@@ -192,48 +192,11 @@ <h1 class=title>
192192 < div class =blog-text >
193193
194194 < div class =blog-hdr >
195- Windows Requires USB driver
195+ unplug phone from computer usb
196196 </ div >
197197
198198 < p >
199- < a href ='https://developer.android.com/studio/run/win-usb ' target ='_blank '>
200- https://developer.android.com/studio/run/win-usb
201- </ a >
202- </ p >
203-
204- < p >
205- open device manager, find the pixel device, this can be a bit tricky, i found mine under universal serial bus devices
206- </ p >
207-
208- < ol >
209- < li >
210- right click the device
211- </ li >
212- < li >
213- select update driver
214- </ li >
215- < li >
216- browse my computer for drivers
217- </ li >
218- < li >
219- let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer
220- </ li >
221- < li >
222- select have disk
223- </ li >
224- < li >
225- navigate to where you unzipped the usb driver
226- </ li >
227- < li >
228- select file
229- < code >
230- android_winusb.inf
231- </ code >
232- </ li >
233- </ ol >
234-
235- < p >
236- the android device should now be recognised and available under Android Device
199+ this helps later when usb debugging is enabled to find the device in device manager easily
237200 </ p >
238201
239202 </ div >
@@ -250,14 +213,27 @@ <h1 class=title>
250213 frp ( factory reset protection ) and bricked a perfectly good mobile phone because i hadnt taken note of the google
251214 account and password, and then it asked for it.
252215 </ p >
216+ < p >
217+ its advisable to perform a factory reset here, then just skip through the options to get to the home screen.
218+ </ p >
219+
220+ < ol >
221+ < li >
222+ < b >
223+ settings -> passwords, passkeys and accounts
224+ </ b >
225+ < br >
226+ remove google account
227+ </ li >
228+ </ ol >
253229
254230 < ol >
255231 < li >
256232 < b >
257- settings ->
233+ settings -> system - > reset options - > erase all data ( factory reset )
258234 </ b >
259235 < br >
260- remove account
236+ factory reset the device
261237 </ li >
262238 </ ol >
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@@ -290,6 +266,27 @@ <h1 class=title>
290266 </ div >
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269+ < div class =blog-text >
270+
271+ < div class =blog-hdr >
272+ Enable USB debugging
273+ </ div >
274+
275+ < p >
276+ We need to enabled usb debugging, this allows us to install the google usb driver below
277+ </ p >
278+
279+ < ol >
280+ < li >
281+ < b >
282+ settings -> system -> developer options -> enable usb debugging
283+ </ b >
284+ </ li >
285+ </ ol >
286+
287+ </ div >
288+
289+
293290 < div class =blog-text >
294291
295292 < div class =blog-hdr >
@@ -313,6 +310,69 @@ <h1 class=title>
313310 </ div >
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315312
313+ < div class =blog-text >
314+
315+ < div class =blog-hdr >
316+ plug phone into computer via usb
317+ </ div >
318+
319+ < p >
320+ now we can install the google usb driver
321+ </ p >
322+
323+ </ div >
324+
325+
326+ < div class =blog-text >
327+
328+ < div class =blog-hdr >
329+ Windows Requires USB driver
330+ </ div >
331+
332+ < p >
333+ < a href ='https://developer.android.com/studio/run/win-usb ' target ='_blank '>
334+ https://developer.android.com/studio/run/win-usb
335+ </ a >
336+ </ p >
337+
338+ < p >
339+ open device manager, find the pixel device, this can be a bit tricky, try [ universal serial bus devices ]
340+ </ p >
341+
342+ < ol >
343+ < li >
344+ right click the device
345+ </ li >
346+ < li >
347+ select update driver
348+ </ li >
349+ < li >
350+ browse my computer for drivers
351+ </ li >
352+ < li >
353+ let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer
354+ </ li >
355+ < li >
356+ select have disk
357+ </ li >
358+ < li >
359+ navigate to where you unzipped the usb driver
360+ </ li >
361+ < li >
362+ select file
363+ < code >
364+ android_winusb.inf
365+ </ code >
366+ </ li >
367+ </ ol >
368+
369+ < p >
370+ the android device should now be recognised and available under Android Device
371+ </ p >
372+
373+ </ div >
374+
375+
316376 < div class =blog-text >
317377
318378 < div class =blog-hdr >
@@ -321,6 +381,8 @@ <h1 class=title>
321381
322382 < p >
323383 press and hold the power button, tap shutdown
384+ < br >
385+ sometimes volume up and power button
324386 </ p >
325387
326388 </ div >
@@ -333,11 +395,13 @@ <h1 class=title>
333395 </ div >
334396
335397 < p >
336- press and hold the volume down button and then press the power button, you shold feel a vibrate
398+ press and hold the volume down button and then press the power button
337399 </ p >
338400
339401 < p >
340- when in the fastboot screen, you should see something that say bootloader : locked ( unlockable )
402+ when in the fastboot screen, you should see something that says
403+ < br >
404+ bootloader : locked ( unlockable )
341405 </ p >
342406
343407 </ div >
@@ -398,6 +462,8 @@ <h1 class=title>
398462 < ol >
399463 < li >
400464 Grant access to ADB keys
465+ < br >
466+ popups may be blocked by default, look in the address bar for a icon that allows popups to be enabled
401467 </ li >
402468 < li >
403469 Click Add new device
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