Configure ADB and Fastboot Environment for Windows

Mar 10, 2023#折腾 #刷机274

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Adb is a component of the Android SDK that includes tools for interacting with the Android platform, primarily adb and fastboot. ### Download To download, search for Android SDK on Google. Since the focus is on simple cmd usage rather than development, just download the SDK and set the system environment variables. The SDK can be found at: [SDK link](https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools). ### Installation After downloading, extract the files to a convenient location (e.g., D:\Android SDK Platform-Tools\platform-tools). Then, navigate to "This PC" → Properties → Advanced system settings → Environment Variables. Create a new system variable named "Path" with the value set to the adb file directory. ### Testing To test, open cmd using win + x or another method and type `adb version` to check the adb version. To update ADB in the future, simply update the files in the adb folder.

Adb is a component of the Android SDK that includes tools for interacting with the Android platform, mainly adb and fastboot.

Download#

You can search for the Android SDK directly from Google to find the Android development documentation. Since we are not developers and are only using it simply in cmd, just download the sdk and set the system environment variables.
SDK link: https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools

Installation#

After downloading, unzip it and place the extracted folder in a good path. For example, my path is D:\Android SDK Platform-Tools\platform-tools.

Right-click on This PC → Properties → Advanced system settings, then click on Environment Variables.

In the pop-up window, select New under the system variables section.
The variable name is: Path, and the variable value is the adb file directory, for example, mine is D:\Android SDK Platform-Tools\platform-tools.

Testing#

Once completed, you can open cmd using win + x or other methods, and enter adb version to check your adb version.
For future updates, simply update the files in the adb folder.