Hi all,
I can't seem to connect to my HTC One S via fastboot on Windows 8.1 64-bit. I just downloaded the HTC Sync manager and I believe it also installs the latest HTC drivers. I also have the latest Android SDK Manager with the Google USB drivers installed. I have not installed any API's from the Android SDK Manager, should I?
When I reboot my phone to bootloader and go to Fastboot Windows 8.1 does can not recognize my HTC One S I looked around and found a solution for the HTC One. However I have not tried it with my phone. Does anyone know if it will work without harm? My laptop also has only USB 3.0 slots.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2256359
I have no problem with Windows 8.1 recognizing my HTC One S when it is turned on. I can transfer files without problem.
in windows 8.1 fastboot is not working yet. in windows 8 it's ok. i have read somewhere that some people got it worked with usb 3.0 but i am not sure. i don't have a usb 3.0 port on my pc so i cannot test it, but you can do a search.
i have usb3.0 and not working
Asus p8z68-v lx with laterst drivers
Windows 8.1 Pro X64
HTC One S
I ended up using a Windows 7 PC. Too bad because Windows 8.1 is really a great system. Anyway, in my first post I've shared the link to the post that explains how to install USB 3.0 drivers by Intel. They say that the Intel drivers work, however I really don't wanna go through the whole procedure. Whoever does go through it, please share your experience
Um...
It works perfectly...
USB 3.0, Windows 8.1 Pro 64bit.
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To preface this, I'm running Windows XP and have an HTC Hero that's running CM6 Froyo. I have been using USB transfer fine for a while. Then, I decided to try out USB tethering and it wouldn't work without the proper HTC RNDIS drivers so I downloaded the drivers and installed them. Now, I can use USB tethering but cannot transfer files via USB. The drive simply doesn't show. I uninstalled the HTC RNDIS driver and plugged in my phone again but windows automatically installs the same HTC RNDIS drivers. I tried manually updating the driver by pointing it to the android USB drivers I got from the android sdk but they won't install. I tried deleting all instances of the RDNIS drivers but windows still automatically installs it. Windows first recognizes my phone as an "Android Phone" but then displays it as "HTC Remote NDIS Device." after installing those drivers. This is extremely frustrating and I'm sick of Windows at this point, or at least the add hardware wizard. Can any one help me please? Thank you.
I have this problem as well.
Hey everyone, I just got a transformer and I can't get it to connect with either of my computers via USB. Both are running the Windows 8 Developer Preview. Has anybody else tried to connect their transformer to a Windows 8 machine and had problems or got it working? Any insight would be helpful.
thanks
Do you have asus sync and the drivers installed?
Yeah, I installed the package from the Asus website, rebooted both my computers and my tablet multiple times as well.
the drivers are probably just incompatible with windows 8 then considering its still just a dev preview. Last thing you might want to try doing is installing the android and java sdk's
Actually, Windows 8 (when I had it installed) did not need any plus drivers, it recognized the TF (and every other Android devices, with ADB, etc), without specifying the driver, and it was working.
I would like to say that I am not a developer or anything. I am having problems using adb commands on my computer (windows 8). It is a problem with drivers and such that the computer doesn't recognize the phone when in recovery. The same setup works on my windows vista desktop. I know many people have problems with drivers working on windows 8 and i was just wondering what version of windows is the easiest to work with?
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I would like to say that I am not a developer or anything. I am having problems using adb commands on my computer (windows 8). It is a problem with drivers and such that the computer doesn't recognize the phone when in recovery. The same setup works on my windows vista desktop. I know many people have problems with drivers working on windows 8 and i was just wondering what version of windows is the easiest to work with?
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Windows 7 is the best option for me. But there is still a problem, the driver never work with the driver for windows phone 8.
Good morning. Please, if i install sdk driver, always the phone is not recognized by windows 8.1 x64. In settings, i look always "unknown android 1.0" and i cannot connect phone with fastboot. every time i need go to virtual machine with windows 7 x86 nd in same way the drivers are installed.
can someone give me a solution? a link for tested drivers? tested!
thanks
Hey Guys, I own OPO 16GB. I recently upgraded my PC from Windows 8.1 Pro to Windows 10 Pro. Since i upgraded my system my OPO is not detecting in MTP File Transfer Mode. Its connecting and working fine in Fast boot Mode on Windows 10 PRO. I have a Windows 7 Laptop too MTP is working fine with my laptop. How can i get it work with Windows 10 PC? i also try many methods which i found on Google like installing SAMSUNG and MOTOROLA drivers but it doesn't work.
I have upgraded to Windows 10 as well - but choose clean install and not experiencing this.
When I connect the OPO in MTP, it is recognized normally as a storage device and can be use in Explorer right away. Plus for MTP you do not need any drivers, only for fastboot.
Working here too, WIndows 10Pro not a clean install
Working fine for me, I updated my Windows 8.1 Pro (not a clean install) laptop and it's all working correctly