I am using TWRP and wile i was wiping to install another rom i saw the option format data because i wanted to fully wipe my apps and all but wat i did not saw was that i was gonna wipe the system too. So now i have the phone and i can enter to fastboot and to TWRP but i have no rom to install and i don't know how to transfer a zip from pc to the nexus. Or at least a return to stock so i can re root it.
Please help me.
You can use a toolkit and flash a rom that way. Very user friendly. All you need to do is plug it in and flash it through its menus.
You can use adb to push the zip from your computer to your phone while in recovery.
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How do people not read up on what to do BEFORE flashing a new ROM? Or at least search? To the OP, there is a thread in General all about returning to stock using simple fastboot commands and the factory image Google provide so best to follow that
darkdhanil said:
I am using TWRP and wile i was wiping to install another rom i saw the option format data because i wanted to fully wipe my apps and all but wat i did not saw was that i was gonna wipe the system too. So now i have the phone and i can enter to fastboot and to TWRP but i have no rom to install and i don't know how to transfer a zip from pc to the nexus. Or at least a return to stock so i can re root it.
Please help me.
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1)Go to recovery TWRP in the N4
2)Connect the phone to your computer with the USB cable
3)Shift+Right click -> Open command prompt here (In platform-tools folder)
4)Copy all the files (ROM + Gapps) to the platform-tools folder.
5)When done,on the command prompt use the command "adb push myrom.zip /sdcard/0 " where myrom = the name of the ROM you wanna flash an wait
5.1)Do the same with the gapps "adb push gapps.zip /sdcard/0" where gapps = name of the gapps zip file.
6)When done step 5 ...go back to your phone and flash a ROM like you normally would.
PS : If you've got problems at step 5 you probably need ADB drivers..just download them from the internet.
Respect
If you want to return to stock, I found these instructions very easy to follow:
http://forums.androidcentral.com/ne...3923-guide-nexus-4-factory-image-restore.html
xtrmshadow said:
1)Go to recovery TWRP in the N4
2)Connect the phone to your computer with the USB cable
3)Shift+Right click -> Open command prompt here (In platform-tools folder)
4)Copy all the files (ROM + Gapps) to the platform-tools folder.
5)When done,on the command prompt use the command "adb push myrom.zip /sdcard/0 " where myrom = the name of the ROM you wanna flash an wait
5.1)Do the same with the gapps "adb push gapps.zip /sdcard/0" where gapps = name of the gapps zip file.
6)When done step 5 ...go back to your phone and flash a ROM like you normally would.
PS : If you've got problems at step 5 you probably need ADB drivers..just download them from the internet.
Respect
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Finally someone that explained step by step. Thanks man. All is ok now
xtrmshadow said:
1)Go to recovery TWRP in the N4
2)Connect the phone to your computer with the USB cable
3)Shift+Right click -> Open command prompt here (In platform-tools folder)
4)Copy all the files (ROM + Gapps) to the platform-tools folder.
5)When done,on the command prompt use the command "adb push myrom.zip /sdcard/0 " where myrom = the name of the ROM you wanna flash an wait
5.1)Do the same with the gapps "adb push gapps.zip /sdcard/0" where gapps = name of the gapps zip file.
6)When done step 5 ...go back to your phone and flash a ROM like you normally would.
PS : If you've got problems at step 5 you probably need ADB drivers..just download them from the internet.
Respect
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you are the best. for real. I didnt know what platform-tools was at first, but i got it after i googled. and i kept messing up the code, but you see on my phone, you dont need the /0, /sdcard is enough since there is no /0 directory, but i figured that out too.
thankyou so much. respect.
Yes twrp automatically knows about the 0 folder. It does exist. Just you don't need to see it. Clockwork recovery does not see it so on that recovery you have to push to /sdcard/0/ but on twrp you only push to /sdcard/
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Hi everybody
Today I've just messed up my phone by deleting all TWRP backups as well as ROM zip files on my N4 (haven't found out why i did it, hell!)
Now after wipe my current rom, I've totally in the middle of "NoRom"
I have TWRP, and Nexus 4 Toolkits installed on my PC. I think all drivers are installed correctly as well, since I used them to unlock bootloader and root my N4 before.
But i just cannot figure out how to "ADB sideload" zip file to my device in order to flash a new rom.
So please guild me to do this. Many thanks
Note: I read on TWRP page and they say that I have to enable adb sideload in TWRP on my N4 (of which i've done), then "From the command line, type adb sideload /path/to/rom.zip". From that point I cannot understand. How and where could I open the command line?
(sounds noobie but since downloading that Toolkits, I've got rid of pure ADB things, so now I don't have the sdk)
Thank you.
Lol, getting rid of ADB especially when you have a nexus was a bad idea. You need ADB, so you also need the SDK (although you *might* find only adb.exe and associated files here on XDA, which should be sufficient for this particular process, but I still recommend the SDK as it is quite handy).
Once you set up the SDK on your pc, go to the folder which has adb.exe, and open a command prompt there. That's the command line you need to use for adb sideload. From there, you can simply type adb sideload file_name.zip, which will place the file_name.zip on your sdcard.
Edit: Forgot to mention this. I never used toolkits and advise using the manual method which will teach you a lot and is more comfortable to use once you get the hang of it, believe me.
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Spiralzz said:
Lol, getting rid of ADB especially when you have a nexus was a bad idea. You need ADB, so you also need the SDK (although you *might* find only adb.exe and associated files here on XDA, which should be sufficient for this particular process, but I still recommend the SDK as it is quite handy).
Once you set up the SDK on your pc, go to the folder which has adb.exe, and open a command prompt there. That's the command line you need to use for adb sideload. From there, you can simply type adb sideload file_name.zip, which will place the file_name.zip on your sdcard.
Edit: Forgot to mention this. I never used toolkits and advise using the manual method which will teach you a lot and is more comfortable to use once you get the hang of it, believe me.
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OK thank you, i'll try it
Back to the past when i got G1, i was familiar with sdk and adb thing. But as time passing by, i'm getting lazier and lazier lol, so i've almost forgotten those useful stuffs, just use some 1-click tools like the toolkits.
Help
Spiralzz said:
Lol, getting rid of ADB especially when you have a nexus was a bad idea. You need ADB, so you also need the SDK (although you *might* find only adb.exe and associated files here on XDA, which should be sufficient for this particular process, but I still recommend the SDK as it is quite handy).
Once you set up the SDK on your pc, go to the folder which has adb.exe, and open a command prompt there. That's the command line you need to use for adb sideload. From there, you can simply type adb sideload file_name.zip, which will place the file_name.zip on your sdcard.
Edit: Forgot to mention this. I never used toolkits and advise using the manual method which will teach you a lot and is more comfortable to use once you get the hang of it, believe me.
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I tried sideload on my nexus 4 but it gives me this error...
"failed to write data 'protocol fault (no status)"
I have been trying to sideload cm 10.2 since my phone is stuck on the google boot logo...any ideas as to how to solve this problem?
Cheers beforehand!
close "adb.exe" in task manager
Help please. I've done the same thing as the OP. I do not know what to do next.
I am unable to mount the phone. I click on "Mount" from TWRP's main screen and nothing registers on my computer.
Under Advanced I am able to click on ADB Sideload but then the adb commands do not work to sideload a rom. I am able to use the command adb devices and that returns a response. I have also tried the adb push command to move the rom onto the phone with no response.
What should I do next?
Standard adb functions work on the main menu of twrp
Here is the easiest method.
On your pc go to your toolkit directory
Find the folder that has adb.exe in it
Copy your new Rom to this directory and rename it rom.zip (for simplicity)
Hold shift and right click on a blank bit of the folder
In the pop-up menu there should now be an option saying "open command prompt here" or something similar.
Boot your phone into twrp and plug it into your pc
On your pc's new command prompt screen type
adb push rom.zip /sdcard
Once it has completed you can install the rom as normal on your phone
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Alex240188 said:
Standard adb functions work on the main menu of twrp
Here is the easiest method.
On your pc go to your toolkit directory
Find the folder that has adb.exe in it
Copy your new Rom to this directory and rename it rom.zip (for simplicity)
Hold shift and right click on a blank bit of the folder
In the pop-up menu there should now be an option saying "open command prompt here" or something similar.
Boot your phone into twrp and plug it into your pc
On your pc's new command prompt screen type
adb push rom.zip /sdcard
Once it has completed you can install the rom as normal on your phone
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Thanks that worked.
Alex240188 said:
Standard adb functions work on the main menu of twrp
Here is the easiest method.
On your pc go to your toolkit directory
Find the folder that has adb.exe in it
Copy your new Rom to this directory and rename it rom.zip (for simplicity)
Hold shift and right click on a blank bit of the folder
In the pop-up menu there should now be an option saying "open command prompt here" or something similar.
Boot your phone into twrp and plug it into your pc
On your pc's new command prompt screen type
adb push rom.zip /sdcard
Once it has completed you can install the rom as normal on your phone
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Hey bro it says device not found. what do i do?
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Alex240188 said:
Standard adb functions work on the main menu of twrp
Here is the easiest method.
On your pc go to your toolkit directory
Find the folder that has adb.exe in it
Copy your new Rom to this directory and rename it rom.zip (for simplicity)
Hold shift and right click on a blank bit of the folder
In the pop-up menu there should now be an option saying "open command prompt here" or something similar.
Boot your phone into twrp and plug it into your pc
On your pc's new command prompt screen type
adb push rom.zip /sdcard
Once it has completed you can install the rom as normal on your phone
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I have clockworkmod recovery v6.0.1.9 it didnt work for me it said device not found
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Alex240188 said:
Standard adb functions work on the main menu of twrp
Here is the easiest method.
On your pc go to your toolkit directory
Find the folder that has adb.exe in it
Copy your new Rom to this directory and rename it rom.zip (for simplicity)
Hold shift and right click on a blank bit of the folder
In the pop-up menu there should now be an option saying "open command prompt here" or something similar.
Boot your phone into twrp and plug it into your pc
On your pc's new command prompt screen type
adb push rom.zip /sdcard
Once it has completed you can install the rom as normal on your phone
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Hey Thank i got it working, but one thing i cant understand is i got in a boot loop cause install cm10.1.3 RC2 coming from cm 10.2 nightly version, i also flased gapp 4.2.2 assuming the rom was 4.2.2 that why. is this correct? i wanna go to cm10.1.3 RC2 current on 10.2 nightly how can i do this? which gapps should i install?
Do you have adb drivers installed?
What happens when you type
adb devices
In the command prompt
You should get the serial number of your phone, then next to it it should say recovery
If you have nothing listed then you have an issue with the drivers on your computer
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Hi,
I moved from slimbean build 8 (4.2.2) to Slimbean 5 (4.3)
After a couple of reboot the phone stucks an google screen, I tried to reflash the rom from twpr but nothing chaged.
If I try to sideload small files (like supersu) it works, with rom.zip files not..
I have "* failed to write data 'protocol fault (no status)' *" after some seconds.
If I try to use sideload from twpr home (2.6.0.0) adb doesn't work,
adb devices
List of devices attached
0076a0288a8c04be recovery
Cwm
Is it possible to do the same with Cwm instead of twrp? If so, how? Also, i have both twrp and cwm according to rom manager. How?
Thanks your a life saver!
Alex240188 said:
Do you have adb drivers installed?
What happens when you type
adb devices
In the command prompt
You should get the serial number of your phone, then next to it it should say recovery
If you have nothing listed then you have an issue with the drivers on your computer
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HElp
Hi guys,
I had the same problem while trying to install a new rom and i got into a bootloop stuff.
I tried what its say before on this thread but my phone can't be found. what can i do ?
Excuse my english i'm French.
Thx for your help if somebody can help me.
i run adb push rom.zip /sdcard but it tells me: cannot stat 'rom.zip': No such file or directory
I know that my drivers are installed and i can see my device when i run adb devices. Thank you for any help i can get.
Jens_Karlsson said:
i run adb push rom.zip /sdcard but it tells me: cannot stat 'rom.zip': No such file or directory
I know that my drivers are installed and i can see my device when i run adb devices. Thank you for any help i can get.
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being a noob at all of this, I am getting nowhere..... all I did so far was install android sdk. and put phone into sideload....
when I did adb push rom.zip /sdcard and it did some things?
then I do adb devices (in the cmd line of windows) and it gave me my serial number.... but what now?
I see nothing on the phone to load/install?
also: I type this: adb push rom.zip /sdcard
it says error closed.
Even i have been caught up with this same problem , and i found this thread which was pretty helpful
HTML:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2318497
that saved my day !!
I have the same problem
I have the same issues. When i type adb devices in command prompt, I get
List of devices attached
(there are nothing under it) what should i to ? Help me please
Install http://koush.com/post/universal-adb-driver
Report back if still having issues.
help!!!!!
I get this but now what???
C:\adb> adb push rom.zip /sdcard
_
Nothing more and in my phones sd its the rom but failed when i tried to install it
I have a problem.
I don't have any roms in my SD card. and I'm in recovery with nothing to flash. So my phone is pretty useless. Is there a way I can do something to get a rom on my phone to flash it somehow?
:crying:
Download a rom & gapps on your PC/laptop, you can/should be able to Mount your SD card in recovery, copy it over and flash.
Edit:
You could try booting your phone up anyway, if that works you can copy one from your PC or download it straight to your phone.
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GANJDROI4 said:
Download a rom & gapps on your PC/laptop, you can/should be able to Mount your SD card in recovery, copy it over and flash.
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not on a nexus 4, you can mount your sd storage via recovery.
but you can push files to your device via recovery mode with adb. twrp has a push files with adb option, and so should cwm recovery.
simms22 said:
not on a nexus 4, you can mount your sd storage via recovery.
but you can push files to your device via recovery mode with adb. twrp has a push files with adb option, and so should cwm recovery.
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How do I do this?
You can push the necessary files to your phone using adb. Download the kit we have provided here in the forums and using a cmd prompt you can flash a ROM back onto your Nexus 4. If you need help doing so I can walk you through the steps!
droidscoop said:
you can push the necessary files to your phone using adb. Download the kit we have provided here in the forums and using a cmd prompt you can flash a rom back onto your nexus 4. If you need help doing so i can walk you through the steps!
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yes please!
Have you downloaded the adb kit yet?
Yes
DroidScoop said:
Have you downloaded the adb kit yet?
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Yes
Which custom recovery are you running?
Clockword Mod Recovery 6.0.2.3
xxMAGICxx said:
Clockword Mod Recovery 6.0.2.3
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Ok, I'm writing a step by step instructional as we speak. Please bear with me.
Thank you so much
Flash a ROM Using ADB [Step by Step Guide]
Read Very Carefully First Before you Start
If you like this please press the Thanks button!
After you Download the ADB Kit extract the file and place it on your desktop. Now Download the ROM you want and place it inside the Folder. Make sure you change the name of the ROM to something simple. I'd suggest ROM.ZIP
1.) Make sure your drivers are installed correctly. To do this open the ADB Kit file and (Hold Shift + Right Click inside the Folder and select "Open Command window here") after the cmd prompt opens plug in your phone and boot into Fastboot mode (Volume Down + Power)
Next type FASTBOOT DEVICES into the Cmd window and press enter.
Your cmd window should read an alphanumeric serial or device number like 04d3be7317d511e8
If not please look up how to download the device drivers its easy
2.) Now keep your Command window open and boot into the recovery.
From the recovery navigate to (Wipe Data/ Factory Reset) and select it
Once your phone is wiped navigate to (install zip.> install .Zip from Sideload)
3.) It's time to flash now!
Go back to your command window while your phone is still connected and type with spaces: ADB SIDELOAD _______.zip
For example if my ROM was named AOKP.zip
I would type: ADB SIDELOAD AOKP.ZIP
After you type this press enter and thats it your phone will begin flashing the new ROM!
Please Reference questions here with our post Quoted!
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xxMAGICxx said:
Thank you so much
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Your walk through is all set please let me know if everything goes smoothly and if your satisfied please hit that thanks button!
I'll give it a try,...standby your computer in case i need a fast response lol
I have a mac.... I also need the Drivers. The only downloads for those are windows.
DroidScoop said:
Read Very Carefully First Before you Start
If you like this please press the Thanks button!
After you Download the ADB Kit extract the file and place it on your desktop. Now Download the ROM you want and place it inside the Folder. Make sure you change the name of the ROM to something simple. I'd suggest ROM.ZIP
1.) Make sure your drivers are installed correctly. To do this open the ADB Kit file and (Hold Shift + Right Click inside the Folder and select "Open Command window here") after the cmd prompt opens plug in your phone and boot into Fastboot mode (Volume Down + Power)
Next type FASTBOOT DEVICES into the Cmd window and press enter.
Your cmd window should read an alphanumeric serial or device number like 04d3be7317d511e8
If not please look up how to download the device drivers its easy
2.) Now keep your Command window open and boot into the recovery.
From the recovery navigate to (Wipe Data/ Factory Reset) and select it
Once your phone is wiped navigate to (install zip.> install .Zip from Sideload)
3.) It's time to flash now!
Go back to your command window while your phone is still connected and type with spaces: ADB SIDELOAD _______.zip
For example if my ROM was named AOKP.zip
I would type: ADB SIDELOAD AOKP.ZIP
After you type this press enter and thats it your phone will begin flashing the new ROM!
Please Reference questions here with our post Quoted!
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Your walk through is all set please let me know if everything goes smoothly and if your satisfied please hit that thanks button!
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I have a Mac. I also need the Drivers. The only downloads for the drivers are for windows.
xxMAGICxx said:
I have a mac.... I also need the Drivers. The only downloads for those are windows.
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All of the files in the adb essentials kit are set up for windows
The guide at the link below will help you then. Once you have finished the set up for Mac OS, follow my steps.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1917237
If my usb debugging isn't on (Don't know if it is or not) then what happens? I can't obviously go back into the phones settings. I can't even get my phone to boot.
DroidScoop said:
Read Very Carefully First Before you Start
If you like this please press the Thanks button!
After you Download the ADB Kit extract the file and place it on your desktop. Now Download the ROM you want and place it inside the Folder. Make sure you change the name of the ROM to something simple. I'd suggest ROM.ZIP
1.) Make sure your drivers are installed correctly. To do this open the ADB Kit file and (Hold Shift + Right Click inside the Folder and select "Open Command window here") after the cmd prompt opens plug in your phone and boot into Fastboot mode (Volume Down + Power)
Next type FASTBOOT DEVICES into the Cmd window and press enter.
Your cmd window should read an alphanumeric serial or device number like 04d3be7317d511e8
If not please look up how to download the device drivers its easy
2.) Now keep your Command window open and boot into the recovery.
From the recovery navigate to (Wipe Data/ Factory Reset) and select it
Once your phone is wiped navigate to (install zip.> install .Zip from Sideload)
3.) It's time to flash now!
Go back to your command window while your phone is still connected and type with spaces: ADB SIDELOAD _______.zip
For example if my ROM was named AOKP.zip
I would type: ADB SIDELOAD AOKP.ZIP
After you type this press enter and thats it your phone will begin flashing the new ROM!
Please Reference questions here with our post Quoted!
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Your walk through is all set please let me know if everything goes smoothly and if your satisfied please hit that thanks button!
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DroidScoop said:
All of the files in the adb essentials kit are set up for windows
The guide at the link below will help you then. Once you have finished the set up for Mac OS, follow my steps.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1917237
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If my usb debugging isn't on (Don't know if it is or not) then what happens? I can't obviously go back into the phones settings. I can't even get my phone to boot.
I want to flash a rom but i can't save the zip files to my storage. What do i do?
I have no os but only cwm. Please help, thanks.
dicksonjoe said:
I want to flash a rom but i can't save the zip files to my storage. What do i do?
I have no os but only cwm. Please help, thanks.
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ADB Sideload
1. Connect your phone make sure it's actually connected. No errors in Device Manager
2. Rename the downloaded ROM you want to flash to something basic, like rom.zip (Names can get rather long)
3. Open CMD (command prompt), & navigate it to the folder you placed the ROM in. or just press shift and right click on the folder where the rom is and select open command prompt here
4. Boot to recovery on your phone and enable the ADB sideload function. Under Advanced in TWRP...not sure about CWM
5. in CMD type adb sideload rom.zip or what ever the name of the .zip is
6. Let TWRP or CWM flash the zip and prompt for reboot.
7. Reboot and be happy, your phone is fixed!
You can then transfer the gapps to your internal storage and flash the normal way through your reecovery or just go through the same process for the gapps after you flash the rom.
I am having trouble installing the adb file.
I don't know what mode my phone needs to be on in order to install adb file.
dicksonjoe said:
I am having trouble installing the adb file.
I don't know what mode my phone needs to be on in order to install adb file.
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Installing adb doesnt have to do with what mode your phone is in.
My Friend formatted my phone by accident and now i cant install any os because my phone wont connect to my computer:crying::crying:
Sovehy said:
My Friend formatted my phone by accident and now i cant install any os because my phone wont connect to my computer:crying::crying:
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Try this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=48915118
Sent from my Nexus 7 (2013)
Sovehy said:
My Friend formatted my phone by accident and now i cant install any os because my phone wont connect to my computer:crying::crying:
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hey as you said your phone is formattee and now there is no os/ rom in your internal storage..........so now you have to transfer rom/os zip file to your phone memory........for that
you have to install adb and fastboot to your laptop or pc and when it is done you can send os file from your laptop to phone storage
liks :
adb and fastbbot drivers d-h.st/iqA
usb drivers forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1996051
step 1 :-unzip the downloaded adb and fastboot drivers in the c drive of your computer or pc..in a folder name it say "adb"
step 2 :- install the usb drivers for your phone .....this is somewhat complicated.......u can search how to install usb drivers in xda itself..
step 3 :- now copy the zip file(rom) which u want to flash or install in the folder adb which u created in step 1st along with adb and fastboot files.
step 4 :- now u have to open command prompt...for that go to adb folder where rom and adb files are....and there press shift key along with right click of mouse button..i.e shift+right click.......and u have to select "open command window here"..
step 5 :- now u have to type command to transfer that rom zip to phone memory......so the command is
adb push filename.zip /sdcard/0/filename.zip
u have to type the name of rom in place of filename and hit enter.......and then wait and watch on that command prompt....the file will get copied in few.seconds
step 6 :- now move to recovery and u can flash that rom zip and can have your os installed...
This may help to return to stock: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312
TWRP has an excellent Sideload feature. If all your drivers are installed, you can easily flash the ROM from the PC using adb with TWRP in sideload mode.
Hey ! I Have Google Nexus 4
My System Has Delete >> And I Cant Move Rom To Phone Because Need USB debugging
My Recovery TWRP
Please Help Me
And Sorry For Bad English !
Penguin997 said:
Hey ! I Have Google Nexus 4
My System Has Delete >> And I Cant Move Rom To Phone Because Need USB debugging
My Recovery TWRP
Please Help Me
And Sorry For Bad English !
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You can copy the file over from TWRP. Just connect to the computer boot into TWRP, go under Mounts, and Mount USB. You can just copy and paste from your computer to the phone, then unmount, and flash the file in CWM
Otherwise,
1. Open your cmd and navigate to the folder with the adb files(the folder where you flashed your roms, kernels, or recovery).
2. Access the cwm at your phone and connect an usb cable to the computer.
3. Put the files that you wanted to send to your phone at that particular folder
4. Type "adb push (filename) /sdcard/(filename)". Example, "adb push rom.zip /sdcard/rom.zip"
4.1. Depending on your OS, you may want to add "./" at the front of the command if you're using unix based os(this is an oversimplified version)
5. Wait until it finishes its transfer(a message will appear saying the filename, file size and the speed of the transfer per sec when it finishes)
6. Wait for a while or reboot your cwm so that the filename will appear and just reflash the file.