Download How to install Android ADB Driver manually USB Driver (official) for Windows

Installing Android ADB (Android Debug Bridge) drivers manually can be a crucial step for developers and tech enthusiasts who want to connect their Android devices to a computer for debugging, rooting, or development purposes. ADB provides a versatile command-line interface that allows you to communicate with an Android device, enabling a range of functions from data transfer to running shell commands. However, getting ADB to recognize your device often requires the correct drivers. This guide will walk you through the manual installation process of Android ADB drivers, ensuring a smooth and successful connection between your Android device and computer. By following these steps, you can overcome common connectivity issues and take full advantage of the powerful features offered by ADB.

How to install Android ADB Driver on Windows

Android ADB Driver can be used to connect the Android to the computer and transfer data between the mobile and the computer.

Step 1 : Download and extract Android ADB Driver (.inf based) (The link is above) on the Computer. If in case, you have already downloaded and extracted the driver, then SKIP this step.

Step 2 : Open Device Manager on the Computer. Press Win + R key from the keyboard and type devmgmt.msc and Click on OK Button:

Step 3 : Once the Device Manager is Launched, Click on the Computer Name (name can vary from the image below):

Step 4 : Click on the Action Menu and Select Add Legacy Hardware option:

Step 5 : Under Add hardware Dialog Box, Click on the Next Button:

Step 6 : Tick on the Install the hardware that I manually select from a list checkbox and Click on the Next Button:

Step 7 : Click on the Next Button:

Step 8 : Then Click on the Have Disk Button:

Step 9 : Click on the Browse Button:

Step 10 : Locate the .inf file from the computer (this file can be found in the extracted driver folder).

Step 11 : Click on the OK Button:

Step 12 : Click on the Next button:

Step 13 : Again Click on the Next button:

Step 14 : Click on the Finish button to complete the installation process (ignore Code 10; it will be gone post restarting the computer).

Step 15 : Your Android driver is listed in the Device Manager.

Step 16 : Now, Restart the Computer. Once the computer is restarted, you can easily connect your Android device to the computer.