ADB Driver
The Android Debug Bridge driver lets your Windows PC talk to any Android phone or tablet. You need this to run ADB commands, sideload APK files, enable USB debugging, or use any developer tool that connects over USB.
Download ADB DriverFind the right USB driver for your Android phone or tablet. Download free drivers for ADB, Fastboot, Qualcomm, MTK, SPD, and all major brands — fix "phone not detected" errors and get your device connected to Windows in minutes.
Different tasks need different drivers. Pick the right one for your situation before you download.
The Android Debug Bridge driver lets your Windows PC talk to any Android phone or tablet. You need this to run ADB commands, sideload APK files, enable USB debugging, or use any developer tool that connects over USB.
Download ADB DriverRequired when your phone is booted into Fastboot mode. This driver allows Windows to detect the device in Fastboot, which is needed for unlocking bootloaders, flashing recovery images, and wiping partitions via command line.
Download Fastboot DriverNeeded for Qualcomm Snapdragon devices when using QPST, QFlash, or QFIL flashing tools. This driver connects the phone in Emergency Download (EDL) mode — a special low-level mode used to flash or recover Qualcomm chipset phones.
Download Qualcomm DriverUsed for MediaTek chipset phones and tablets when connecting to SP Flash Tool. Without the MTK USB driver, your Windows PC won't recognise the device in VCOM (Virtual COM Port) mode — the mode SP Flash Tool needs to write firmware.
Download MTK DriverRequired for Spreadtrum (UNISOC/SPD) chipset phones when using the SPD Flash Tool. This driver makes your PC detect an SPD device in download mode so you can write PAC firmware files directly to the phone's internal storage.
Download SPD DriverOfficial USB drivers released by phone manufacturers for their own devices. Samsung, Xiaomi, Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, Motorola, and others each publish drivers that work best with their flashing tools and are required for certain proprietary modes.
See All Brand DriversClick your phone brand to go directly to its USB driver download page — with install instructions included.
Once your USB driver is installed, use the matching flash tool to write firmware to your device.
After installing your USB driver, download the correct stock firmware to flash or restore your Android device.
What makes our driver downloads safer and more reliable than random search results.
Every driver file linked here is checked by our team. You get the actual driver — no installer wrappers, no extra programs, no PUPs added in without your knowledge.
Each driver page comes with a clear, step-by-step guide for installing the driver on Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11. If it does not install automatically, we explain how to do it manually through Device Manager.
From global manufacturers like Samsung and Xiaomi to regional brands used across South Asia and Africa — if the phone runs Android, there is a strong chance we have its driver listed here.
Driver versions get updated by manufacturers over time. We review and update our driver pages regularly so you are not downloading an outdated version that may not work with newer Windows builds.
All USB drivers on this page are free to download. No payment, no email sign-up, no waiting for a download timer. Just click the link on the driver page and save the file.
Mobile repair technicians around the world rely on this driver library as their go-to source. The collection covers every driver type a professional shop encounters — chipset, brand-specific, and universal ADB.
When you connect an Android phone or tablet to a Windows PC, the operating system needs a driver to know how to communicate with it. Without the correct USB driver, Windows will either fail to detect the device entirely or show it as an "Unknown Device" in Device Manager. This is one of the most common problems people face before using any flashing tool, ADB command, or file transfer application. Installing the right driver is always the first step — before you open SP Flash Tool, Odin, QPST, or any other flashing program.
Different situations need different drivers. If you want to use ADB and Fastboot commands, you need the ADB driver installed. If you are flashing a MediaTek phone with SP Flash Tool, you need the MTK VCOM driver. For Qualcomm phones in Emergency Download mode using QPST, you need the Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader driver. For SPD/UNISOC phones flashed with SPD Flash Tool, you need the SPD driver. Each chipset communicates with the PC through a different protocol, so the driver must match the chipset.
If you are not sure what chipset your phone uses, the safest option is to start with the universal ADB Driver Installer, which installs a driver that works for ADB mode across most Android brands. For chipset-specific flashing, check the manufacturer's spec sheet or the phone box for the processor name — then download the driver that matches it from the list above. All drivers on this page support Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11 (both 32-bit and 64-bit where available).