I have been developing an android app, and i wanted to test it out on a real phone. I recently bought an htc thunderbolt to try it out in. The problem is, that my computer won't install the adb driver. What do i need to do to get it to work? The ide i am using is eclipse, the computer is windows 7 home primium.
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Install HTC Sync from HTC's website (this includes phone drivers). Windows should then detect your phone without a problem.

Dave
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Devices under windows need their drivers.
You can get Google ones from here and other vendors from here.

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1Doesn't the top of that page specifically indicate that the Google USB driver is only for the ADP, Nexus One, and Nexus S phones...? – eldarerathis Mar 22 '11 at 20:49
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True, I just edited my answer with the correct link for other vendors. – Macarse Mar 22 '11 at 21:24
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After Installing the Device driver your device will detect.
later goto command prompt and write the command
adb install
eg. adb install e:\test.apk
this will install the apk file to your device

dilipkaklotar
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In the worst case, you always can pass the .apk to the microSD of the phone simply with a pull from the DDMS.
I tried this with a Huawei mobile and it worked fine.

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