The TWRP and ClockworkMod recoveries for HTC devices hosted on this site conform closely to HTC’s USB configuration for, but Windows may not always detect the device properly and configure drivers automatically. These instructions demonstrate how to install the correct driver for ADB functionality while in recovery. This guide is based on Windows 8.1, but it should be easy to infer slight changes in steps for Windows 7. These instructions and the linked driver are not applicable to Windows XP.Note: if you’re having trouble with fastboot and Windows 8.1, see. If you’ve tried unsuccessfully to install drivers for ADB in the past, you probably have a few unneeded drivers and bits of HTC software installed.

1. Android Fastboot Drivers

While these steps are not required, they may help clean-up your system a bit:. In Control Panel Programs and Features, type HTC in the search box and remove all HTC software (e.g. HTC Driver Installer, IPTInstaller, HTC Sync, HTC Sync Manager). In Control Panel Device Manager, select View Show hidden devices. For each item under “Android Device” and “Android USB Devices”, right-click on the device and select Uninstall.

If the option exists to delete the driver as well, check the box. Restart your computer (your device should be disconnected from USB).Option 1: HTC Driver.

This is the suggested guide for HTC devices running TWRP from this website. If “My HTC” does not appear as an available driver in step 10, then you can alternatively try the Google USB Driver guide. ClockworkMod recovery users should use the Google USB Driver guide.Note that if you toggle between ADB-only, MTP, and UMS (USB Mass Storage) modes, you may need to repeat steps 5-13.

Once the driver is setup for each available mode, it should not need to be repeated in the future. If your device is currently connected to your computer via USB, disconnect it.

Install the most recent driver from this. There is no “install successful” message when installing one of these drivers. It is a mostly silent installer. Restart your computer. Reboot your device to recovery and connect the USB cable.

Android Fastboot Drivers

In Control Panel Device Manager, you should see your device under “Other devices” with a yellow exclamation overlay. Right click on the device and choose “Update driver software”.

Choose “Browse my computer for driver software”. Choose “Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer”. Select “Android USB devices” and then click Next. In the list of available drivers, you should see “My HTC”. Choose this driver and select Next. Confirm “Yes” at the warning dialog. You should see a message that the driver was successfully installed.

Open a command prompt and type adb devices to see your device’s serial number. If you use the Mount USB or MTP feature in recovery, you will likely need to repeat steps 5-13. Once this is done though, you should not need to fiddle with drivers again.Option 2: Google USB Driver. This guide applies to ClockworkMod recovery on all HTC devices. It can also be used if the HTC Driver guide above does not identify your device as suitable for the “My HTC” driver.Note that if you toggle between ADB-only, MTP, and UMS (USB Mass Storage) modes, you may need to repeat steps 4-14.

In this articles, we want to show you how in simple few steps read all information from HTC phone that not turn on to Android in normal mode or just boot-loop or got any other software problem.All this data can help lots when searching firmware for phone or need fix phone that can't turn normally on.Almost all HTC phones not damaged by hardware can turn on in fastboot mode. (bootloader) version: 0.5(bootloader) version-bootloader: 3.19.0.0000.