Bluex on tv install#
Bluex on tv drivers#

Should stop this but if not you are forewarned.įirstly have a look in the sdk folder to find the tools folder and make Starting the adb process, then navigate to the same folder. I had to do the exact same processĪbove for adb functions. It again - stick to the same one if you have more than one USB port)Īdditional - in my case, when I got to the adb section (Step6), myĭevice wasn't recognised again. (Remember if you plug it in a different USB port it may not recognise

Bluex on tv install#

Should install and the phone is now recognised when you plug it in OS you probably know which one to choose more than me. choose the Specific location option and then browse to the USB Driverįolder in sdk - for XP choose the x86 folder - if you have a different

Bluex on tv drivers#

USB and it should come up Unknown device and ask you to install drivers Now you need to install the USB Drivers - Plug your fone in using the Renamed mine to sdk and i'll use that in the following instructions.Ģ INSTALLING SDK USB DRIVERS and USB DEBUGGINGįirstly on your device, go to Settings - Applications -Development - USB Debugging and make sure it has a green tick

When unzipped, this folder is named something longwinded - I Of your main drive (Usually c) so that its easier to point at it I Make sure the unzipped folder with everything in is placed in the root They tell you to install it but really, what you need to do is just Right - a nice clear NOOB guide - I'll asume no previous SDK experience and XP Throughout, the stuff you need to type into the cmd will be in quotes ' but you DO NOT TYPE THE QUOTES! UPDATED FROM EXPERIENCE!įirstly you need to download the Android SDK (Software Developers Kit if you were wondering) from Will play with this soon.Ī GUIDE FOR TOTAL NOOBS to SDK + Rooting of HERO. Different builds of android with apps and features built in can them be installed. To run the apps all from the SD you must be rooted. For example, to over clock(turn up the proccessing power higher than normal) your phone you must be rooted. Gaining this access which is not there by default allows one to direct how the hardware is used and what and where the software will go and can do.

In linux this is called the root or super user. Rooting is setting up your phone to have full access to all features and settings. Then open Gmail and it asks you to start and no reset is needed. Gmail Storage keeps trying to re create itself so you have to make sure all 4 are clear before you exit application manager.

You need to make sure all 4 of these are reset to '0'K Setting > Application > Manage Application > Clear Data from Google Storage