Step 9: Install Universal ADB Drivers, and reboot. Please carefully select the empty row as shown in screenshot. Note: You must not highlight any existing path as it’ll replace the existing path with the new one and your windows or program might run into a trouble. Step 7: Click on “Browse” button and select the location you extracted the above zip file.
Step 6: Hightlight “Path” variable and click on “Edit” button. Step 5: Click on “Environmental Variables” button. Step 3: Write click on “My Computer” on desktop and click on “Properties”. Installing ADB and fastboot on Windows System-Wide If developer option is not showing go to “Settings > About” and Tap 7 times on “Build Number” this will enable “Developer Option”. To do so go to “Settings > Developer Options” and check “USB Debugging” option. Note: To use ADB command you must enable “USB Debugging” option on your device. If the command executes successfully it’ll show your device in list under “ List of device Attached”. Step 4: To make sure ADB and fastboot commands are executing, run the following command after connecting your android device adb devices Note: You can also open command prompt (cmd) in the folder by opening folder which you extracted and pressing “Shift+Mouse Right Click” and clicking “Open command window here”. In order to use these tools you have to open command prompt (cmd) and your working directory should be the folder you extracted Step 3: Now that’s the difference b/w this method and system-wide method.
Step 2: Extract zip file and open extracted folder. Step 1: Download platform-tools-latest-windows.zip. I’ll try to cover both topics as clear as possible. There are 2 methods to install ADB and fastboot one is normal in which you have to be in directory of ADB and fastboot to run a command other is installing ADB and fastboot system-wide, which means you can access ADB and fastboot from any directory.
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