Download ADB/Fastboot With Graphical User Interface

If you want to customize your Android device more than simply installing few apps than even my 5 years old brother can do, the first step is to learn what root is. If you are a newbie then I recommend you have a look at these Android root terms to understand it better.

Do you want to go deeper? Then you should learn about ADB and Fastboot. In this article, we are going to share with you a version of ADB and Fastboot with graphical user interface. But before going into the tutorial how to install it, let me write few words what ADB and Fastboot is?

So, ADB which stands for Android Debug Bridge is a communication bridge between the client and the server. Basically, it’s a tool for proper communication between your computer and smartphone. It’s accessed via command prompt on Windows and you can use it to send commands to your Android device from a computer.

Fastboot, it is basically a diagnostic tool used to modify Android file system from a computer. To use fastboot, the device should be in bootloader mode. Fastboot commands are basic and they consist of flashing boot image or bootloader.

It’s easy to find ADB and Fastboot files online but this one we are sharing in this post is a bit different. This is ADB and Fastboot with graphical user interface. Sounds pretty cool, doesn’t it?

To use this you must have Java installed on your computer. Once you get java, download ADB installer for windows and install ADB system-wide so the tool won’t need any additional files.

If you’re using Linux then you don’t need to download anything since ADB support comes with most  Linux distributions.

What is this tool?

It is an all-in-one installer. It will install 3 most needed PC tools for Android. So there is no need to download big SDK files. This is very small file and a fast installer for tools and drivers.

• Size: 9.18 MB
• Install: 15 seconds or less
• Files: ADB, Fastboot, and Drivers

How to install ADB and Fastboot with graphical user interface

• Download the file and run it as administrator
• Press Y for Yes and N/No to skip
• Install ADB and Fastboot
• Install ADB system-wide
• Press Y/Yes to install Drivers
• Continue with driver installation

The installer will automatically decide to install 32-bit or 64-bit drivers. If you have any problem detecting the device, you should go to Device Manager and update the driver. If you run into troubles check this thread on the XDA. It will be updated every time a new version of the tool is released and solutions to various problems that can happen.

Once you install this, the next step is to run S-ADB.jar. Here are:

• Windows shortcut
• Linux shortcut

Disclaimer

We won’t be responsible for any trouble you may run. We simply provide the information but it’s up to you to decide to go further or not. If you have any question, feel free to ask in the comment section and we will do our best to help you solve your problems.

How to use this?

Select from “ADB” and “Fastboot” or your own commands buttons. If you select ADB, the combox will contain plenty of ADB commands like as the following: 

If you select Fastboot, the combox will contain Fastboot commands:

If you select “Your own command, the combox will be disabled and you can write your own command.

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