Download Official Nokia USB Drivers (ADB, Fastboot Others)

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Julieta Bassette

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Dec 27, 2023, 7:32:04 PM12/27/23

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There are a log of Fastboot blogs out there but what they don't always mention is, Samsung devices have no fastboot mode. So if yours is a Samsung device, don't waste time on any of the drivers and settings, because it will not work on Samsung. You can use adb but not fastboot.

Download official Nokia USB Drivers (ADB, Fastboot others)

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HMD Global is making Nokia branded phones for a few years now. However, there is still no official webpage at Nokia.com from where you can download device drivers. On most Nokia phones, the Nokia USB drivers come bundled. A CD ROM will show on the computer when you connect the phone. The Nokia Phone USB Driver installer rests in that read-only disk. However, there are situations when the phone is not working properly (for example: Stuck on Download Mode) and you need the drivers to connect the phone to a PC and try to fix it.

Problem solved. At the end I saw that drivers for android were not installed. I installed drivers from this site -developers.com/showthread.php?t=2126036 and device is visible by fastboot. One thing I don't understand is why adb saw device and fastboot not.

I didn't realize it right away, but there are different ADB drivers and Fastboot drivers. I had installed the google usb drivers with the SDK extras and ADB worked great but I got the "waiting for device" trying to flash in fastboot mode.

I went to device manager from the control panel and saw the "Android 1.0" device with the yellow icon showing it wasn't working right. I had to update the driver and pick from the list of existing drivers which had a fastboot entry.

I had the same problem described by 'pepuch' on my HTC Desire S. I tried different drivers on relatively new computers running Windows 8 and Windows 10. In the end I found a link suggesting that I should try the (same) procedure on an older (desktop) computer which I did and the computer managed to detect my Desire S in fastboot USB mode and I managed to read the ID token. The link which steered me to the solution follows: -one-rooting-roms-hacks/345350-htc-one-pc-doesn-t-recognize-bootloader.html

If no drivers work on Windows 10 or 8.1/8 and your goal is to just use fastboot to flash boot.img (Probably because you have S-ON), there's the way of the Linux:Get a USB stick ready and use Live Linux Creator and install a Live Linux like Ubuntu or Lubuntu onto the stick. Boot to the Live version (maybe you can use VirtualBox VM on Windows, not sure). Open Terminal with Ctrl+Alt+T.Type (without comments with // ofc):