Moto G CM 12 - Can´t get it on my phone - device not listed in adb - Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Good morning guys
I have a very huge problem. I tried to install CM on my Moto G (2013) with this walkthrough:
Every worked fine, till the last point. My device is not listed in adb. if I type in "adb devices" it is not listed, therefore I am not able to put CM on my internal storage
I have learnt, that I used to enable USB debug first, but I didn´t. My device is listed in the "Gerätemanager" (sorry, I forgot the english expression) Now I am stucked, either in "warning bootloader unlocked" screen or on the "Team win recovery Project mode" screen (which works fine) or on in the fastboot Flash mode
I have basically two question:
- Is it possible to enable USB debug by any other method?
- Is it possible to get CM on my phone by any other method?
What I did:
Installed Google USB Driver
Installed Moto G Software Suite
What I am using:
Windows 10
I would appreciate some help as my phone is stuck now with no OS
Best regards!

Juventino7 said:
Good morning guys
I have a very huge problem. I tried to install CM on my Moto G (2013) with this walkthrough:
Every worked fine, till the last point. My device is not listed in adb. if I type in "adb devices" it is not listed, therefore I am not able to put CM on my internal storage
I have learnt, that I used to enable USB debug first, but I didn´t. My device is listed in the "Gerätemanager" (sorry, I forgot the english expression) Now I am stucked, either in "warning bootloader unlocked" screen or on the "Team win recovery Project mode" screen (which works fine) or on in the fastboot Flash mode
I have basically two question:
- Is it possible to enable USB debug by any other method?
- Is it possible to get CM on my phone by any other method?
What I did:
Installed Google USB Driver
Installed Moto G Software Suite
What I am using:
Windows 10
I would appreciate some help as my phone is stuck now with no OS
Best regards!
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Do you have Custom Recovery, like TWRP or ClockworkMod installed? If so, you should be able to copy the .zip of the CM build onto a MicroSD card (maybe with the help of a friend's phone if you don't have a backup phone yourself) and install it via the recovery.

Yes! I am using TWRP. The main issue I am facing is, that I can´t put the files on the internal storage. The Moto G hasn´t a Micro SD Card either.
My device is not listed in adb! If I put "adb devices" in the console there is a blank space where the model of my phone should be

Oh snap, forgot about the missing slot since my 4G has one. In that, sorry for my Bad advice. But: Google "ADB sideload twrp", maybe the web can help?

Schmuppes said:
Oh snap, forgot about the missing slot since my 4G has one. In that, sorry for my Bad advice. But: Google "ADB sideload twrp", maybe the web can help?
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Don´t worry. I appreciate every advice. Sideload won´t work either, as I always get the error message: "device not found"

You may need to install drivers. Does Windows not see a USB device at all? TWRP supports MTP which should work out of the box on Windows 10 (at least it did when I tested it with a different device on the Win10 preview).
Other alternatives:
* Copy your ROM to the device while running Android
* Use USB OTG storage

One thing that popped into my mind: Have you installed the Android SDK before trying anything? I did that on my Win10 machine and had no problems whatsoever talking to the phone via adb / fastboot.
/edit: Just realized that you probably have adb installed if you say that it doesn't recognize your device there. Try running the command line in admin mode and temporarily disabling anti virus software?

_that said:
You may need to install drivers. Does Windows not see a USB device at all? TWRP supports MTP which should work out of the box on Windows 10 (at least it did when I tested it with a different device on the Win10 preview).
Other alternatives:
* Copy your ROM to the device while running Android
* Use USB OTG storage
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No, with Windows is everything fine. My PC regocnizes the device.
I can´t run Android, as I already wiped everything!
What is USB OTG storage?
Schmuppes said:
One thing that popped into my mind: Have you installed the Android SDK before trying anything? I did that on my Win10 machine and had no problems whatsoever talking to the phone via adb / fastboot.
/edit: Just realized that you probably have adb installed if you say that it doesn't recognize your device there. Try running the command line in admin mode and temporarily disabling anti virus software?
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yes
In adb my device is not listed.
If I put "adb devices" in the console there is a blank space where the model of my phone should be

You can flash a zip straight from USB otg (on the go). They sell either USB otg kits to use a regular USB or they also have USBs that act like your standard USB with a mini USB connector on one side and regular USB connector on the other. I use mine all the time.
Just insert in your phones mini USB slot on the bottom. After you have transferred your zip file to it of course, and flash from it in twrp.

n0ts0smart said:
You can flash a zip straight from USB otg (on the go). They sell either USB otg kits to use a regular USB or they also have USBs that act like your standard USB with a mini USB connector on one side and regular USB connector on the other. I use mine all the time.
Just insert in your phones mini USB slot on the bottom. After you have transferred your zip file to it of course, and flash from it in twrp.
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So that's basically like a USB Memory Stick for the smartphone? Gotta get meself one of those then, eh?

Hi.
If you are in fastboot mode then you should type "fastboot devices" instead of "adb devices"
Adb and fastboot mode are different that's why the console doesn't recognize your phone.
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Another option is boot into TWRP and connect the phone to PC and finally copy the ROM. Its easier and faster than sideload.
The moto g doesn't have a microsd card slot but it doesnt matter because TWRP makes the PC recognize the phone in MTP mode.
Hope this helps

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[Q] Nexus S USB Mount Problems [Q]

My phone can only charge but not be recognized on USB, when I plug it into my computer it says it's unrecognizable from my computer (like an error pops up). It wasn't like this before I installed the new update to the cygeonmod rom. I tried going back to stock gingerbread, other roms. Like at least 4 roms i've tried I just don't know what to do now. Any Ideas?
Are you trying to access the storage or use development tools (like adb) via USB?
Also, have you tried with a different USB port (preferably one on the motherboard of your computer)?
WindSlash said:
Are you trying to access the storage or use development tools (like adb) via USB?
Also, have you tried with a different USB port (preferably one on the motherboard of your computer)?
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I'm just trying to access the storage, I've tried different usb ports but it just keeps saying USB Device Not Recognized.
I'm assuming you're using Windows... can you go under Device Manager and see if there is one with an exclamation mark (!) when your device is plugged in?
WindSlash said:
I'm assuming you're using Windows... can you go under Device Manager and see if there is one with an exclamation mark (!) when your device is plugged in?
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yes theres and exclamation mark when I plug it in and it says (!) Unknown Device.
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Anyone got any solutions?
tdog1o1 said:
My phone can only charge but not be recognized on USB, when I plug it into my computer it says it's unrecognizable from my computer (like an error pops up). It wasn't like this before I installed the new update to the cygeonmod rom. I tried going back to stock gingerbread, other roms. Like at least 4 roms i've tried I just don't know what to do now. Any Ideas?
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Had the same problem and it ended up being a faulty USB cable. Pretty unlikely, but try a different cable and see if that helps.
XK72 said:
Had the same problem and it ended up being a faulty USB cable. Pretty unlikely, but try a different cable and see if that helps.
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I've tried different usb cables with different computers and with different usb slots in each computer. Nothing works. Is it possible that my nexus s is missing a file allowing me to connect usb to my computer? Because every computer I use it says USB DEVICE NOT RECOGNIZED so I was just wondering if that's the case.
tdog1o1 said:
I've tried different usb cables with different computers and with different usb slots in each computer. Nothing works. Is it possible that my nexus s is missing a file allowing me to connect usb to my computer? Because every computer I use it says USB DEVICE NOT RECOGNIZED so I was just wondering if that's the case.
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It sounds like your problem can be isolated to the phone, but I'm not familiar with working in a Windows environment. I'd try booting into (the phone's) Recovery and seeing if you can mount the drive from there. Might help you isolate whether or not your issue is related to a particular volume.
XK72 said:
It sounds like your problem can be isolated to the phone, but I'm not familiar with working in a Windows environment. I'd try booting into (the phone's) Recovery and seeing if you can mount the drive from there. Might help you isolate whether or not your issue is related to a particular volume.
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I tried that going into the phone's recovery mode and plugging in the usb cord and it still says the same thing. When I go into further like clicking the message it gives me a Code 43 warning on my computer. I also tried hard factory resetting my phone when I was on the phone with Samsung and that didn't work either. Everything was fine before I flashed Cygenmod rom on my phone everything was perfect.
tdog1o1 said:
I tried that going into the phone's recovery mode and plugging in the usb cord and it still says the same thing. When I go into further like clicking the message it gives me a Code 43 warning on my computer. I also tried hard factory resetting my phone when I was on the phone with Samsung and that didn't work either. Everything was fine before I flashed Cygenmod rom on my phone everything was perfect.
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Have you installed the drivers from http://developer.android.com/sdk/win-usb.html?
XK72 said:
Have you installed the drivers from http://developer.android.com/sdk/win-usb.html?
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I tried it and nothing is working.
Can you go back to Device Manager?
Double click on the "Unknown Device", then click on "Details" tab, under "Property", select "Hardware Ids", and take a screenshot of what's there?
WindSlash said:
Can you go back to Device Manager?
Double click on the "Unknown Device", then click on "Details" tab, under "Property", select "Hardware Ids", and take a screenshot of what's there?
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Here you go.
Interesting... now let me ask you from another angle, with the phone connected and USB debugging on, are you able to access the phone using adb devices / fastboot?
download and install PDANet
worked like a charm for me, installed my usb drivers to my phone which i had problems with just like you.
WindSlash said:
Interesting... now let me ask you from another angle, with the phone connected and USB debugging on, are you able to access the phone using adb devices / fastboot?
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No i'm not able to access it with fastboot or adb devices. All it says is USB device not recognized.
Nexus S Woes
I had the exact same story and errors as tdog1o1, and the ONLY fix I found useful was on an mp3 forum.
" I had code 43 problems with my usb ports until I found a thread on MSI's website. My front panel usb ports connected to a 9 pin usb header on the motherboard. Only 8 pins are needed. If pin 9 has a black ground wire then remove it. I didnt give this fix much hope but it fixed my problems! "
After many hours of driver installs, front usb port changes, and a dozen reboots, this actually worked!
I merely used the USB at the back of the computer and Voila!
Looks Wind Slash nailed it at the beginning of this thread.
Nexus S
I am having the exact problem, have found a solution.

[Q] Stuck in Clockwork Mod Recovery with no access to external SD

On friday i booted down my TF101 B70 and when i booted it back up could not get into Android, tried Cold Boot Linux tried Wipe Data. Did not work.
I do still have my ClockworkMod Recovery v5.5.0.4 which i keep booting into.
The problem is I am able to access the interal memory but my superwipe and Revolution HD files are not on there (if this is fixed, i will never make that mistake again)
I formatted my 2gb micro sd and loaded superwipe and revolutionHD, but cwm recovery does not see it.
I hooked up the TF101 to my pc to see if there was any way I can get access to the internal SD but i cannot connect as it is an unknown device on Win 7 64bit, which i cannot find drivers for. (Tried Asus Sync, Tries Asus' page for usb, even tried the APX drivers)
My question is how can i gain access to the internal SD to place my superwipe and revolution hd to flash and save my beloved TF101? is there a way i can access it with ADB? im pretty sure mine is the SDKv2 which is not accessible (sorry if i wrote that wrong)
any insight will help. Thanks!
use adb push command to send giles from the pc to the main storage or use gnufabio's recover install http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1346180 to install a cwm version which could access external sd card
do i do adb push from and set the tf101 into apx mode or while in cwm recovery?
BiohazardPL said:
do i do adb push from and set the tf101 into apx mode or while in cwm recovery?
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You can use ADB in recovery. DO NOT put the Superwipe script back in because once you use it, it will wipe everything again. Just ADB push your ROM file to internal sd and use option inside CWM to wipe your TF.
when i am in APX mode, usind adb shell i get " error: device not found"
when i am in recovery, win7 cannot find the right driver for the device. it just sits in "other devices" in device manager as "Transformer"
btw, thank you guys for your input.
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Here is what Win 7 64bit shows when I am in ClockworkMod Recovery v5.5.0.4
I've never really used adb under win. have you installed the dev drivers from asus site? i don't have theexact url at the moment, i'm sorry.
from asus' site i only tried the asus sync and ASUS_Android_USB_drivers_for_Windows. i will see if they have dev drivers on their page.
Nothing that i could find on the Asus site:
http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=Eee+Pad+Transformer+TF101&p=20&s=16
I also installed from SDK Manager "Google USB Driver" still nothing
Try the driver out of ViperMod.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1427125
When you're in the Device manager right click and chose update driver.
Point it to the driver location.
tried those, still will not accept those tried from within the "Driver" folder and Android MTP and tethering each one by itself.
This driver business is driving me nuts.
What about ASUS sync? That's what work for me
yep same issue. I just tried on a win xp 32bit netbook.
when i connect the TF101 it shows up as an Unknown device but the device name is "Transformer" and no matter what driver i try, it does not install the driver.
maybe is there something weird about Clockwork Mod Rocovery v5.5.0.4
installed Asus sync on win xp 32, did not update the drivers, also went directly into c:\program files\ASUS\ASUS Drivers for Windows\ that also didnt like it.
what is it with this ver of CWM that it wont like the drivers?
BiohazardPL said:
yep same issue. I just tried on a win xp 32bit netbook.
when i connect the TF101 it shows up as an Unknown device but the device name is "Transformer" and no matter what driver i try, it does not install the driver.
maybe is there something weird about Clockwork Mod Rocovery v5.5.0.4
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But people with that CWM used ADB to fix the same problem you are having though.
Can you find someone in real life who already has transformer and adb drivers working on their computer? You should plug your TF into their computer and see if ADB works. If adb still doesn't work, then it's safe to say you are screwed I think.
Or find a working transformer and plug that into your computer and see what happens with drivers.
there is something weird about it that i have never experianced using cwm on a sgs2 and sgs.
when i go into CWM, and try for instance "install from sd card" then "choose file from sdcard" it takes a good 5 minutes to pull up anything, all you see for a while is the cwm logo in the center, then after about 5 6 minutes all the folders i have on there appear.
another thing i just noticed right now, after i reboot from cwm there a destinct click from the device on the back where the camera is....
this is not looking good
EDIT: nvmd supposedly this is normal
http://www.transformerforums.com/forum/asus-transformer-general-discussions/761-click-noise-2.html
horndroid said:
But people with that CWM used ADB to fix the same problem you are having though.
Can you find someone in real life who already has transformer and adb drivers working on their computer? You should plug your TF into their computer and see if ADB works. If adb still doesn't work, then it's safe to say you are screwed I think.
Or find a working transformer and plug that into your computer and see what happens with drivers.
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will try that as soon as i have access to one
Another uopdate,
I booted with the Up Vol + Power to Coldboot linux, after letting it sit there for about 10 mintes the MTP driver popped up on my win 7 64. the driver installs, but in device manager it says the "device cannot be started"

Trying to install /e/OS on FP3, but it hangs on fastboot on Windows 10

Hi!
Yesterday, I received my brand new Fairphone 3 and I wanted to install /e/OS on it. However, I have some struggles with enabling fastboot on Windows 10. Hopefully someone can help me.
First, it is important to state that I was able to unlock the bootloader with fastboot on Windows 10, by following the official Fairphone guideluines; I unlocked dev settings and enabled usb debugging properly.
Next, after resetting everything to factory settings, I was able to boot in fastboot mode, whereafter I was trying to run ‘fastboot -w’ (which is the first step in order to flash /e/OS, according to the docs). After this, the terminal session hanged on ‘< waiting for any devices >’. Also, ‘fastboot devices’ did not reveal anything.
The following things I have tried to fix fastboot -w (all without success):
- Install Universal ADB Drivers
- Trying to change the driver in device settings. Even after removing the driver and rebooting Windows 10, the driver pops up as ‘FP3’ when I plug in the phone by usb (I do not understand why, maybe Windows is installing drivers in the background?)
- Installed the SDK 9.0 via Android Studio. After this, the phone is known as Samsung device (?)
- Toggling USB Preferences in Android between File Transfer and PTP
- Tried all USB ports on my computer
- Full phone factory reset
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Nijs said:
Hi!
Yesterday, I received my brand new Fairphone 3 and I wanted to install /e/OS on it. However, I have some struggles with enabling fastboot on Windows 10. Hopefully someone can help me.
First, it is important to state that I was able to unlock the bootloader with fastboot on Windows 10, by following the official Fairphone guideluines; I unlocked dev settings and enabled usb debugging properly.
Next, after resetting everything to factory settings, I was able to boot in fastboot mode, whereafter I was trying to run ‘fastboot -w’ (which is the first step in order to flash /e/OS, according to the docs). After this, the terminal session hanged on ‘< waiting for any devices >’. Also, ‘fastboot devices’ did not reveal anything.
The following things I have tried to fix fastboot -w (all without success):
- Install Universal ADB Drivers
- Trying to change the driver in device settings. Even after removing the driver and rebooting Windows 10, the driver pops up as ‘FP3’ when I plug in the phone by usb (I do not understand why, maybe Windows is installing drivers in the background?)
- Installed the SDK 9.0 via Android Studio. After this, the phone is known as Samsung device (?)
- Toggling USB Preferences in Android between File Transfer and PTP
- Tried all USB ports on my computer
- Full phone factory reset
Can someone point me into the right direction?
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When you boot into fastboot mode and connect to PC, open device manager and see if it lists the driver as "Android Bootloader interface".
If it isn't showing android bootloader interface, you will have to manually select the bootloader interface driver by right clicking on the driver showing for your device. Then select update driver. Then choose the options that let choose drivers from resources already installed on your PC, when you get to where it shows a list of drivers to choose from, find the bootloader interface driver and select it then see if the PC recognizes the device while in fastboot mode.
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Droidriven said:
When you boot into fastboot mode and connect to PC, open device manager and see if it lists the driver as "Android Bootloader interface".
If it isn't showing android bootloader interface, you will have to manually select the bootloader interface driver by right clicking on the driver showing for your device. Then select update driver. Then choose the options that let choose drivers from resources already installed on your PC, when you get to where it shows a list of drivers to choose from, find the bootloader interface driver and select it then see if the PC recognizes the device while in fastboot mode.
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I do not see the interface you mention, however, I see 'Android' under 'other devices' and 'FP3' under 'portable devices' and 'Google Nexus ADB Interface' under SAMSUNG Android Phone (I did not install this, I assume Windows did this in the background).
Which option should I select to install the driver manually? Or none of them?

Doogee S68 Pro - Fastboot commands not working

Hi. So i have this issue. My brother has this phone (Doogee S68 Pro) and like a month ago almost every app in the system started to crash. Even 3rd party apps. I tried to update Android System WebView but it was already on latest version so i tried to opt-in to beta versions and no difference here. He also did make a factory reset through recovery mode and the problem still persists. So resetting the device to factory mode doesn't solve this issue. So i told him i could flash a custom ROM to see if that solves the problem. Only custom ROM for that device i could find was LineageOS 17.1. So i unlocked OEM, enabled USB debugging and adb commands work. Only issue is that when i access fastboot and type "fastboot devices" the command line doesn't output any text. It just send the command and nothing happens. Not even "waiting for any device". Only when i type some random stuff like "fastboot erjsifjes" then it says "waiting for any device". I also tried to install universal adb drivers, but the device shows up as Kedacom USB Device in device manager without any yellow exclamation mark or anything. It just shows up like it's properly installed and it works. But when i try to type any fastboot command other than "fastboot devices" it says "waiting for any device". I'm lost. I tried every possible way to make this work but no luck. What am i doing wrong? I disabled driver verification in Windows 10 (idk how it's named in english i'm using czech version but you know what i mean), so the drivers were installed properly. Is there any way how i can bypass the fastboot? I was looking in the recovery menu and there's a method to install "update" via ADB. So can i unlock bootloader this way? Help me please i don't know what to do now. I'm lost...
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adb commands work in system but not in fastboot
To get Fastboot working install the Doogee USB Driver suitable to your phone:
Doogee S68 Pro USB Driver for Windows (Official Mobile Driver)
Download the official Doogee S68 Pro USB Driver for your Doogee Mobile. We also provide all other Doogee Mobile drivers for free.
gsmusbdriver.com
Uhhh. I don't wanna disappoint you but i have already tried to install them. Both of the drivers included there . That was actually the first thing i tried. When the official drivers didn't work i tried installing universal ADB drivers, still same issue. Anyway i decided to buy a new phone. This piece of s*** is outdated anyways. If the apps didn't crash i wouldn't tried to flash custom ROM which i can't anyways.
Stupid question : Your phone is in Fastboot mode when you try the Fastboot commands right ?!
Are you using the latest version of the ADB and Fastboot Tools ?
You could try installing the following tool : https://github.com/fawazahmed0/Latest-adb-fastboot-installer-for-windows
Make sure you use a USB 2.0 port if possible!
If not then try a USB Hub between the phone and the PC or Laptop
Other things you could try :
- Use Windows 7 instead of anything newer.
- Use a Linux distro instead of Windows for the ADB and Fastboot part.
Good luck!
Update:
I got in touch with Doogee support and their technician. The problem was in trying to flash ROM in fastboot mode. They provide me SP Flash Tool which is used to flash ROMs, recovery, bootloader, etc. But the device needs to be turned off. This is kinda new for me, 'cause every time i was flashing ROMs or anything, i was doing it in fastboot mode with fastboot commands. The SP Flash Tool worked. Kinda. It allowed me to flash stock ROM successfully but it didn't solve the crashing apps issue. So yeah. I managed to progress further but still not the result i was hoping for. Still wanting to flash LineageOS 17.1 based on Android 10 in a hope that it'll solve my problem. When i tried flashing TWRP recovery straight up made for Doogee S68Pro with SP Flash Tool, it shows "Red State" message (see attachment) while booting the system (not able to enter recovery mode). Any ideas how to disable "verified boot"? I am able to access recovery through adb commands from system, however it enters the stock recovery menu, not TWRP which i did flashed. What am I doing wrong?
nero355 said:
Stupid question : Your phone is in Fastboot mode when you try the Fastboot commands right ?!
Are you using the latest version of the ADB and Fastboot Tools ?
You could try installing the following tool : https://github.com/fawazahmed0/Latest-adb-fastboot-installer-for-windows
Make sure you use a USB 2.0 port if possible!
If not then try a USB Hub between the phone and the PC or Laptop
Other things you could try :
- Use Windows 7 instead of anything newer.
- Use a Linux distro instead of Windows for the ADB and Fastboot part.
Good luck!
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Yup.
- Device was in fastboot mode while typing fastboot commands. But not a single response from console.
- ADB and Fastboot was downloaded before creating this topic so i assume it was the latest version. Downloaded straight up from official Google page.
- Tried every single USB-C cable that i found, combined with every single USB port on my computer. (that took some time but need to be checked)
- To assure it was not my desktop PC what was potentially the problem, i also tried my brothers desktop PC with totally different HW components and operating system (his was W10, mine W11).
- I was thinking of creating dualboot system on my PC with W11 (primary) and W7 (secondary for this purpose) to try if that was the issue. (still open possibility)
- Same answer above
The drivers ( adb & fastboot ) you downloaded from Google are to be used with Google devices: you have to make use of the relevant drivers provided by DOGEE.
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Update:
Still wanting to flash LineageOS 17.1 based on Android 10 in a hope that it'll solve my problem. When i tried flashing TWRP recovery straight up made for Doogee S68Pro with SP Flash Tool, it shows "Red State" message (see attachment) while booting the system (not able to enter recovery mode). Any ideas how to disable "verified boot"? I am able to access recovery through adb commands from system, however it enters the stock recovery menu, not TWRP which i did flashed. What am I doing wrong?
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From : https://www.getdroidtips.com/lineage-os-17-1-doogee-s68-pro-android-10/
This should be the way : https://www.getdroidtips.com/twrp-recovery-doogee-s68-pro/
So no VBmeta.img needed it seems ?!
Yes! I was using the method mentioned in the first link. Never found that second link you provided. It looks very promising! I'm gonna try it in this week and post report. Man, that would be awesome.
You have to modify the usb driver .inf file. Add this rows to end of [Google.NTamd64] section:
;Doogee S68 Pro
%SingleBootLoaderInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_0E8D&PID_201C
%SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_0E8D&PID_201D&MI_01
%CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_0E8D&PID_2006&MI_01
%CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_18D1&PID_D001
Need a computer restart (shif+Restart in start menu) and have to switch off the signed drivers recommandation.
Hi ksanci ,and thank you very much it is work for me

Access phone on computer with broken screen

Basically, my Redmi note 8 pro screen broke and I can neither touch nor see anything on the screen I can't authorize it to connect to MTP because it defaults to charging, ADB only shows up in recovery, and fastboot the phone is connected to the internet via mobile data. My objective is to get vysor to recognize the device so I can mirror the screen I have Pixel Experience 13 any help would be awesome the device is still connected and accessible by google because i can ring it in find my devices
Maybe turning talkback on would help but it doesn't wanna turn on
Mystic1243 said:
Basically, my Redmi note 8 pro screen broke and I can neither touch nor see anything on the screen I can't authorize it to connect to MTP because it defaults to charging, ADB only shows up in recovery, and fastboot the phone is connected to the internet via mobile data. My objective is to get vysor to recognize the device so I can mirror the screen I have Pixel Experience 13 any help would be awesome the device is still connected and accessible by google because i can ring it in find my devices
Maybe turning talkback on would help but it doesn't wanna turn on
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You can use scrpy via usb.
Download it here
mvikrant97 said:
You can use scrpy via usb.
Download it here
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I can't authorize USB Debugging without unplugging from the computer and then plugging in the mouse to press Yes
And double clicking on the scrcpy executable flash a terminal window really quickly then exits
If USB Debugging successfully got enabled on phone, then you can run ADB shell commands when phone gets booted into Recovery mode.
jwoegerbauer said:
If USB Debugging successfully got enabled on phone, then you can run ADB shell commands when phone gets booted into Recovery mode.
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I can see the phone through recovery mode yes but what commands can help me in this case
Mystic1243 said:
I can see the phone through recovery mode yes but what commands can help me in this case
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The recovery is TWRP
Mystic1243 said:
I can't authorize USB Debugging without unplugging from the computer and then plugging in the mouse to press Yes
And double clicking on the scrcpy executable flash a terminal window really quickly then exits
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I fixed my Nokia 8 Sirocco display today but the thing is my phone was already authorised to access ADB before,
so I have no problem in accessing it on my computer through SCRPY.
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I fixed my Nokia 8 Sirocco display today but the thing is my phone was already authorised to access ADB before,
so I have no problem in accessing it on my computer through SCRPY.
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I can access ADB in Fastboot and recovery though and bootloader is unlocked , Know of any solutions?
You can't access ADB when in Fastboot mode: simply technically not possible.
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You can't access ADB when in Fastboot mode: simply technically not possible.
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I can use fastboot commands is what i mean but idk what commands to use in either TWRP or fastboot
OMG: Take note that Fastboot deals with device's bootloader, whereas Recovery deals with device's Android OS.
Because phone has an SD-card slot ( ready for microSDXC cards - uses shared SIM slot ) then if the SD-card gets mounted by default at boot time then you can try to copy the Android data in question onto microSDXC card using Android's dd command.
FYI: Before copying the data make sure the partition where the data are housed gets decrypted.
jwoegerbauer said:
You can't access ADB when in Fastboot mode: simply technically not possible.
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It's a bit of an uncommon combination, but you could configure to use both fastbootd and adb.
Mystic1243 said:
The recovery is TWRP
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I'm aware that you might have thought about this but just out of curiosity.
I contacted a trusted local spare parts vendor in my area and he said that the display costs around ₹950.00 only in India which comes to $11.51 USD.
I repair phones so if you stay here in India I can assisst you in that. Please let me know.
mvikrant97 said:
I'm aware that you might have thought about this but just out of curiosity.
I contacted a trusted local spare parts vendor in my area and he said that the display costs around ₹950.00 only in India which comes to $11.51 USD.
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I repair phones so if you stay here in India I can assisst you in that. Please let me know.
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No sadly im not in india sorry
jwoegerbauer said:
OMG: Take note that Fastboot deals with device's bootloader, whereas Recovery deals with device's Android OS.
Because phone has an SD-card slot ( ready for microSDXC cards - uses shared SIM slot ) then if the SD-card gets mounted by default at boot time then you can try to copy the Android data in question onto microSDXC card using Android's dd command.
FYI: Before copying the data make sure the partition where the data are housed gets decrypted.
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I can access the data already in TWRP i just cant extract it because its encrypted and TWRP doesn't support PE encryption AFAIK
What is PE encryption? Never heard of this.
PE = Pixel Experience FBEv2 encryption. one can enable usb-debugging and authorize RSA from init script, no need to decrypt userdata in TWRP. we can place init scripts in system/etc/init or vendor/etc/init or if rooted with Magisk in boot.img overlay.d
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