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Hi, To TechNet Community! I Am Using Windows 10 Enterprise Edition (x64). I Am Having Issues Connecting My Android Device In Fastboot Mode. Although I Have Installed Proper Drivers For My Device & It Is Recognized By Windows 10 In Normal Mode (HTC Android Composite Device) But I Am Unable To Use It In Fastboot Mode. My HTC Device Is Also Recognized In 'HBOOT Mode'. It Shows 'USB BOS Descriptor Failed' & 'Device Failed Enumeration - Error Code 43' In Fastboot Mode.
I Have Tried Everything But Unable To Get It Connected. Here Is The Screenshots Link For Better Understanding. Looking Forward For Your Reply. Hi SyedBilal07, As far as I know, the difference between the fastbood and the normal boot mode is that the fast boot will boot from the hibernate file and it won`t re-initialize the device driver. For a normal boot mode, it will re-initialize the device driver. Here is a link for reference of fastboot: Windows 8: Fast Boot (The theory should be applied to Windows 10, too) We could try to reinstall the driver from the device manager to have a check (Right click the driver, 'Uninstall', then choose 'Scan for hardware changes' from 'Action' tab).
I think this issue is more related to the driver, please try to download the latest Windows 10 compatible driver for the device from the device manufacturer website. Best regards Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help, and unmark the answers if they provide no help. If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact [email protected].
I don't know why this is marked as an answer, but it isn't. He is talking about the android fastboot drivers that are needed to flash android images (bootloader, recovery etc) to android devices. Not the fastboot mode of his PC. I have the same issue, also had problems on windows 8, but was able to fix it, but upgrade to windows 10 and problems are here again. The fixes for windows 8 however don't seem to work anymore. With windows 8 the mayor problem was it being unsigned drivers, I don't know if that might also be the issue here.
Now see my screenshot No 5. I have updated my link for the screenshot file.
If you see my specified screenshot, you will be amazed to see that why my Android Driver is Provided By My 'ESET NOD32'.? From my personal research, i came to find out one solutions for our problem but they require Administrative Permission For Windows Folder. I am the Admin of my PC but unable to delete/move/copy files from Windows Folder.
So, the solutions are: - For Windows 8/8.1, There is an UPDATE ( ) which fixed the above issue and also Disabling the 'Driver Signature Enforcement' worked on Windows 8/8.1 There was a old solution also provided by XDA Community Member (janek2012 - the solution was to replace the usbport.sys and usbhub.sys file of Windows/System32/Drivers Folder with the one he provided. The link for his thread is But on my Windows 10, I am unable to copy these files because Windows 10 says 'I don't have the rights to copy these files' although i am Admin of my PC. He also included Run.bat file in his USB.zip archive but when i ran it and restarted my PC, my mouse seem to be dead, no pointer. So dont try Run.bat file but copy those files manually. Try it, i cannot:( due to Administrative Rights. This is based on my own research.! I am really hoping that Microsoft pays attention to this one.
I also have an htc one S and have spent two days trying everything I can to get the HBOOT mode to communicate to my Windows 10 using fastboot. I even contacted HTC directly.
They insisted it can not be done, and the latest drivers from their sync manager should work, and if not, there's a problem with my phone, and I should send it in for $200 so I could get it repaired. I tried various drivers, the 'Intel Android USB Composite Device' driver won't even install. It gives a code 43 Windows stopped this device because it has reported problems.
So my phone is a brick until Microsoft figures this out, and provides us with a driver that works. My suspicion is that the driver does work, but detects some irrelevant handshaking protocol, and quits. Regarding normal mode. My phone is recognized as being connected, but as I don't presently have a working operating system on it, there's no communication possibilities.
If I use the cmd terminal to invoke 'adb usb' it responds with: adb server is out of date. daemon started successfully. restarting in USB mode After this, if I try from HBOOT, I get: error: no devices found. And the device manager says there is an unknown device and/or device failed Enumeration, whatever that is!!!
Hello, there´s a solution for windows 10. I got my htc desire 500 into fast boot mode.
(;-) Put this in a.reg file (with your texteditor and rename the file to e.g. Import.reg Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 HKEYLOCALMACHINE SYSTEM CurrentControlSet Control usbflags 0BB40FF00100 'SkipBOSDescriptorQuery'=hex:01,00,00,00 Then import that import.reg via regeditor (as admin) into your registry. Then reboot your computer.
Put your HTC device into fastboot usb mode. Plug it on your computer via usb. Then android drivers are beeing installed from Windows 10. (;-)))))) Source: http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-one-s/general/guide-fix-fastboot-windows-8-1-t2858337/. I had the same problems, tracked down the issue to not correctly installed Android Fastboot mode device drivers for my device, fixed it by installing the latest Google USB drivers for the Android device in Fastboot Mode. Here is what I did:.
Enable ADB mode on my device and use the adb reboot bootloader command to reboot the device into fastboot mode. Note that fastboot mode is the same as the bootloader mode that appears, you don't have to select anything from the menu that is shown, if you select 'start' or 'recovery mode', the device will LEAVE fastboot mode. Also note that it might be possible to enter fastboot mode by pressing the correct key combinations during device boot, instead of using the adb reboot bootloader command. Download and install Android Studio from. Start Android Studio, complete the install and choose the 'SDK Manager' option from the Android Studio Configure menu. With the Android SDK tree node in the Default Settings window selected, choose the right Android SDK Location (the one used during the installation of Android Studio). On the SDK Tools tab, make sure the latest versions of the Google USB Driver and Android SDK Platform-Tools are fully selected and installed.
If not, install them!. Open the Windows Device Manager. Right click the 'Other Devices Android' device with the yellow exclamation mark next to it. Choose 'Update Driver Software.'
. Choose 'Browse my computer for driver software'. Browse to the location where the Google USB Driver from the Android SDK were downloaded. In my case, that was C: Android sdk extras google usbdriver and click Next. Windows should now install the correct driver and the device should appear in the Windows Device Manager as correctly installed device without an exclamation mark. Run any fastboot command, the command should now work!
Hope this helps. Regards, Beat.