Simple ADB-Fastboot Tool

Android Debug Bridge (ADB) is one of the important tools used by developers, mostly to interact with Android emulators and connect devices. To do so, you typically need to use the console and hence, commands. If you don’t know your way around commands in general, then don’t be disappointed, as there are tools that can lend a hand.

Simple ADB-Fastboot Tool is a script that enables you to use ADB and Fastboot without having to enter commands. While the script can help you manage it, you still need to install ADB, which in all fairness is not an overly complicated operation.

The program comes with a console-like interface and you can get started by typing the option in the dedicated area. The role of the script is to provide you with a more convenient way to manage ADB, so instead of commands, you just type an option for the program to execute. The options are split into two main categories, ADB and General.

The ADB options can be accessed solely when booting Android with USB debugging turned on and include adding the attached device in fastboot mode or booting it into recovery mode. The General options include these options as well and a few extra tools that can come in handy, including, but not limited to wiping data, flashing, changing the active slot or clearing the cache.

In order for everything to work smoothly, you need to make sure that all related services are unlocked as indicated in the main window. More precisely, you need to make sure to unlock OEM and Bootloader as well as have USB debugging permissions. You can find these options by turning on the Developer Mode.

Simple ADB-Fastboot Tool provides a way for less tech-savvy users to use and manage ADB. Everything can be done by simply entering a number, so you don’t have to worry about knowing or learning commands.