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People please stop telling him to Fastboot, he clearly cannot get the device to that point. ODIN is your only bet, use the PDA from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1394051

I tried now but stop at "<ID:0/003> NAND Write Start!!".
I do not know if it helps, but I had Android 4.0.3
Thanks

i have try different times, two pc and different cable.
But flash stuck at "<ID:0/003> NAND Write Start!!".
I had use the option "partition sd card" in cwm, can be a problem?
I have already flashed file pit
Thanks

fast boot error need help

I used galaxy toolkit install touch screen CWM, then log into CWM install su.zip and reboot system, next time I log in CWM, i see a X mark on android robot stomach. then I tried to flash CWM again using galaxy toolkit, now i get error code on fastboot 'FASTBOOT STATUS- download 0058d000'.
what went wrong?

citrix80 said:
I used galaxy toolkit install touch screen CWM, then log into CWM install su.zip and reboot system, next time I log in CWM, i see a X mark on android robot stomach. then I tried to flash CWM again using galaxy toolkit, now i get error code on fastboot 'FASTBOOT STATUS- download 0058d000'.
what went wrong?
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Not sure.
Here are some suggestions:
1) Lose the toolkit and flash things manually -- it is easier to see where things go wrong if you do things step-by-step yourself.
2) Don't use the touch version of CWM -- I've seen issue with it.
I'll gladly guide you though doing it manually if you cannot figure it out.

Use my sig bud.
As far as the error, I'm not sure what that means.
Doesn't seem like a fastboot error...but rather something the toolkit is displaying.
Possibly missing the .img? Try redownloading it.

Jubakuba said:
Use my sig bud.
As far as the error, I'm not sure what that means.
Doesn't seem like a fastboot error...but rather something the toolkit is displaying.
Possibly missing the .img? Try redownloading it.
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no, it on the phone, right on bottom of bootloader screen, not in toolkit.

this is why people shouldn't use toolkits.
try to remove battery for a few mins, plug it back it, 3bc to bootloader.

is teamwork win recovery more reliable than clockwork?
i used galaxy toolket 7 to flash teamwork recovery, i can use it immediately but after reboot, it is gone, display a android robot with ! mark on the head. same with clockwork.
what is command for manually flash recovery? team win and clockwork.

citrix80 said:
is teamwork win recovery more reliable than clockwork?
i used galaxy toolket 7 to flash teamwork recovery, i can use it immediately but after reboot, it is gone, display a android robot with ! mark on the head. same with clockwork.
what is command for manually flash recovery? team win and clockwork.
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It is disappearing because there are two files placed on your system by an OTA update. You need to delete the two files and re-flash your custom recovery. The two files are:
/system/recovery-from-boot.p
/system/etc/install-recovery.sh

efrant said:
It is disappearing because there are two files placed on your system by an OTA update. You need to delete the two files and re-flash your custom recovery. The two files are:
/system/recovery-from-boot.p
/system/etc/install-recovery.sh
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Delete those will cause any problems? or not able to receive future OTA updates?
how to find thos files?

citrix80 said:
Delete those will cause any problems? or not able to receive future OTA updates?
how to find thos files?
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Nope. No problems. Those files don't exist on a stock rom. Ota updates place them there.
Use a file explorer with root access, or via adb.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

efrant said:
Nope. No problems. Those files don't exist on a stock rom. Ota updates place them there.
Use a file explorer with root access, or via adb.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2
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ok. it worked. Thanks.
I also found error code in fastboot is caused by PdaNet, I installed it from rooting guide. I closed the running pdanet then error code went away. don't know why.

citrix80 said:
ok. it worked. Thanks.
I also found error code in fastboot is caused by PdaNet, I installed it from rooting guide. I closed the running pdanet then error code went away. don't know why.
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This is why I always recommend to uninstall all old drivers and use 1wayjonny's naked drivers. The are far better than anything else, and you don't have to install third-party software like pdanet just to get drivers.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

Well, here's a suggestion;
Try to stay calm, and not to freak, when freaking, people temt to make things worse, by flashing unneccessary stuff, downloadig programs, etc. ...
Try to flash things manually, first bootloader, radio, boot, system then recovery.
If you still get the error code, try using Odin mode.
Worse-case scenario: You maybe need to JTAG it. But that is only in WORST-CASE!
You could also contact Google, see if they know what to do (Which they probably would, because they wrote the program/s)

efrant said:
This is why I always recommend to uninstall all old drivers and use 1wayjonny's naked drivers. The are far better than anything else, and you don't have to install third-party software like pdanet just to get drivers.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2
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I downloaded 1wayjonny's naked drivers. how to install it?

citrix80 said:
I downloaded 1wayjonny's naked drivers. how to install it?
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The driver has to install twice - once when your device is booted normally, and once when your device is booted in fastboot mode. But before you install, you have to remove the previous drivers, both in fastboot mode and in normal boot.
Uninstall all old drivers
1) Open Device Manager on you PC;
2) Plug your phone to your PC (when your device is booted normally);
3) Make sure that (on your phone), that you have USB Debugging enabled in Settings;
4) Uninstall anything you see in device manager related to Android, by right-clicking on whatever the item is and clicking uninstall;
5) Unplug your phone;
6) Reboot your phone in fastboot mode;
7) Plug your phone to your PC;
8) Uninstall anything you see in device manager related to Android, by right-clicking on whatever the item is and clicking uninstall;
9) Reboot your PC;
Install 1wayjonny's drivers
1) Open Device Manager on you PC;
2) Plug your phone to your PC (when your device is booted normally);
3) Make sure that (on your phone), that you have USB Debugging enabled in Settings;
4) You may see a prompt to install drivers. If you do, select manual install (or whatever the option is called) and navigate to the folder where you extracted 1wayjonny's drivers and select the file (can't remember the name off-hand);
5) Unplug your phone;
6) Reboot your phone in fastboot mode;
7) Plug your phone to your PC;
8) You may see a prompt to install drivers. If you do, select manual install (or whatever the option is called) and navigate to the folder where you extracted 1wayjonny's drivers and select the file (can't remember the name off-hand);
9) Reboot your PC.

Think I hard bricked my GNEX

I was trying to install a new rom but I wanted to reformat my sdcard first. I planned on reformatting, mounting the sdcard so my pc would pick it up, moving the rom I chose to the freshly formatted sdcard, then flashing the rom. I started by doing a full wipe of everything, then wiped the internal sdcard. The problem is when I try to mount the sdcard to transfer files nothing happens. I tried doing a restore using odin but it gets stuck at setup connection. Is there anything else I can do or is it completely bricked?

chaotic646 said:
I was trying to install a new rom but I wanted to reformat my sdcard first. I planned on reformatting, mounting the sdcard so my pc would pick it up, moving the rom I chose to the freshly formatted sdcard, then flashing the rom. I started by doing a full wipe of everything, then wiped the internal sdcard. The problem is when I try to mount the sdcard to transfer files nothing happens. I tried doing a restore using odin but it gets stuck at setup connection. Is there anything else I can do or is it completely bricked?
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I'm not the guy who can tell you what you need to do, but I will tell you that I have read other posts by people in your position. There are ways to push the necessary files to your phone, either toolkits or command prompt type setups, sorry but that's all I have. Google is your friend though. Galaxy Nexus toolkit, start with that, it's around here somewhere
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

You cannot mount the sd on the gnex through recovery. There is no SD to mount.
To move a file to your phone you must push it with adb
adb push nameofzip /storage/sdcard0
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El Daddy said:
You cannot mount the sd on the gnex through recovery. There is no SD to mount.
To move a file to your phone you must push it with adb
adb push nameofzip /storage/sdcard0
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Since there's no rom on my phone, would I need to be in recovery or bootloader to do that?
ADB wont even open up. This sucks.

chaotic646 said:
Since there's no rom on my phone, would I need to be in recovery or bootloader to do that?
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Yes, you do that on recovery mode.
Swyped on my Galaxy Nexus running AOKP with Franco Kernel, overclocked to 1.4GHz

chaotic646 said:
Since there's no rom on my phone, would I need to be in recovery or bootloader to do that?
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do it in recovery.

chaotic646 said:
Since there's no rom on my phone, would I need to be in recovery or bootloader to do that?
ADB wont even open up. This sucks.
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Have you installed adb drivers? You probably should have done this already, unless you used a toolkit to unlock and root...
To install drivers, download the naked driver located here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=20058157&postcount=1
Then, follow this guide to install them correctly.http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=29044502&postcount=735
If they are set up correctly you will be able to push the rom to your internal storage booted in recovery with adb. A list of adb commands is here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1812959
If you aren't comfortable with that I recommend that you flash the stock images to your phone with fastboot following this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
This should be all the info you need. I'll be around to answer questions you may have. Just post them here.
Good Luck.

It fails because it says Im using an insecure bootloader

chaotic646 said:
It fails because it says Im using an insecure bootloader
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What fails and when?

El Daddy said:
What fails and when?
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The Galaxy Nexus Toolkit, which uses adb to push files to the phone. It gets about halfway through the process then fails because it says Im using an insecure bootloader

None of the info I gave you has anything to do with the toolkit. If you want to use it I cannot help you. Sorry. If you want to read my thoughts about toolkits check my sig.
However, If you follow what I posted in post #7 I will help you though the process as long as it takes.

El Daddy said:
None of the info I gave you has anything to do with the toolkit. If you want to use it I cannot help you. Sorry. If you want to read my thoughts about toolkits check my sig.
However, If you follow what I posted in post #7 I will help you though the process as long as it takes.
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I cant follow the guide you linked to install the drivers, because it instructs me to enable usb debugging...I have no rom installed on my phone so I cant enable it.

OK. I'm not sure if you can install the driver without debugging activated. But, I know you can install the fastboot driver when booted in the bootloader because I have done it.
1) Boot into the bootloader. (power + vol. up and down)
2) Connect to your pc
3) Open your device manager and you should see "android 1.0"
4) Right click on that and choose update driver.
5) Choose install from my computer and then install the naked driver.
6) Click done and then it should show Galaxy Nexus Bootloader Interface.
You will now be ready to flash the stock google image. Follow this guide.
You'll be up and running again. You can then flash a custom recovery and ROM if you so choose. OR just roll with stock.

chaotic646 said:
I was trying to install a new rom but I wanted to reformat my sdcard first. I planned on reformatting, mounting the sdcard so my pc would pick it up, moving the rom I chose to the freshly formatted sdcard, then flashing the rom. I started by doing a full wipe of everything, then wiped the internal sdcard. The problem is when I try to mount the sdcard to transfer files nothing happens. I tried doing a restore using odin but it gets stuck at setup connection. Is there anything else I can do or is it completely bricked?
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Use Odin bro...its in the forum
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Dafuqq guys. The easiest way is flashing the stock fastboot images from google. Just flash them.in fastboot.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

I'd stick with el daddy. .he seems to be directing you in a way that gets you away from that stupid kit and you're learning the proper way.. .with adb. Next time something happens you'll be far better off.

I got it situated and fixed with a different toolkit but I appreciate all the help. I couldnt get it going with adb, everytime I would try to open adb in command prompt it would open for a split second then crash. The toolkit I used uses the adb on my pc though and it worked just fine.

chaotic646 said:
I got it situated and fixed with a different toolkit but I appreciate all the help. I couldnt get it going with adb, everytime I would try to open adb in command prompt it would open for a split second then crash. The toolkit I used uses the adb on my pc though and it worked just fine.
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Because you're not supposed to open up adb by double clicking on it.
You're supposed to navigate to the location where it is using CMD and do commands from there.

chaotic646 said:
I got it situated and fixed with a different toolkit but I appreciate all the help. I couldnt get it going with adb, everytime I would try to open adb in command prompt it would open for a split second then crash. The toolkit I used uses the adb on my pc though and it worked just fine.
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Go to the directory where you have adb.exe
Shift+Right Click the blank space (Don't click any files)
Click Open Command Prompt Here
Now you can use all the adb commands there.
Good luck

El Daddy said:
OK. I'm not sure if you can install the driver without debugging activated. But, I know you can install the fastboot driver when booted in the bootloader because I have done it.
1) Boot into the bootloader. (power + vol. up and down)
2) Connect to your pc
3) Open your device manager and you should see "android 1.0"
4) Right click on that and choose update driver.
5) Choose install from my computer and then install the naked driver.
6) Click done and then it should show Galaxy Nexus Bootloader Interface.
You will now be ready to flash the stock google image. Follow this guide.
You'll be up and running again. You can then flash a custom recovery and ROM if you so choose. OR just roll with stock.
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You are a very patient person. I hope you help me when I get in a jam. You make these forums what they are - awesome. Thanks.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

[Q] MTP USB driver installation failed

Hi all,
I have a problem with my galaxy nexus. Last week, I tried to install Cyanogenmod. First I downloaded cm-10.1.2-maguro.zip and save in /. After that I wipe my stock ROM. Unfortunately after wiping my zip file also gone. Now the problem is i can enter recovery mode with TWRP 2.6. When I connect my phone with recovery mode, in my PC(Windows 7 64 bits) device manager, MTP USB device is failed. So I can't see the drive letter of my phone in my computer. When I connect without battery, OMPA 4440 driver installation is failed.
Is there a way to install Cyanogenmod in my phone?
PS. After buying galaxy nexus i just use as a normal user.

Adb push ROM/gapps and flash via recovery, if you don't know Google it.. Or fastboot the factory image, if you don't know how read efrants sticky that's in the general section
PS- after "fixing" your phone read and understand how to flash ROMs before trying again
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 4

Khizar said:
Adb push ROM/gapps and flash via recovery, if you don't know Google it.. Or fastboot the factory image, if you don't know how read efrants sticky that's in the general section
PS- after "fixing" your phone read and understand how to flash ROMs before trying again
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Thanks Khizar.
I already solved, now I successful installed CM10.1.2. I used adb push romname.zip /sdcard/