First, ensure that USB debugging option is enabled on your phone by going to Menu -> Settings -> Applications -> Development. On some devices this option will be grayed out while your phone is connected via USB, so disconnect it first. Next step is installing the USB drivers on your computer. Assuming you are running Windows, the drivers for My Touch 4 G should be located on the SD Card that came with the phone. Look for file named HTCDriver.exe then copy to your PC and execute it. If you can't find that file, look for the drivers on Google. After you successfully install the drivers, download and install the Android SDK. Pick a folder that's easy to type, such as C:\ Android SDK for example. Now open Windows Command prompt by going to Start -> Run, typing cmd (without quot;s) and pressing Enter. In the Command Prompt window type in cd C:\ Android SDK\platform-tools and press Enter. Connect your MT4 G to the PC via USB, and in the command prompt type in adb devices and press Enter. If everything was correctly installed you should see messages like these: * daemon not running. starting it now on port daemon started successfully * List of devices attached XXXXXXXXXXX device where XXXXXXXXXX is a combination of letters and numbers, signifying your phone's ID. This means ADB is seeing your phone, and you can now issue commands to it.
my Touch 3 G Slide Specification Manufacturer: HTC Released On: June 2, 2010 Android Version: 2.1 Shipped With: Not Known Product Model: Not Known Product Device: Not Known Model Number: Not Known P_ IMG: N/ A Dimensions: 115.6 mm (4.55 in) x 60.2 mm (2.37 in) x 15.2 mm (0.60 in) Weight: 164.4 g (5.80 oz) Carriers: T- Mobile Display: 3.4 in (86 mm) TFT- LCD Multi-touch capacitive touchscreen with 320 X 480 HVGA resolution CPU: 600 MHz MSM7227 Qualcomm processor GPU: Not Known RAM: Not Known Internal Memory: RAM 512 Mi B / ROM 512 Mi B Memory Card: Micro SD Mobile Radios: Not Known Wi Fi: Not Known Bluetooth: 2.1 + EDR FM Radio: Not Known GPS: Not Known Battery: 1300 m Ah Camera: 5 megapixel with Autofocus and LED flash Secondary Camera: No HDMI Out: Not Included USB Connector: Not Included Additional Features: Slide-out QWERTY-type keyboard Rooted: Yes Locked Bootloader: No New Root Method 1. Download the following from the market: Terminal Emulator Root Explorer Astro File Manager Universal Androot ESPRIMG.img Slide Eng- Package.zip CM ROM clockwork recovery 2. Place all the files on the root of your SD card 3. Install Universal Androot, Root Explorer, and Astro File Manager from the links Above 4. Unzip Slide Eng- Package.zip To Root of SD card and Change Name of Clockwork to Update.zip( Case Sensative) 5. Run And Root And Run Root Me With Install Su T- Mobile My Touch 3 G Slide % Single Adb Interface% = USB_ Install, USB\ VID_0 BB4& PID_0 E03 % Composite Adb Interface% = USB_ Install, USB\ VID_0 BB4& PID_0 E03& MI_01 However, when enabling USB tethering, the PID changes to 0 E04, and my guess requires to be associated with Remote NDIS driver. So I've exported the Remote NDIS using Double Driver, and examined wceisvista.inf file. It says that compatible devices are: % Windows Ce Device% = RNDIS. NT.5.1, USB\ Class_ E0& Sub Class_01& Prot_03 While the actual device is: USB\ Class_02& Sub Class_02& Prot_ FF I've already messed something up by adding the tether mode hardware Ids to the ADB driver. so now it recognizes it as ADB driver. At this point my knowledge of windows drivers expires. Anyone has any experience with this? Thanks!.
News & download NEWS HTC USB TETHERING DRIVER(1) This driver allows you to tether your HTC device via USB. To use your HTC device as a tethered modem, follow these steps: Install the USB Driver downloaded from this page Reboot your PC if needed Connect your device to your PC using the included USB Cable After connecting the USB cable, change the connection type in the notifications window from Disk Drive to USB tethering Download (13.1 MB).
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