4/25/2013 06:21:00 PM
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Intel's Android USB Driver is now ready for download. This release will make your Android, Intel Atom based smartphone recognizable by your Windows running system.
This version is suited for Windows Vista, 7 and 8 on 32- or 64 bit architecture and Windows XP's 32-bit version. Bear in mind that USB Driver package version 1.1.5 is designed for Android App developer usage and has added support of Microsoft Windows 8. The USB profiles supported are ADB (Android Debug Bridge), MTP (Media Transfer Protocol), PTP (Picture Transfer Protocol), RNDIS and CDC Serial (Modem AT Proxy). As always, one might run into some issues with the installation, especially the one where the device is not recognized as “Android device.” Intel has provided a basic troubleshooter to help those that missed a step in the installation.
In the Device Manager window you may see “USB Mass Storage” instead of “ADB Device.” If that happens, right click it and select uninstall. Unplug your device and install the driver again. Do the same if you see the “Android Device” with yellow warning icon. Make sure the device you are attempting to connect has USB debugging enabled. Below is the link to the driver. Download, install and stay “updated one minute ago.”
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| USB Driver package version 1.1.5 is designed for Android App developer usage Image credits to Intel |
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