Android ADB and Fastboot Drivers are required for many purposes such as installing Custom ROMs, Factory Reset, Troubleshooting device as well as for installing and uninstalling Apps. However, Installing ADB & fastboot drivers on Mac OS X isn’t easy. So, we bring you the Easiest method to Install Android ADB & USB Fastboot drivers on your Mac OS X, so that you can control phone & flash ROM’s directly from your Mac os x device.

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Method to Install Android ADB & Fastboot Drivers on Mac OS X –

Step.1 Downloading & Extracting the ADB Install Scripts –

May 16, 2020  ADB is already bundled with Android SDK and now standalone ADB zip file is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. So, if you are not a developer then this ADB zip file is enough for you. Setup ADB: Enable ADB debugging on Android device. First, we have to make our Android device ready for ADB. Dec 05, 2015 However, Installing ADB & fastboot drivers on Mac OS X isn’t easy. So, we bring you the Easiest method to Install Android ADB & USB Fastboot drivers on your Mac OS X, so that you can control phone & flash ROM’s directly from your Mac os x device. Method to Install Android ADB & Fastboot Drivers on Mac OS X – Step.1 Downloading.

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• First we need to download the necessary Adb Installation scripts for Mac, they are available in the link below –
  Click here to Download ADB & Fastboot Binaries & Installation Scripts. (<10 mB)
• Now, Once the above .zip file has been downloaded, extract it to a Folder using Archive manager and open the extracted contents in finder as shown below –

  Extract the downloaded Zip file, we have extracted it to Android folder

Step.2 Opening Terminal & Installing the Script File –

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• Now launch “Terminal” on your Mac , by Opening “Launchpad” and selecting “Terminal”. Alternatively you can also launch terminal from the utilities folder by pressing the key combination (Shift + Command + U).
• Once you have opened Terminal, Switch to the Finder app.
• There inside the extracted directory look for the file labelled “ADB-Install-Mac.sh” .
• Now, simply drag & drop that file from Finder & app to the Terminal window as shown in the below image –

  Drag File ADB-Install-Mac.sh from Finder to terminal window

  Now the file name will appear inside the Terminal window.

• Hit the “Enter or Return” key.
• Once you hit the enter key it will ask you for your Account password as shown below –

  Enter your account Password & hit the enter key

  Type in your Mac OS X account password and hit the Enter key.

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• That’s it! Now it will execute the scripts & install the ADB & Fastboot binaries as well as the drivers. After the installation is finished it will wish you a “Nice day”, that’s it now you can run & use ADB and Fastboot on your Mac OS X as shown below –

  That’s it you have now successfully configured your Mac OS X machine with Android drivers as well as ADB & Fastboot. This method has been tested on Mac OS X Yosemite , Mavericks, El Capitano versions. If you face any problems feel free to comment.