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Trying to sideload, error message. Help!

Says my phone is connected fine and everything, but when I click on install (android central sideloader app) I get this:
adb is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
How do I fix this?

download sdk from google place the apk in the tools folder shift+right click on tools open command prompt.
adb devices (make sure your phone is connected with charge only and debugging on)
adb remount
adb push ./(apk name) (space)/system/app

mudknot2005 said:
download sdk from google place the apk in the tools folder shift+right click on tools open command prompt.
adb devices (make sure your phone is connected with charge only and debugging on)
adb remount
adb push ./(apk name) (space)/system/app
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Can you put that in noob wording? lol

brian85 said:
Can you put that in noob wording? lol
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Download Android SDK from here: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Extract it
Find Tools Folder in SDK Directory - copy/paste apk file in this folder.
click tools folder - press shift + Right to open command prompt
in command prompt type: adb devices then enter (this will make sure your phone is recognized and in the right state so you can continue)
in command prompt type: adb remount then enter (for lack of better terms...this prepares your phone)
in command prompt type: adb push ./(apk name) (space)/system/app then enter (this will transfer the apk to your phone.)
Ok I think that's right...I'm still learning adb and all involved. If I'm wrong, one of you more experienced guys correct me.

the phone also needs to be in charge only and go to settings>applications>debugging, debugging will have to be on.

mudknot2005 said:
the phone also needs to be in charge only and go to settings>applications>debugging, debugging will have to be on.
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Already did that.

brian85 said:
Says my phone is connected fine and everything, but when I click on install (android central sideloader app) I get this:
adb is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
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let me guess: Is the Ac_SWM folder on your desktop?
It needs to be in the root directory of your C: drive since the batch files are looking there.
In other words, it needs to be c:\AC_SWM, not "c:\documents and settings\<yourname>\desktop\ac_swm"

[Q] Almost fixed!

So I'm in a horrible bootloop, but I got my phone recognizing the PB31IMG file, but when I click update, then select reboot, it enters bootloop again..anyone have an idea?
It's an incredible.

Ryanism said:
So I'm in a horrible bootloop, but I got my phone recognizing the PB31IMG file, but when I click update, then select reboot, it enters bootloop again..anyone have an idea?
It's an incredible.
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you did it from recoveryy?
in adition you posted it in A&Q of htc incredible?? i´m sure that in that thread can someone help you.. here are a lot of noob people..

did it there..no responses
No, from hboot. I can't get to recovery.

Ryanism said:
did it there..no responses
No, from hboot. I can't get to recovery.
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if you can enter into bootloader you can enable usb debug yes?
okay you can copy paste another or the same rom to sd card and then flash it via adb.

Never heard of ADB what is it and where can I get it?

And I've added the files with the SD card reader, not sure i'm able to read the phone with it plugged into my comp..

Ryanism said:
And I've added the files with the SD card reader, not sure i'm able to read the phone with it plugged into my comp..
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try it... put your device in the bootloader (hboot) and conect it to your pc if you have installed the htc sync drivers and the pc recognices your device you are able to do usb debug for run adb parameters.
ADB PARAMETERS are part of the software of "sdk" of android (software development kit)
download from here http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
and read about it browsing in google....
sdk runs in a windows CMD
is the only way to restore your device if you can´t enter into recovery menu
later when you read about and how to use adb commands i´ll post here the exact commands that you must to enter for restore your device..
but tomorroww now i´m going to bed here are the 4:08 am

I"m installing it now, thanks so much..hopefully I can figure this out.

So I got to cmd..made it to "adb devices" and it said "list of devices attached", but nothing was listed.

Also, when I type adb devies, I get * daemon started successfully *

Ryanism said:
Also, when I type adb devies, I get * daemon started successfully *
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okay lets go....
if you write in the CMD (in the sdk folder) this:
"adb" (ENTER)
"adb reboot"(ENTER) for example... your device should to reboot... try it and let´s go to flash a rom
EDIT: remember.. for to run any adb comand you must to stay in adb folder..
if i don´t forgot it it´s in "platform-tools" folder of the "sdk file"
in my case:
c:\users\evodroid}cd..
c:\users}cd..
c:\cd sdk
c:\sdk}cd platform-tools
c:\sdk\platform-tools}adb
c:\sdk\platform-tools}adb reboot
daemon sucesfully.....
..... wait... (the device reboots)

OK..wait, I have an androidsdk folder in my C:/..not adb folder..

I'm getting an error: device not found

I put in my root C:/ an adb folder and i also copied its contents to the tools folder in my androidsdk folder as well..

Ryanism said:
OK..wait, I have an androidsdk folder in my C:/..not adb folder..
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adb its the parameter, not a folder..

you must put the sdk folder (the general) into the root of c:\
then browse where you have the adb files (nornally in the sdk--platform-tools)
in this folder you can use adb parameters
when you write "adb" (enter) shows you the all the functions that adb has????
if it happens your sdk its installed well

I believe I did what you wrote and it didn't work. at adb reboot, nothing happened. Doesn't recognize my device.

hi mates!i´m new here and i´m reading about your thread and i had the same problem are you doing it from the bootloader or fastboot?
EDIT: ei sergi.3210!!!!!!!!! are u the same person that the developer roms from htcmania.es?¿?¿?¿?¿?¿? ooohh man you are in the all the sites hahahha
i have your hero rom installed and works great,, and your "serkernel12c" my hero its working at 714 mhz!!!!

spike_14 said:
hi mates!i´m new here and i´m reading about your thread and i had the same problem are you doing it from the bootloader or fastboot?
EDIT: ei sergi.3210!!!!!!!!! are u the same person that the developer roms from htcmania.es?¿?¿?¿?¿?¿? ooohh man you are in the all the sites hahahha
i have your hero rom installed and works great,, and your "serkernel12c" my hero its working at 714 mhz!!!!
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cheers.... yes i am... welcome spike we meet again

Ryanism said:
I believe I did what you wrote and it didn't work. at adb reboot, nothing happened. Doesn't recognize my device.
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are you doing like spike says? from the bootloader or from fastboot? windoze recognizes your device?

[Q] Noob Root Walkthru

I am new to the ASUS family of tablets, and j just can't figure out how to root. I have rooted many tablets and installed custom roms before but the i cannot follow the how tos listed here. For one fastboot doesnt work on my computer. It opens and closes immediately. What i would like is a detailed step by step guide with a trouble shooting guide. I mean now i reading about downgrading, blob files and a few other things i never dealt with on my galaxy. Someone help......would love to root this thing. Email me if u want [email protected]

You need to run fastboot from the DOS Prompt
start run - cmd
then type fastboot command.
I take it you have unlocked your bootloader?

Check this thread, it has videos about rooting and whatnot, hope it helps:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1663244

Northern-Loop said:
You need to run fastboot from the DOS Prompt
start run - cmd
then type fastboot command.
I take it you have unlocked your bootloader?
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Yes, Bootloader is unlocked. Ok, so I tried the flashboot command, so now what? I typed the command from the walkthru "fastboot -i 0x0B05 flash recovery recovery.img " but get an errorcannot load recovery.img. So what am I missing. I have the recovery image on my desktop.....

Put the recovery image in the same folder as your fastboot application and it should work.

xAshxMoneyx said:
Put the recovery image in the same folder as your fastboot application and it should work.
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....what fastboot folder? I installed the ADK per the instructions, I downloaded the root and recovery image. I looked in the system for a fastboot folder and do not see it. Plus when I try to type in the fastboot command now, it says it is not a recognized command. I am sure this is something simple, but I am just not getting it. Is there a more detailed step by step somewhere that will actually walk you thru the steps without assuming you know what they are talking about? I can root my phone, my galaxy tab all day long and install and change ROMS, but this one has me upside down.

When you installed android SDK and ran SDK manager to install the tools, it should create a "platform tools" folder. In that folder you should see "fastboot.exe." Put the recovery image into the same platform tools folder.
Make sure when you run the command that you are in the command prompt, and that you have navigated to the same platform tools folder. It should then recognize the fastboot command and flash your recovery.

xAshxMoneyx said:
When you installed android SDK and ran SDK manager to install the tools, it should create a "platform tools" folder. In that folder you should see "fastboot.exe." Put the recovery image into the same platform tools folder.
Make sure when you run the command that you are in the command prompt, and that you have navigated to the same platform tools folder. It should then recognize the fastboot command and flash your recovery.
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Found the folder and it did have the platform tools in it but Apparently I have forgotten how to navigate in CMD, so I moved the folder to the current location CMD was at. I typed in the command fromt the walkthrough and I get "adbwinapi.dll" is not installed. Not sure if this is progress or not.....so now what.

That file should be in your platform tools folder as well. I think it's a driver issue. Is your tablet showing up in device manager? Does it have a yellow triangle? I'm not really an expert unfortunately, hopefully someone with more knowledge can jump in.

xAshxMoneyx said:
That file should be in your platform tools folder as well. I think it's a driver issue. Is your tablet showing up in device manager? Does it have a yellow triangle? I'm not really an expert unfortunately, hopefully someone with more knowledge can jump in.
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So I think I am going to delete everything and start from scratch. This shouldn't be this difficult. Here we go......

tccc143 said:
So I think I am going to delete everything and start from scratch. This shouldn't be this difficult. Here we go......
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Ok, so reinstalled everything.....did a quick refresher on CMD directions and had it rooted with CWM in 10 minutes. I have been working in Android so long without the use of a PC that I forgot how to use the PC. Thanks for the help....now we wait for some nice roms.

Sweet, glad you got it, I've done this stuff a few times but I always have to refresh myself and take it slow on each different device.

tccc143 said:
Found the folder and it did have the platform tools in it but Apparently I have forgotten how to navigate in CMD, so I moved the folder to the current location CMD was at. I typed in the command fromt the walkthrough and I get "adbwinapi.dll" is not installed. Not sure if this is progress or not.....so now what.
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You should not move the folder. This can cause all kinds of problems. in the cmd prompt just type
cd \folder\folder\etc.
The cd means change directory and you start off with a backslash to set the initial path to the root of your drive. if folder names include spaces then wrap the path with quotes, cd "\folder one\folder two\etc". the prompt should change from C:\windows or whatever to what you typed in.
if you've installed on a drive other than C: then first change to that drive by typing the drive letter followed by a colon, ie D:
Good old DOS will never die.
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Wiped and can't start now (Help)

I used a Super Wipe Full and my new ROM was in the internal storage (Not on SD) So I lost everything plus the new ROM that I should use to install now.
So I have nothing to install on it now. It doesn't start up, the only thing I can do is go at ClockworkMod (Vol+Down) and travel there but doing nothing very useful.
How can I copy and past my ROM to the SD?
From windows.
Thank you, sorry I am dumb, =/

You need to boot to CWM, then connect it to your PC using the charger cable.
Update the drivers to use the NakedDrivers.
Then get a copy of ADB.exe from the android SDK.
Download the ROM you want to flash and put it into the same directory as your ADB.exe file.
Open a command prompt and use the "cd" command to get to the directory with ADB.exe.
Then type this:
adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/
Assuming your ROM is called ROM.zip.
Then you can flash the ROM from CWM.

frederuco said:
You need to boot to CWM, then connect it to your PC using the charger cable.
Update the drivers to use the NakedDrivers.
Then get a copy of ADB.exe from the android SDK.
Download the ROM you want to flash and put it into the same directory as your ADB.exe file.
Open a command prompt and use the "cd" command to get to the directory with ADB.exe.
Then type this:
adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/
Assuming your ROM is called ROM.zip.
Then you can flash the ROM from CWM.
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+1 Been there done that.
D

frederuco said:
You need to boot to CWM, then connect it to your PC using the charger cable.
Update the drivers to use the NakedDrivers.
Then get a copy of ADB.exe from the android SDK.
Download the ROM you want to flash and put it into the same directory as your ADB.exe file.
Open a command prompt and use the "cd" command to get to the directory with ADB.exe.
Then type this:
adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/
Assuming your ROM is called ROM.zip.
Then you can flash the ROM from CWM.
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Thanks, gonna try later and edit here.
Edit. 1
So for Nakeddrivers should I download this one?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1514942
And do what this guy says?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2139767
Thank you.

frederuco said:
You need to boot to CWM, then connect it to your PC using the charger cable.
Update the drivers to use the NakedDrivers.
Then get a copy of ADB.exe from the android SDK.
Download the ROM you want to flash and put it into the same directory as your ADB.exe file.
Open a command prompt and use the "cd" command to get to the directory with ADB.exe.
Then type this:
adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/
Assuming your ROM is called ROM.zip.
Then you can flash the ROM from CWM.
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I got a problem, when I type "adb push "ROM".zip /sdcard/"
It says: (by the first try)
"adb server is out of date. killing...
ADB server didn't ACK
* failed to start daemon *
error:"
(Second and other)
"adb server is out of date. killing...
* daemon started successfully *
protocol failure"
I downloaded this SDK:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
And this NakedDrivers:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1514942
Help please =/

Did you get the ADB drivers installed?
I often get the same errors on ADB but it should eventually work.
What happens if you type:
adb devices
It should find your tablet.

frederuco said:
Did you get the ADB drivers installed?
I often get the same errors on ADB but it should eventually work.
What happens if you type:
adb devices
It should find your tablet.
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After 3 errors with "adb devices" I got this:
"adb server is out of date. killing...
* daemon started successfully *
list of devices attached
37c624242616657 recovery"
What now?

type this:
adb shell
ls -l
see what the ouput is. Is there a sdcard directory listed?
If so, type exit so you are out of the ADB shell, then type:
adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/

frederuco said:
type this:
adb shell
ls -l
see what the ouput is. Is there a sdcard directory listed?
If so, type exit so you are out of the ADB shell, then type:
adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/
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With "adb shell" I got few errors listed above and then this:
"adb server is out...
* daeomon started successfully *
~ #"
Thats all.

What happens if you type "ls -l" at the # prompt?

frederuco said:
What happens if you type "ls -l" at the # prompt?
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Got a lot of suff:
http://img267.imageshack.us/img267/2112/31377010.jpg
If this helps, my deviece is a Asus Transformer TF101
I am trying to install the android revolution HD 3.6 rom

Filipebergami said:
Got a lot of suff:
http://img267.imageshack.us/img267/2112/31377010.jpg
If this helps, my deviece is a Asus Transformer TF101
I am trying to install the android revolution HD 3.6 rom
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Perfect.
Now, download the android revolution HD 3.6 ROM if you have not done so. rename it to ROM.zip and put it in the c:\dev\adt\sdk\platform-tools directory.
Next, at the c:\dev\adt\sdk\platform-tools> prompt type:
adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/
It should then push the file ROM.zip to your internal SD card directory. It will say how many bytes were pushed succesfully when it finishes. If you get an error that it failed to start the daemon, just keep issuing the adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/ command until it works.

frederuco said:
Perfect.
Now, download the android revolution HD 3.6 ROM if you have not done so. rename it to ROM.zip and put it in the c:\dev\adt\sdk\platform-tools directory.
Next, at the c:\dev\adt\sdk\platform-tools> prompt type:
adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/
It should then push the file ROM.zip to your internal SD card directory. It will say how many bytes were pushed succesfully when it finishes. If you get an error that it failed to start the daemon, just keep issuing the adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/ command until it works.
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YES !!!
After about 30 tries it worked, I got a bit scared when after * daemon thingy * got no answer for few minutes, but I manage to install it throught CW.
Thank you a lot.

Stuck on logo eee pad

Hi guys,
My tf -101 B90 model is stuck on the logo EEE pad.
I can go to the recovery but there is no zip files.(because i was so stupid and remove files )
So ,what i to do?
Any ideas?
Tnx a lot

..i mean, how to copy rom file from my pc to tf 101.?
Tnx
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dzontra11 said:
..i mean, how to copy rom file from my pc to tf 101.?
Tnx
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Boot to recovery, then on your PC, download and unzip the Naked Drivers.
Plug your tablet into the PC. It should find new hardware. Go to the Device Manager (through Control Panel - System) and look for your device. It may show up as an Android or Asus ADB device, or unknown hardware. Right click on it and update driver. Pick the driver (browse to it, do not let it scan) where you put the naked drivers. This should install a good working ADB driver.
Once that is complete, you will need to get a copy of ADB. It is in the Android SDK, but if you only need ADB, you can get it from this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1955627 It also has some help on getting ADB working.
Once you get ADB downloaded, put the exe in a folder named c:\adb\.
Next, open a command prompt and type cd c:\adb followed by adb devices
At this point, it should restart adb (it may error out and say the daemon failed to start, just execute the adb devices command again) and show a recovery device connected.
Now, you need the ROM you want to flash. Download this and put it in the c:\adb folder. I am going to call it ROM.zip.
From the command prompt type adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/
It will then push the file ROM.zip to your tablet.
From this point, you should be able to go to your recovery on your tablet and Install ZIP from SDCard and then it should show the file you just pushed to your /sdcard/.

Tnx dude.
I try.
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