FlashTool Xperia Driver Pack! Windows drivers for all the Xperia devices in a single package! Latest Release: v1.5 Build Date: 2014/03/18 [ info ] Hi all, we have been using our beloved Xperia phones for quite some time now and we know how annoying it is when we cant find correct drivers for a new device or on a new PC! Androxyde had worked on incorporating all the drivers right inside flashtool and we have been suppling them as 'Flashtool-driver.exe' with every flashtool release for windows! But since the driver release and flashtool release are not always in sync we have decided to also release this drivers pack separately! Hence forth we will be maintaining this thread and keep releasing updated Xperia drivers as and when they become available on Sony website hope this helps!
[ requirements ] Windows PC ONLY! [ troubleshooting ] (thanks to @) [ supported devices/drivers ] Note: same driver will work on variants of main device. Works on Windows 8. I believe it should also work on Windows 8.1. All you need to do is disable driver signature enforcement: 1. Open the Charms Bar in Windows 8 /8.1 and select “Settings” 2.
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Feb 20, 2015 Download But since the driver release and flashtool release are not always in sync we have decided. Open the Charms Bar in Windows 8 8.1 and select “Settings 2. After restart, you can install normally! Hi, THX for your work. 1 Sep 2014 FlashTool_0.9.18.1 _6 FlashTool (0.9.18.1) – Steps to download firmware. SmartPhone FlashTool is completely a desktop program that supports through Windows PC and Linux operating systems. So to make use of SP Flash, a Desktop is a must with installing the correct drivers.
Select “Change PC Settings” 3. Select “General” 4. Go to the bottom of the page and select “Restart Now” under “Advanced Start-Up” 5.
Select “Troubleshoot” 6. Select “Advanced Options” 7. Select “Start-Up Settings” 8. Select the Restart button 9. Press '7' from your Keyboard.
After restart, you can install normally! Quote: Originally Posted by ARNOB Works on Windows 8. I believe it should also work on Windows 8.1. All you need to do is disable driver signature enforcement: 1. Open the Charms Bar in Windows 8 /8.1 and select “Settings” 2. Select “Change PC Settings” 3. Select “General” 4.
Go to the bottom of the page and select “Restart Now” under “Advanced Start-Up” 5. Select “Troubleshoot” 6. Select “Advanced Options” 7. Select “Start-Up Settings” 8.
Select the Restart button 9. Press '7' from your Keyboard. After restart, you can install normally!
I have a problem installing fastboot drivers for my X following the instructions in the official flashing instructions: it gives the following link: But these seem to be regular usb drivers for X, not fastboot. The inf file from the above link lists PID 51E0, which is what device manager shows for my X when I connect it when running Android. When starting in fastboot mode, device manager shows the X as having PID 0DDE, and of course it won't install the above drivers. That one has inf file with the right PID (0DDE). Trying to install this one with device manager goes one step forward but gives a different error: 'Windows encounter a problem installing the driver software for your device. Windows found driver software for your device but encountered an error while attempting to install it.
Android ADB Interface The system cannot find the file specified.' So the inf-file is now the correct one, but something else is missing. Any help is appreciated. If you are running Windows: You need to install additional drivers. • When completing the installation, open the Android SDK Manager and go to the Extras folder to install the Google USB driver. • Download and install an updated Fastboot driver. This is the standardandroid_winusb.inf-file, with a few lines of code added to enable Fastboot to support Sony devices.
• Replace the original android_winusb.inf-file with the downloaded file in theusb_driver folder, located in the Android >sdk > extras > google folder on your computer.