#ADBLINK ANDROID ANDROID#
adb logcatīy executing the ‘adb logcat’ command, you can see the log data of your Android device on your computer. If you want to find out the Android device or emulators currently connected to your Windows, Mac, or Linux computer, you can use the ‘adb usb’ command. If you want to uninstall an app but keep its data and cache files, you can use the ‘adb uninstall’ command with ‘ -k‘ parameter as shown below. Using this command in the ADB terminal windows, you can uninstall an app from your phone or tablet.
#ADBLINK ANDROID INSTALL#
adb install -s adb install –k adb uninstall By using the following ADB commands, move an app to the SD storage. Some apps support installation on the SD card.
#ADBLINK ANDROID APK#
While you can install an APK on your Android devices using the above command, you can use the command given below to update or reinstall an app without deleting its data. There are are some variations of this command for different conditions. To be able to do so, copy the APK file to the SDK platform-tools folder first. Thanks to the ‘adb install’ command that it makes it easy to install APK files on Android devices directly from your computer. Usually, we transfer an APK file to our Android device and install it via File Manager. You can execute it to reboot your device into the Android Recovery mode. This is one of the most used ADB commands. The command is often used when you want to flash the factory images or a custom recovery. You can use this command to reboot your Android device into the Fastboot or Bootloader Mode.
#ADBLINK ANDROID DRIVER#
Use this command to find out the version of the ADB driver installed on your computer.Īs this very ADB command suggests, ‘adb reboot’ command can help reboot your Android phone or tablet into the bootloader, fastboot or recovery mode in case the hardware keys of your device do not function properly. You can use the ‘adb help’ command to display the help documentation on all ADB commands. If you want to find out and connect the IP address of your Android device to your PC. This is similar to the ‘adb devices’ command that shows you the list of connected Android devices and emulators to your computer. You can use the above command to list of devices by model or product number. We generally use this command to check if our device is properly connected to the computer or not. This is one of the most used ADB commands as it is used to see the list of the Android devices connected to your computer. You’ll also need to Allow USB debugging on your Android device. Please note that you must download and install the appropriate USB driver from your OEM and the latest SDK Platform-tools on your computer.