How to Install ADB and Fastboot Drivers on Windows 10

If your PC is not recognizing your Android device, it may be due to improper installation of the fastboot drivers. The fastboot driver offers a range of commands for tasks such as unlocking or relocking the bootloader, installing custom recovery, sideloading apps, updating system files, and more. Fastboot drivers allow you to send commands from your PC to the bootloader, enabling you to flash system files.

Similar to ADB (Android Debug Bridge), fastboot is a powerful tool that allows you to modify the Android file system using command prompts on your PC. ADB creates a bridge between your PC and Android device, responsible for sending terminal commands via USB. Before we dive into the installation process, let's take a brief look at the importance of ADB and Fastboot drivers.

What is ADB?

ADB stands for 'Android Debug Bridge' and is responsible for establishing a connection between your Android device and PC. It creates a bridge between the two devices, allowing you to send terminal commands from your PC to your Android phone via USB.

Installing ADB and Fastboot Drivers on Windows 10, 8, 8.1, and 7

To install ADB and Fastboot drivers on your Windows system, follow these steps:

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