2015-10-08, 01:36
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2015-10-08, 02:05
Could be a driver conflict.
Try to uninstall and delete drivers for this from within device manager in Windows.
You can also use this tool to uninstall USB drivers.
[Only registered and activated users can see links Click here to register]
Then once all USB drivers that are being triggered by the D6000 are removed, rerun that universal adb fastboot auto installer recommended earlier in the thread.
Or, try to change/update the current yellow ! driver to this one:
[Only registered and activated users can see links Click here to register]
Also be aware of any confirmation dialog boxes on Innos D6000 when booted into Android and connecting to PC.
At least we know the D6000 is being found by your PC, just seems a driver mixup.
Try to uninstall and delete drivers for this from within device manager in Windows.
You can also use this tool to uninstall USB drivers.
[Only registered and activated users can see links Click here to register]
Then once all USB drivers that are being triggered by the D6000 are removed, rerun that universal adb fastboot auto installer recommended earlier in the thread.
Or, try to change/update the current yellow ! driver to this one:
[Only registered and activated users can see links Click here to register]
Also be aware of any confirmation dialog boxes on Innos D6000 when booted into Android and connecting to PC.
At least we know the D6000 is being found by your PC, just seems a driver mixup.
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