#Driver motorola usb windows 10 install

'fastboot devices' successfully listed my Pixel 3a after that. For certain Android-powered devices, Motorola Device Manager can also update your software. It will recognize it, and in device manager it will show up as Android Device -> Android Bootloader Interface. Motorola Device Manager contains USB drivers and software to connect your Motorola phone or tablet to your computer using a USB cable. Unzip that, then from Device Manager, do update driver -> browse from my computer -> specify the folder you unzipped the driver to. You can get the latest official version from google ( - use the 'Download the Google USB Driver ZIP file (ZIP)' link). The version OP found on google drive may be a newer version, but you're taking a big gamble installing something uploaded to some random person's drive. Motorola Device Manager contiene controladores USB y software que deberían ser instalados. Windows does not recognize the driver properly. It did not work with with my fully-up-to-date windows 10 professional installation. Running 'fastboot devices' showed nothing because the driver linked to by the docs ( ) is very, very old.

#Driver motorola usb windows 10 install

I hit this same issue today trying to install LineageOS on an Pixel 3a. Sadly, Xiaomi Unlock SW is only for Micro$hit Windows.otherwise, I would be already done via MacOS without bothering about some questionable drivers -)Īny suggestion for official fastboot driver for Xiaomi, please? I can only help with missing parts such as documentation -) I am not developer guys, I just wanna try LineageOS (I used Ressurrection Remix, but they do not develop it anymore.again) I didnt find any official driver, so I used the driver from another is private, but it works. In other words missing 'fastboot' driver. That is the reason of complain - missing major part of guide. None of those drivers contain 'fastboot' driver for flashing recovery image as written in guide. If I understood correctly, all those drivers are just for 'adb' part of the fun. There is OEM Xiaomi USB driver, but I do not speak Chinese (Google translate fails to translate it) -)

Google USB driver doesn't work, and it is same 'adb' driver. While I appreciate your FREE work guys, missing documentation is bonkers and waste of time for those who follow it -)