How to install an ADB driver in Windows 10?

How to install an ADB driver in Windows 10? You can find out by reading this page today. People who are familiar with and use the Android Debugging Bridge (ADB) introduced to you already know the benefits that can be gained from it. This feature allows them to easily load apps that you do not have available in the Google Play Store. For example, they can use ADB to record their phone screen through your computer and use it later. And basically, ADB is a command-line tool that allows users to easily control an Android device from the back of their Windows PC.

And if you are still wondering what to do to add it to your computer, you have come to the right place and you have already found the answer! In this article, we are going to teach you how to easily and quickly install Android Debugging Bridge for Windows 10 PC. Remember that if you want to get bonus tips that will enhance your user experience, make sure you read this article!

How to install an Android debugging bridge for Windows 10 PC?

In general, you should carefully read and follow the steps below to easily install ADB on your computer:

  1. First, make sure that you have ADB drivers already installed on your computer.

  2. If not, download the ADB driver file from our website.

  3. Then enable USB debugging on your Android device.

  4. Open Device Manager and easily install the ADB drivers there.

 

Below are detailed instructions to make it even easier for you. We hope you follow them carefully so that you can set up ADB correctly on your computer.

Step 1: Check if you already have ADB drivers installed on your computer

Before you do anything, make sure your computer already has ADB drivers installed. Then test through Chrome to see if your Android device can identify and communicate with the software that is already installed on your computer. To do it right for you, follow the steps below one by one:

First, connect your Android device to your computer using a USB cable.

   Once the Android device is connected, open Google Chrome.

   In the URL bar of Google Chrome, type "chrome: // Insp" (no quotes), then press Enter.

If this test fails, we can verify that the ADB driver is not installed on your computer. Or, if you see the name of your Android device after this test, it means that you already have an ADB driver on your computer and you do not need to reinstall it.

Step 2: Get the ADB driver file from us

Of course, before you can add the ADB driver that makes this task easier on your computer, you must first obtain the installation file that we provide on this page. Normally, the manufacturer of your Android device will provide the ADB driver file or you can get it from us.

Step 3: Enable USB debugging on your device now

After you download the ADB driver file as mentioned above, the first thing you need to do is enable the USB debugging process on your Android device. Especially you can enjoy the full potential of ADB provided here only when the USB debugging function is activated properly. Here are the steps:

Note: By default, the USB debugging option is hidden for your Android 4.2 and later, you should be aware of this.

 Right now open the settings on your Android device.

Then scroll down, then tap on or about the phone you see.                                               Then you have to tap the build number of your phone seven times to enable the developer options.

Remember to activate the toggle at the top while doing this.

Then enable USB debugging.

Once done, connect your Android device to your computer via USB. Also on your Android device, "Allow USB debugging?" You will see a    message saying What you should do. Select the box next to the 'Always allow on this computer option, then tap to confirm.

Step 4: Open Device Manager on your phone and install ADB drivers

You can open the Phone Device Manager to install ADB drivers on your phone. In this article, we are going to use Google Nexus 7 for you for your own convenience as the steps are very similar for all other Android devices where you can do this easily. Once you are ready, follow the instructions below one by one:

First, connect your Android device to your computer via USB.                                             Here you can easily open the Run dialogue box by pressing the Windows key R on your keyboard.

Then type in "devmgmt. MSC" (no quotes), then press Enter. This should bring the Device Manager to you.

Right-click on it, then select Properties from the options that come to you. If you have not installed the drivers properly, you will see a yellow warning icon next to your Android device.

You can immediately go to the Drivers tab and click on the Update driver that you see.

After doing so a new window will pop up. There you will see this Select the 'Browse my computer for driver software option.

Finish it and then browse to find you previously downloaded ADB driver file. Then select the box next to Insert it, then you click Next. When all this is done the Device Manager will automatically install ADB on your computer.