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Prerequisites • Android SDK Development Environment Yup, you need to have Android SDK Development Environment setup first. And make sure that Google USB Driver is installed too. Follow this guide ~ if you have not install Android SDK Development Environment yet. Step by Step Guide • Connect USB cable to Kindle Fire. • Go to Devices and Printers.

• Double click on Kindle. • Go to Hardware tab. • Select Kindle with yellow exclamation mark, then click on Properties. • Go to Details tab. • At Property, choose Hardware Ids. • That’s Kindle Fire USB hardware Id that we going to use later. • Just leave the property window open.

• Go to My Computer. • Then go to C: Program Files (x86) Android android-sdk extras google usb_driver folder. • Open android_winusb.inf with notepad.

• Insert these 3 lines at [Google.NTx86] and [Google.NTamd64].;Kindle Fire%SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB VID_1949&PID_0006%CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB VID_1949&PID_0006&MI_01 • Save it. • Go to C: Users YourUserName.android folder. • Open adb_usb.ini with notepad. • Key in 0x1949.

(don’t copy and paste) • Save it. • Let’s go back to Kindle property window. • Go to General tab. • Select Update Driver then. • Select Browse my computer for driver software ~ Locate and install driver software manually. • Select Browse, and select C: Program Files (x86) Android android-sdk extras google usb_driver folder.

• When Windows Security prompt, select Install this driver software anyway • That’s all. Testing Kindle Fire adb USB driver • Bring up command prompt (CMD). • Type adb kill-server then enter. • Type adb devices then enter. You should see Kindle Fire as one of the devices.

Followed advice here for completely removing drivers – succeeded–but as soon as I plug kindle back it in aurtomatically reloads a driver and I get same ids as mentioned above. I am on a windows 7 amd computer – I had tried rooting using windows xp – using method from android forums– I finally the sdk environment completely loaded on my windows 7 machine- seems all I’, lacking is how to really completely remove kindle drivers since they pop right back up. Weird (I do log off and back on after uninstalling drivers) •.

Ok so I have the drivers installed properly and the computer recognizes it in devices but not in adb. A long time ago my kindle fire rom got erased when i installed a different rom. I had twpd installed and threw the update.zip on it but when i went to install it it got stuck i left it for a couple hours and then said screw it and tried to restart it. Now it’s stuck on the kindle fire logo and does not get recognized by adb but it does get recognized by device manager.

I installed the driver several ways and many times. I need serious help. You can teamview my comp if you need to •.

Thank Jayce The problem is the point 3 when you say ” 3.At PC, copy your Android ROM zip file (Android-ROM.zip in my case) to Kindle Fire SDcard (root level). Jayce I am sorry but while I am istalling CM7 kindle is dead again it’s visible in devices but with Kindle_Unbrick_UtilityV1.1 and Kindle_Fire_Utility_v0.9.3 in every operation say no such file or directory ADB Status Online ADB Rooted: No Boot status: Unknow Now it haven’t TWRP inside The problem is that remain logo Kindle Fire and the light of power orange. When I install TWRP by Kindle_Fire_Utility_v0.9.3 The answer is. No such file or directory the kindle has been told to reboot in Fastboot Mode •. Hi Jayce, I get the following error while trying to install the adb driver. I’m using win 7 64bit and it automatically installs WPD Filesystem volume driver. I am unable to delete this driver.

If i uninstall kindle and scan for new hardware it picks up the same driver. If i try to upgrade the driver i get the error that WPDFS is the best suited driver. If i try to install manually with the adb driver i get the error “The folder you specified doesn’t contain a compatible software driver for your device. If the folder contains a driver, make sure it is designed to work with Windows x64 based system.” i’ve tried this on 2 computers (2nd one is 32 bit windows 7) and get the same error. (In the 2nd computer it says designed to work with windows x32 system) Would appreciate any help to resolve this. Jayce: First, thank you for the excellent instructions and your patience and help. My configuration, then one question: I have Win 7 64-bit, android sdk and eclipse indigo installed and working fine with android device (Samsung Galaxy S II) including USB debugging of my Apps on the Galaxy hardware.

I also wish to do App debugging over USB with my Kindle Fire but cannot do so yet. I followed your instructions 1 – 5 but “Kindle with yellow exclamation point” does not appear (all other items in your “Kindle Properties >hardware screen shot do appear). Also, “Android Composite ADB Interface – type Samsung” does appear (i.e.

This item seems to replace the “Kindle with yellow exclamation point” item). Btw, I do have access to Kindle Fire memory via USB and this is how I load my development Apps currently. Should I delete the “Android Composite ADB Interface” driver and will that cause the “Kindle with yellow exclamation point” item to appear? Btw, I have done your instruction items 10 – 18. If I do delete the “Android Composite ADB Interface” listed under Kindle Properties >hardware will it cause my USB debug connection to Samsung Galaxy S II to stop working (This would be a disaster for me which I hope to avoid)? I assume I can proceed successfully with your instructions once I get the “Kindle with yellow exclamation point” item to appeaar. Thank you very much.

Finally, after much time and effort, success! Per Jayce’s comment, I uninstalled Kindle Fire Android driver and then reinstalled per instructions (turns out I had followed the instructions before but it did not work). Even after the new install, I could not get KF recognition in adb. Then, I copied the “ini” file from Admin to my User>username and it still did not work. Then I restarted the computer and IT WORKED. Thank you Jayce!

Btw, I found solving this problem more difficult than programming a complicated android app with location and media player features (while having to learn java, xml, eclipse and android from scratch). All would be impossible for me without Google search. Hi Jayce, I really need your help to resolve my unbricking problem, That disturbed me much many times I approximately get it, i think there remains one last step, I watched your video and comly to it, cover: – SDK Manager & Path Environment. (Exactly right) – Folder.android has adb_ini.ini (Key “0x1949”) – In Device Manager, Kindle Fire appear yellow sign. – Then, update driver for it by Kindle Fire Driver manually.

(Exactly right) – And that problem is here: + My computer (Vista) automatically installed “Android ADB Interface” driver. + Observe your video, I change that driver to “Composite ADB Interface” driver.

+ Code 10 appears, i follow google to fix it, that says “restart is likely to fix”, but not. I need your advise, as soon as possible, i indeed appreciate it •. Note: Guarantee usb connect.

Follow these step exactly. – Step 1: When having “ADB Android Driver”, uninstall it. If not, restart pc & kindle once, if wrong, you need review above step of Jay. – Step 2: Disable & Enable every “USB Root Hub” exactly, assuring “Unknown Device” appear. If not, need restart pc & kinle – Step 3: When “Unknown Device” appear, certainly need restart pc & kindle.

– Step 4: Check “Computer Management” and you will be see “Kindle Fire” yellow – Step 5: Locate it to “C: Kindle Driver” (follow Jay) and just a minute, having “Android Composite ADB Interface” •. Hi After8, Following Jay correctly, please. And then, follow me, try more two times and sent feedback if it’s corrrect. Note: Guarantee usb connect. Follow these step exactly. – Step 1: When having “ADB Android Driver”, uninstall it.

If not, restart pc & kindle once, if wrong, you need review above step of Jay. – Step 2: Disable & Enable every “USB Root Hub” exactly, assuring “Unknown Device” appear. If not, need restart pc & kinle – Step 3: When “Unknown Device” appear, certainly need restart pc & kindle.

– Step 4: Check “Computer Management” and you will be see “Kindle Fire” yellow – Step 5: Locate it to “C: Kindle Driver” (follow Jay) and just a minute, having “Android Composite ADB Interface” •. Hello, you dunna know what am i talking about? You tried many times, but you dunna know Do you want to fix “Code 10”, right? [Quote] To fix code 10: Fix: Device cannot start correctly – Code 10: • Restart your computer if you haven’t done so already.

There is always the chance that the error Code 10 you’re seeing on a device was caused by some temporary problem in Device Manager or with the hardware. If so, a reboot might fix the Code 10 error.

• Did you install a device or make a change in Device Manager just before the Code 10 error appeared? If so, it’s very possible that the change you made caused the Code 10 error. Undo the change if you can, restart your PC, and then check again for the Code 10 error. Depending on the changes you made, some solutions might include: •Remove or reconfigure the newly installed device. •Roll back the driver to a version prior to your update. •Use System Restore to undo recent Device Manager related changes. [/Quote] If following that guide above, it won’t work as hoped, you need uninstall that driver (checked “delete”) and follow my steps above And now, do you understand?

Hi Jayce, appreciate the great info. I have installed everything following your step by step advice. Issue I have is when I get to this step I cannot find the path. I entered the two paths manually as you had recommended. I do not have an Android folder in Programs (x86) This is where I am getting hung up: Go to My Computer. Then go to C: Program Files (x86) Android android-sdk extras google usb_driver folder What can I do to fix this issue so I can get my kindle fire to communicate with my 64 bit Windows 7? Hey Jayce, its all about KF but need HD2 ‘android composit adb interface’ driver.at “device manager” got an ‘android phone’ + with the yellow exclamation point on ‘android composit adb interface’.

& its hardware ids not look like USB VID_. Its PCI VEN_. & i found C: Users YourUserName.android folder but did not find adb_usb.ini &Key in 0×1949 in ths folder. Actually i need htc hd2’s adb driver.please let me know the procedure how to install it on my xp or the link where i wil find step by step guide. Why is it ever damn time one has to use linux it is a nightmare.

Have written several hundred applications and been in IT 15 years, and promoted 7 times. And you know what. Have spent two hours fighting and wasting my time with trying to root a kindle. Why the hell is everything the linux developers build so damn hard to use.

Oh just download this utility, and well the JDK, and well the android SDK, and well some drivers, test it about 200 times, then maybe if your lucky it will connect. Use a.NET API find the device, update the driver associated with the device, connect and root it. Make all the tools availble online. Or build a damn webpage with a Java in it that will connect and root it. Honestly what a waste of time. I found out how to get mine to work with Windows 8.1.

Just forget adding all the device ID’s in the driver file, it just screws up the hash that’s checked against the.cat file. Change it back to the old one without the added lines, and then when you’re updating the driver select “Chose from a list” instead of “Browse”, then “Android device”, and then click “Have disk” and then browse to the /android-sdk/extras/google/drivers/usb-driver file. This worked for my 4th gen Fire HD 7, currently sideloading Fire OS 4.5.3 so I can root later. I Vikram Tamil Movie Video Songs Download.

Hi, I have followed the directions for my win 7 computer. When I go to install the drivers, my computer tells me my drivers are the best drivers for my computer and are up to date. It won’t let me change them to the new drivers I just worked so hard to install. Additionally, they show to be Windows system 32 drivers and not Kindle or ADB drivers. Finally, my Hardware IDs seem strange compared to what you said I should use when changing the driver file in notepad. I have USB VID_1949&PID_000A&REV_0216 USB VID_1949&PID_000A That’s all and quite different from what you showed in the picture. Any help would be great.

Hello, I’ve been trying all day to get this to work but with no luck – my kindle was bricked (red screen on boot) so I got a fastboot cable and installed the adb drivers but when I try to use the command “adb devices” after killing and starting the server it still is not recognised. The kindle is recognised as Android Device_Android Composite ADB Interface (in device manager) and this is with fastboot mode on while being plugged in with the fastboot cable. I have tried almost everything so please could I get some help, thank you. Hello there, have been trying to get my bricked Kindle Fire HD 8.9 to a point where I can fastboot or adb FOREVER!!! I’m stuck on blue logo (rooted my kindle previously, then deleted the os i think) I’ve finally managed to get it to show up as an ADB device, but it’s showing as 123456789ABCDEF unauthorised when I do “adb devices” I’m presuming I’ve done something wrong with the hardware ID bit. I’ve put a screenshot up. I left the rev bit out as I saw another post that said that, but now there’s just one ID and no MI bit.

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