Download the latest ‘platform tools’ (ADB and fastboot drivers) from Google from here. So, this is the folder where you have files like adb.exe and fastboot.exe. Copy the required file(s) into this folder. However, if no file is required, then simply ignore this step. Now, open a PowerShell window or a command window here using the shift+right-click trick. Note: If you get an error in PowerShell window, be sure to add. It’s that simple, actually! Is it working? If the above works for you, simply ignore all the content below. How to set up ADB and Fastboot Method 1: Install the latest versions manually Part 1: Get ADB and Fastboot driver The content below is more about getting the ADB/fastboot to wokr everywhere on Windows so that you don’t need to copy the files into the ‘platform tools’ folder.īut if you insist on becoming a pro, here you go. You will get a folder called ‘platform tools’. Move the ‘platform tools’ folder to C drive so that you can easily access it anytime. You can use the ADB and Fastboot commands from this folder by making sure your ADB/PowerShell window points to this folder. For this, simply open the command window or a PowerShell window from this folder only. Open the ‘platform tools’ folder, type cmd in its address bar, and then hit the enter key. A command window will open up and its location will be this folder only. The next part, though, will help you run ADB and Fastboot from anywhere on PC. Part 2: Get ADB and Fastboot driver everywhere on PC Which makes it very easy to use ADB and Fastboot commands. This is not a must, BTW, as you can use the ADB and Fastboot from the platform tools folder anytime as explained above. 
See another guide on the bottom of the article, in a section called “How to use ADB and Fastboot from the ‘platform tools’ folder”.
Copy the path (address) of the ‘platform tools’ folder. 
Mine is in the C drive, and here is its path: “C:\platform-tools” You can shift+right click to get the option called ‘Copy as Path’, using which will copy the path to PC’s clipboard. Open Environment Variables settings by searching for it in Windows search.Otherwise, find it manually as given below: In the window that pops up, click Advanced.Under ‘System variables’ section, click Path option to select it.
Add the path of the ‘platform tools’ folder.On Windows 10, click the New button, and then copy the path of your ‘platform tools’ folder.
On the older version of Windows, you may need to copy the path after the current paths added there.Paths are separated by the use of semi-colon, so make sure there is a semi-colon before and after the path of your ‘platform tools’ folder. #Install adb and fastboot mac for android.
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