In case this doesn't already exists on XDA (I did not find a thing like this) I'm uploading it.
This pack contain everything useful about ADB:
-ADB Driver Installer, a mini software that install ADB drivers compatible with your device (needs Internet connection... I think?)
-adb.exe and fastboot.exe for command line mode (in case you don't trust my batch - The next element)
-And ADB Manager, a little batch I created that performs simple commands (with anti-misclick security on sensitive pre-programmed commands: download and bootloader) and also allows you to prompt your own commands that are not already programmed there.
Of course 100% virus free (scanned with Kaspersky Total Security) and my batch has been already tested out by myself and everything works fine.
License thing, blahblahblah...:
-I don't own adb.exe, fastboot.exe and ADB Driver Installer rights. I just keep the right to upload it.
-YOU are the only responsible of what you do using this pack.
-I put enough security on my batch (the only thing I own in this pack) to say that if you broke something using it, I got no responsabilities
That's all.
thank you
Atronid said:
In case this doesn't already exists on XDA (I did not find a thing like this) I'm uploading it.
This pack contain everything useful about ADB:
-ADB Driver Installer, a mini software that install ADB drivers compatible with your device (needs Internet connection... I think?)
-adb.exe and fastboot.exe for command line mode (in case you don't trust my batch - The next element)
-And ADB Manager, a little batch I created that performs simple commands (with anti-misclick security on sensitive pre-programmed commands: download and bootloader) and also allows you to prompt your own commands that are not already programmed there.
Of course 100% virus free (scanned with Kaspersky Total Security) and my batch has been already tested out by myself and everything works fine.
License thing, blahblahblah...:
-I don't own adb.exe, fastboot.exe and ADB Driver Installer rights. I just keep the right to upload it.
-YOU are the only responsible of what you do using this pack.
-I put enough security on my batch (the only thing I own in this pack) to say that if you broke something using it, I got no responsabilities
That's all.
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ill keep this on a flash drive as a backup Thank you:good:
BananaTech said:
ill keep this on a flash drive as a backup Thank you:good:
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You are welcome
I want to know for flashing peter's twrp, which one should i use platform tools or minimal adb and fastboot?
hackermssharma said:
I want to know for flashing peter's twrp, which one should i use platform tools or minimal adb and fastboot?
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Both ss are attached below
Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using XDA Labs
hackermssharma said:
Both ss are attached below
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They are both essentially the same thing i.e they offer the same functionality for the standard user.
Both of them install ADB on your PC, but Platform tools has more advanced options and is more suitable for devs while Minimal ADB can be considered to be a scaled down version of Platform Tools.
I suggest you use Minimal ADB as it's both lightweight and simple.
I was able to use QPST and PDC on my OnePlus Nord (AC2003) when it was running Android 10 / Oxygen 10.5
After this weekends update to Android 11 / Oxygen 11 my phone is no longer recognised. I've tried all sorts of USB drivers I could find using some Google Fu, but none of them recognises it anymore.
Does anyone have USB drivers for the OnePlus Nord (AC2003) that works with Android 11?
Thank you
After some digging, it appears that there is something disabled in Android 11 that causes the USB connection not to be recognised (at least that's my understanding of what the below does).
To get PDC to work with OnePlus Nord on Android 11, we need to download and install Google Platform Tools so that we can use ADB to temporarily make some tweaks so that we can run PDC to change the profile.
These are the steps I took to get it working:
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1. Get and install the ADB tools:
How to install ADB on Windows, macOS, and Linux
A step-by-step guide to get you started with the Android Debug Bridge tool.
www.xda-developers.com
2. From the command line run the following:
• adb devices
Validate your device shows. If it does, but it's not authorised, check phone to authorise the PC on the phone.
• adb reboot ftm
Wait until asian / chinese characters are shown and then a black screen.
• adb shell
• setprop sys.usb.config diag,diag_mdm,qdss,qdss_mdm,serial_cdev,dpl,rmnet,adb
(this will trigger USB change and device driver will install)
Qualcomm HS-USB WWAN Adapter 90E5
3. Open PDC application
Enable "Telefonica_UK_Commercial" profile
4. Close PDC
5. adb reboot
After this, the phone is not recognised again. I force installed the "Qualcomm HS-USB Diagnostics 9091" driver and was able to connect to it using QPST tools to use EFS Explorer like before.
Jaansburger said:
After some digging, it appears that there is something disabled in Android 11 that causes the USB connection not to be recognised (at least that's my understanding of what the below does).
To get PDC to work with OnePlus Nord on Android 11, we need to download and install Google Platform Tools so that we can use ADB to temporarily make some tweaks so that we can run PDC to change the profile.
These are the steps I took to get it working:
------------
1. Get and install the ADB tools:
How to install ADB on Windows, macOS, and Linux
A step-by-step guide to get you started with the Android Debug Bridge tool.
www.xda-developers.com
2. From the command line run the following:
• adb devices
Validate your device shows. If it does, but it's not authorised, check phone to authorise the PC on the phone.
• adb reboot ftm
Wait until asian / chinese characters are shown and then a black screen.
• adb shell
• setprop sys.usb.config diag,diag_mdm,qdss,qdss_mdm,serial_cdev,dpl,rmnet,adb
(this will trigger USB change and device driver will install)
Qualcomm HS-USB WWAN Adapter 90E5
3. Open PDC application
Enable "Telefonica_UK_Commercial" profile
4. Close PDC
5. adb reboot
After this, the phone is not recognised again. I force installed the "Qualcomm HS-USB Diagnostics 9091" driver and was able to connect to it using QPST tools to use EFS Explorer like before.
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Thank you for this. Managed to get mine working with VoLTE and VoWIFI.
I have added all the drivers needed and some instructions here : https://gitlab.com/sorinfatu/opnord-volte-vowifi
If anyone wants to contribute to the profiles list feel free.
Thank you again Jaansburger
Jaansburger said:
After some digging, it appears that there is something disabled in Android 11 that causes the USB connection not to be recognised (at least that's my understanding of what the below does).
To get PDC to work with OnePlus Nord on Android 11, we need to download and install Google Platform Tools so that we can use ADB to temporarily make some tweaks so that we can run PDC to change the profile.
These are the steps I took to get it working:
------------
1. Get and install the ADB tools:
How to install ADB on Windows, macOS, and Linux
A step-by-step guide to get you started with the Android Debug Bridge tool.
www.xda-developers.com
2. From the command line run the following:
• adb devices
Validate your device shows. If it does, but it's not authorised, check phone to authorise the PC on the phone.
• adb reboot ftm
Wait until asian / chinese characters are shown and then a black screen.
• adb shell
• setprop sys.usb.config diag,diag_mdm,qdss,qdss_mdm,serial_cdev,dpl,rmnet,adb
(this will trigger USB change and device driver will install)
Qualcomm HS-USB WWAN Adapter 90E5
3. Open PDC application
Enable "Telefonica_UK_Commercial" profile
4. Close PDC
5. adb reboot
After this, the phone is not recognised again. I force installed the "Qualcomm HS-USB Diagnostics 9091" driver and was able to connect to it using QPST tools to use EFS Explorer like before.
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No need to root?
Thanks
ippo18 said:
No need to root?
Thanks
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Nope, no need
Jaansburger said:
Nope, no need
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Thanks, I got blocked at the PDC step: no options available in the devices list.
Do I need a special version of PDC?
Tks
Thanks, it worked in the end, good job!
sorfat said:
Thank you for this. Managed to get mine working with VoLTE and VoWIFI.
I have added all the drivers needed and some instructions here : https://gitlab.com/sorinfatu/opnord-volte-vowifi
If anyone wants to contribute to the profiles list feel free.
Thank you again Jaansburger
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I have no gitlab account, you may add, on the profiles Markdown file:
WindTre Italy ---> Italy-Volte-Vodafone profile works properely!
ippo18 said:
I have no gitlab account, you may add, on the profiles Markdown file:
WindTre Italy ---> Italy-Volte-Vodafone profile works properely!
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Done
To make this a short as possible I successfully unlocked my Motorola G7 power using an Android device rather than a PC I need help rooting my G7 power with magisk using my designated Android device rather than a PC
ADB⚡OTG - Android Debug Bridge - Apps on Google Play
⚡ Run ADB commands without a computer [No Need ROOT] ⚡
play.google.com
Thank you I appreciate your reply but I use another application for this purpose bugjaeger premium
@Sativa33
Either in magisk manager from device or you can also get the magisk module from Osm0sis' Odds and Ends- (multiple devices scripts) XDA thread. If you go there https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...-and-ends-multiple-devices-platforms.2239421/
Scroll down halfway oe maybe 2/3 of fge way and click his "adb and fastboot " magisk module and install via magisk manager. Then use termux terminal and type "su" (enter) for root and place files you wish to install in ter
Termux's directory which it will show you after you tape sy and push enter on the screen in terminal just after you grant it root. Then you use an otg cable and connect two Android devices together throw files in Termux's directory and send fastboot and adb commands whenever. I've used this method on two phones so unlock my bootloader ad well. The only prerequisite being you need another (2nd) Android device that is bporloader unlocked and rooted so you can send commands to other device and an OTG cable which are $3-5 USD online. Sure does come in handy when you need it through. Like years ago when my laptop was stollen!! Life saver FR!!!
After reading it that sounds like a reasonable option. But wouldn't it be easier just to download the bugjaeger premium app on a second Android device. And that's basically all you need and a double ended USB c cord. No need for all this other programs or downloades . It's basically running fast boot commands it's purest form one Android device talking to the other using the same language no need to download packets drivers nothing because you're already in the Android shell talking to another Android
Hello everyone,
is there any debloating app that doesn't require root, for POCO X3 Pro ?
Try this:
[TOOL] ADB AppControl 1.8.0 🚀 Ultimate App Manager & Debloat Tool + Tweaks
ADB AppControl 🚀 Root is not required. Works with any Android device. Can do almost everything you dreamed about with applications. ADB AppControl - the desktop program, that will allow you to easily manage applications on your android device...
forum.xda-developers.com
WAOW
Seema PERFECT
Will try it
Big Thanks
Just 1 thing, for debloating, is there somewhere I can get a list of apps that are safe to delete, and apps that should never be deleted ?
xiaomi debloat tools from github so easy to use.