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Originally Posted by Gremlin75
OK...I've done the following:
- Downloaded the HTD/Default SDK Drivers, and extracted them to a folder.
- Confirmed that USB debugging is checked on my phone (RHOD 500)
- Plugged the USB cable into the phone
- Windows (Vista) detects the phone, and attempts to load drivers
- Using "Locate and install driver software", I navigated to the folder where I had extracted the SDK Drivers
- The XDA, CDC Abstract Control Model (ACM), and CDC ACM Data all report that they are unable to find the driver software.
Am I missing something?  |
I had the same issue too. Here's what I did.
- Hook up your phone to Windows
- Launch Device Manager
- You should see "Android Phone" listed on the device tree; click on it and you should see "Android ADB Interface"
- Right click on it and choose "Update driver..."
- Choose "Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)"
- Choose "Don't search. I will choose the driver to install."
- Select "Android Phone" as hardware type.
- Click on "Have Disk..." and point it to your USB driver directory
- The one I'm using for the Model is "Android Composite ADB Interface Version: 4.0.0.0 [12/6/2010]"
I originally had mine working on XP and then it stopped working and then I used the above procedure to re-install the driver. Go back several posts; I attached the usb_driver.zip that I used.