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1. #QUICKBOOT ANDROID BUILD PROP HOW TO#
2. #QUICKBOOT ANDROID BUILD PROP APK#
3. #QUICKBOOT ANDROID BUILD PROP INSTALL#
4. #QUICKBOOT ANDROID BUILD PROP DRIVERS#

Keep the data and cache directories around after package removal. Use the following command if you want to uninstall an app package but keep its data and cache directories. This command can be used to uninstall an installed app, which is pretty clear from the command itself.

#QUICKBOOT ANDROID BUILD PROP INSTALL#

adb install -s OPLiveWallpapers.apk adb install –k īelow are some more parameters that can be used with the ‘adb install’ command: adb -e install path/to/app.apk If the app (APK) you are installing supports move to SD card feature, you can install it to the SD storage using the following command. Use the following command to re-install or update an existing app on your device and keep its data.

#QUICKBOOT ANDROID BUILD PROP APK#

Please note that you must copy the APK file to install in the ‘platform-tools’ folder, otherwise you’ll also have to type the location of the APK. This command is generally used by developers or debuggers. It is more convenient than the alternative, which is to transfer the APK to the device and then install it. It can be used to install an APK file on your Android device from your computer. adb reboot bootloader adb reboot recovery Reboots the device into the Fastboot or Bootloader mode. You can also reboot directly into the recovery or bootloader using this command. adb rebootĪDB can be used to reboot your device, useful when your hardware buttons aren’t working or if you’re already using ADB. Using the ‘adb connect’ command, you can connect the IP address of your Android device to your computer. This command will display the list of all Android devices attached to your PC. It shows all Android devices and emulators connected to your computer via a USB cable. Can be used to make sure your device is connected properly before performing any other operations. adb helpĭisplays the Help Documentation on ADB commands. You can even use your Android phone like a PC to execute ADB and Fastboot commands. Listed below are some of the most common and useful ADB commands that you may need at some point. That is, you can unlock the device and grant ADB debugging permission to the computer. Download Android SDK Platform Tools (ADB & Fastboot)Īs mentioned earlier, ADB commands are used when the device is powered on and you have access to the device.Enable USB Debugging in Developer Options.

#QUICKBOOT ANDROID BUILD PROP DRIVERS#

Besides, you’ll also need the ADB and Fastboot drivers on your Windows, Mac, or Linux computer.

#QUICKBOOT ANDROID BUILD PROP HOW TO#

The option is found in the Developer options but if you don’t know how to get there, you can follow the tutorial linked below. Today we’ll take a look at some useful ADB and Fastboot commands.īefore you can make use of ADB and Fastboot commands, you’ll have to enable USB Debugging on your Android device. ADB or Android Debug Bridge can be used when the Android device is turned on while Fastboot can be used while the device is in the Bootloader or Fastboot mode. Same commands will produce the same results regardless of the device you have, in most cases. These are also one of the constants in the Android ecosystem. These are system utilities that provide access to the backend of Android when it is connected to a PC. People who are used to rooting their Android devices or customizing it will be well aware of ADB and fastboot. These ADB commands and ADB Shell commands work on all Android devices regardless of the device model or manufacturer.

Here’s a list of some useful ADB and Fastboot commands that might come in handy in different situations.