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Originally Posted by nerdherd
Don't use Eclipse. That's only if you want to write apps. You'll need to use the command prompt from Windows to run adb. Before doing that you'll want to add adb to your system path (that makes it so you can run adb from any subfolder on your computer, otherwise you would have to navigate to the Android SDK folder every time you wanted to use adb) following these instructions:
Once you've done that you can open command prompt and type in the adb commands shown above. Your phone will have to be connected and USB debugging will need to be enabled as mentioned above.
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I feel like such a freaking noob it aint even funny.... I have the path correct. When i open a command prompt, i typed in adb but it only gave me like a table of contents or something.... What am i suppose to type to get to my phone?
Edit: Ok i figured it out, wen to cmd prompt, typed adb recovery shell, bam, Droid went to recovery, then typed in command to flash, but no help, went to mount options on phone, mounted the sdcard, ran commands again... BAMM! thanks yawl, now have lastest recovery thingy. OK no how to flash custom roms... any help????