Download USB Drivers

A USB driver is software that allows your computer to communicate with hardware devices connected via a USB port. It acts as a bridge between the operating system and the device, ensuring that data is transferred correctly and that the device functions properly.

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15_Second_ADB_Installer_v1.4.5Link
Driver Qualcomm (QC) + MTK 2.0.1.zipLink
Driver Qualcomm (QC) + MTK 3.0.9.zipLink
Driver Qualcomm (QC) + MTK 3.1.9.zipLink
Driver SPD Spreadtrum 77xx.zipLink
Samsung USB Driver Windows v1.7.56Link
KIES DOWNLOAD 2.6 (Driver for old Samsung Devices)Link
Driver Huawei USB 1.0 Kirin Flash Device 2.01.02.00.zipLink
Driver UnlockTool Install.zipLink
Driver Huawei USB1.0.zipLink
Driver Qualcomm (QC) Setup Installer-10037.3.zipLink
Motorola_Mobile_Drivers_32bit (Driver for Motorola Devices)Link
Motorola_Mobile_Drivers_64bit (Driver for Motorola Devices)Link
UNLOCKTOOL-CERT-FIX.zip – Fix Certificate Win 7/XPLink
Driver Apple usb.zipLink
Driver libusb win32 devel-filter-1.2.6.0.zipLink
Driver Nokia 20 MTK_105_107_109.zipLink
Driver Nokia Full.zipLink
Driver SPRD NPI USB_1.4.zipLink
Vcredist 2015.zipLink
Driver SPD Spreadtrum 77xx.zipLink
Driver UnlockTool Install.zipLink
Coolpad-140827-Setup (Driver for Coolpad Devices)Link
HTC_Mobile_Driver_v4.17.0.001 (Driver for HTC Devices)Link
IntelAndroidDrvSetup1.10.0 (Driver for Intel Android Devices)Link
iSocUSB-Driver_v1.2.0 (Driver for Intel Devices)Link
LG_Mobile_Driver_v4.2.0.0 (Driver for LG Mobile Devices)Link
ZTE_HS_Driver_SetupV5.2066.1.8 (Driver for ZTE Devices)Link

Functions of a USB Driver

  1. Device Recognition: USB drivers help the operating system recognize and identify connected USB devices, such as smartphones, cameras, printers, or external storage devices.
  2. Data Transfer: USB drivers facilitate the transfer of data between the computer and the connected device. This includes copying files, syncing data, and other communication tasks.
  3. Device Control: Some USB drivers allow the computer to control specific functions of the connected device, such as accessing storage, flashing firmware, or using device-specific features.
  4. Power Management: USB drivers manage the power supplied to USB devices, ensuring that the device receives the appropriate amount of power without overloading the system.
  5. Error Handling: USB drivers detect and handle errors during data transfer or device communication, helping to maintain a stable connection.

How to Use USB Drivers

  • Download the Driver: download the required USB driver for your device from above the links. These drivers are provided by the device manufacturer for their device.
  • Install the Driver: On Windows, double-click the downloaded file and follow the installation prompts.
  • On macOS, most drivers are installed automatically when the device is connected, but some may require manual installation.
  • On Linux, drivers are often included in the kernel, but you may need to install additional packages depending on the device.
  • Connect the Device: Plug the USB device into an available USB port on your computer.
  • Verify Installation:On Windows, you can check the Device Manager to see if the driver is installed correctly.
  • On macOS and Linux, you can check the system information or use terminal commands to verify the connected device.
  • Use the Device: Once the driver is installed, you can use the connected device as intended, whether for data transfer, device management, or other specific functions.

Troubleshooting Tips

  • Compatibility: Make sure the driver is compatible with your operating system version.
  • Update Drivers: If the device is not functioning properly, check for driver updates from the manufacturer.
  • Reinstall Drivers: If you encounter issues, try uninstalling and reinstalling the driver.
  • Check Connections: Ensure that you are using a good USB cable and ports are working properly.

Using USB drivers is essential for ensuring that your hardware devices communicate effectively with your computer.