klopinator
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This little program helps to get an idea what driver is working through your USB.
USBDeview - View all installed/connected USB devices on your system
If you scroll waaaaaaay down you can pick for 32 or 64-bit OS. IIRC (on my other PC), it will tell you when you're plugged in that it's an adb device.
Otherwise, I believe if you go into your sdk/tools folder in your command prompt and type "adb devices" it should find your phone, and if it does, you're still plugged in?
Although adb isn't always necessary. Files can be moved in disk drive mode and still flashed just the same, recovery boot is power/home, etc.
USBDeview - View all installed/connected USB devices on your system
If you scroll waaaaaaay down you can pick for 32 or 64-bit OS. IIRC (on my other PC), it will tell you when you're plugged in that it's an adb device.
Otherwise, I believe if you go into your sdk/tools folder in your command prompt and type "adb devices" it should find your phone, and if it does, you're still plugged in?
Although adb isn't always necessary. Files can be moved in disk drive mode and still flashed just the same, recovery boot is power/home, etc.
