💡 Tip: ADB requires USB debugging to be enabled on the connected Android device.

After downloading, simply open the .exe file to launch the tool. No installation is required.

1. Download and open the .ехе file Launch ADB from the extracted platform-tools folder via command line.

2. Enable USB Debugging on your phone Go to Settings > Developer Options > USB Debugging and toggle it on.

3. Connect your Android device via USB You will see a prompt on your device — allow the connection.

4. Verify the connection Open CMD or Terminal in the ADB folder and run:

   adb devices

   Your device should be listed.

5. Use ADB commands

   • Install APK: adb install app.apk
   • Reboot device: adb reboot
   • Logcat: adb logcat
   • File transfer: adb push, adb pull

• ✅ Communicate with Android devices over USB
• ✅ Send commands, install apps, debug, and access logs
• ✅ Push/pull files between device and PC
• ✅ Reboot, sideload, and script automation support
• ✅ Cross-platform (Windows, macOS, Linux)

• Official Android SDK tool
• Used by developers, testers, and power users
• Lightweight, fast, and open source
• Wide device compatibility (all Android OEMs)

• Install APKs without Google Play
• Capture real-time logs for app debugging
• Backup and restore app data
• Flash custom recoveries via fastboot

• Essential for Android development and modding
• Works without rooting
• Powerful command-line automation

• Requires user permission on device for connection
• No telemetry or background activity
• Works entirely offline

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