ADB Driver for Windows

ADB Driver for Windows is a software component that enables the Samsung Android smartphone and PC to back up files, data recovery, synchronization, and various other advanced features. For some reason, you may need to connect your Android Samsung smartphone to a computer. Without the correct ADB drivers, you can’t do advanced things on the PC in addition to the regular file transfer. ADB Driver for Windows 7/8/10 can be found with a suitable installation guide.

ADB Drivers OS Compatibility

PC is compatible with different versions of Windows.

Windows 10 (32-bit)
Windows 10 (64-bit)
Windows 8.1 (32-bit)
Windows 8.1 (64-bit)
Windows 8 (32-bit)
Windows 8 (64-bit)
Windows 7 (32-bit)
Windows 7 (64-bit)
Windows Vista (32-bit)
Windows Vista (64-bit)
Windows XP (32-bit)

ADB Driver versions Download for Windows

ADB Setup 1.5.3.exe
ADB Setup 1.5.2.exe
ADB Setup 1.5.1.exe

ADB Setup 1.5.0.exe
ADB Setup 1.4.9.exe
ADB Setup 1.4.8.exe
ADB Setup 1.4.7.exe
ADB Setup 1.4.6.exe
ADB Setup 1.4.5.exe
ADB Setup 1.4.4.exe
ADB Setup 1.4.3.exe
ADB Setup 1.4.2.exe
ADB Setup 1.3.0.exe

How to install ADB Driver for Windows?

Firstly, Check if you already have the ADB driver for Windows on your PC
Get the ADB driver file
On your Android device, activate USB Debugging
Open Device Manager and install the ADB driver

Check if the ADB Driver is already installed on your PC

First, check if the ADB driver for Windows is already installed on your PC.

Now, connect your Android device to a PC using a USB cable
Then Open Google Chrome
Type 'chrome:/inspect' (no quotes) inside the URL bar, then press Enter

You do not already have the ADB driver on your PC if the test fails. You have the ADB driver for Windows already on your computer then if the name of your Android device can be seen.

Get the ADB Driver File

You first get the installation file before you add the ADB driver to your PC. You can download the installation file using the official website.

Activate USB Debugging on your Android Device

You need to enable USB Debugging on your Android device once you have downloaded the ADB driver file. When USB debugging is allowed and only the maximum capacity of the ADB can be used.

Go to Settings on your Android device
Then tap About Phone or About
Enable the Developer options Remember to set the toggle at the top to On and Tap seven times on Build number
Enable USB Debugging after Connect your Android device into your PC
You can see a message saying, “Allow USB Debugging?” Select the box beside the ‘Always allow from this computer’ option, then tap OK On your Android device

Open Device Manager and Install the ADB Driver

Now You can open the Device Manager to ADB driver install. You can follow the instructions,

Have your Android device connected to your PC
After pressing Windows Key+R on your keyboard for the open the Run dialogue box
Type “devmgmt.msc”, then hit Enter. This should bring up the Device Manager
Check for a PC for your Android

Then select Properties from the options clicking the Right-click. Your Android device unless your driver hasn't been properly installed then you can see a yellow warning icon
Then you should Update Driver
A new window opens up. Select the 'Browse my computer for driver software' option
Select you previously downloaded ADB driver file by clicking Browse
Select the Include subfolders box next to it. Then the System Manager automatically downloads an ADB driver