How To Install OnePlus 2 USB Drivers On Windows
OnePlus 2 is officially announced, the company is following its traditional invite system to purchase the 2015 flagship device. The device has a very powerful hardware, it comes with 4GB RAM, 1.8GHz octa-core 64-bit processor, and 5.5inch IPS LCD display. In our earlier posts we have covered topics like entering into bootloader mode and unlocking…

OnePlus 2 is officially announced, the company is following its traditional invite system to purchase the 2015 flagship device. The device has a very powerful hardware, it comes with 4GB RAM, 1.8GHz octa-core 64-bit processor, and 5.5inch IPS LCD display.
In our earlier posts we have covered topics like entering into bootloader mode and unlocking the bootloader on OnePlus 2, now this tutorial shows how to install OnePlus 2 USB drivers on Windows.
Before to start the tutorial, we want to give a brief use of installing USB drivers. For any Android device, the USB drivers are mandatory to make or establish a successful connection with PC. The driver helps the device to communicate with system hardware to make a connection.
Installing drivers for OnePlus 2 for Windows is pretty easy, simply follow the below steps.
How To Install OnePlus 2 USB Drivers On Windows Simple Guide
1.Download 15 seconds ADB Installer from XDA Developers website.
2. Now run the downloaded exe file, it opens a blue color command window.
3. Here in the window, you will set of handful commands to install drivers, unlock bootloader etc.
4. Here click “Y” after every option to install ADB driver on Windows.
5. To install drivers manually connect your OnePlus 2 to your PC and open the Device Manager by right-clicking on My Computer icon.
6. Here you will see ADB Interface under the Other Devices section.
7. Now right click on the option and select “Update Driver”.
8. Here a new window opens, now click on the “Browse my computer for driver software”.
9. Next, choose “Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer” and go to next.
10. Here select the “Android Device” or “Android Interface” option and click on Next.
11. Here you will see all the ADB drivers that are installed on your windows. Now select the “Android ADB Interface” and click on the Next button.
That’s it, now you have a successful installed OnePlus 2 drivers on your PC.
For confirmation, connect your device to the PC, and open a command prompt window by holding Shift + Right click mouse action in your fastboot/adb folder. Next, enter the following command to confirm drivers installation.
adb devices
If the drivers are successfully installed, it will show your device as attached. Or if the device is not present then follow the above steps from the starting.
That’s all for now. Please do share your valuable feedback in the comment box below.
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