Adlink MXE5312 Driver Download For Windows 10

Download AdbLink 4.3 for Windows, macOS, and Linux. AdbLink for Windows: adblw43.exe (Windows 7, 8 and 10) adbLink for macOS: adblm43.dmg (iOS 10.12 and above). DragonBoard drivers are available at DragonBoard 410C Software under the Windows 10 IoT Core section. Steps to import the drivers: Download the Windows 10 IoT Core Board Support Package to a folder such as C: Downloads.db410cBSP.zip. Launch IoTCorePShell, and create/open your workspace. New-ws C: MyWorkspace arm (or) open-ws C.

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Board Support Packages (BSP) is a collection of drivers/settings required to run IoT Core on a hardware platform. These are provided by the hardware vendors/silicon vendors. The BSP also includes a set of device drivers that are specific to the components/silicon used in the board, mostly in the form of .inf files and their associated .sys/.dll files.

Listed below are the steps required to extract the BSP files for specific manufacturers. You will need these files extracted properly before you ca nbuild a FFU image file. Then, you'll learn how to create your own BSP by following the steps listed in Lab 2.

Raspberry Pi BSP

Create RPi_BSP.zip following the build instructions at rpi-iotcore github.
- For quick prototyping, you can download this prebuilt RPi_BSP.zip to a local directory such as C:DownloadsRPi_BSP.zip
Launch IoTCorePShell and create or open a workspace using
Import the bsp using Import-IoTBSP and build using

Note

You are required to rebuild the kernel.img with proper SMBIOS values to meet Device Update Center requirements. See UEFI Customisations for more details.

Intel BSPs

BSP Links

Chipset	Download Link
Intel® Atom™ Processor E3800 Product Family and Intel® Celeron® Processor N2807/N2930/J1900	Download Intel® Embedded Drivers for Microsoft Windows® 10 IoT Core (32-bit and 64-bit) MR1
Intel Atom® Processor E3900 Series, and Intel® Pentium® and Celeron® Processor N- and J-Series (Apollo Lake)	Download Software Package: Intel Atom® E3900 SoC Family—Board Support Package (BSP) for Windows* 10 IoT Core 32-bit and 64-bit Platforms
Intel® Pentium® and Celeron® Processor N3000 Product Families, and Intel® Atom™ x5-E8000 Processor	Download Board Support Package for Intel Atom® Processor Windows* 10 IoT Core 32-bit and 64-bit Platforms
Intel® Atom™ x5-E8000 Processor and Intel® Atom™ x5-Z8350 Processor	Contact your Intel representative

Instructions to use

Follow the steps below to use this BSP with the Windows 10 ADK release 1809 (17763) with iot-adk-addonkit version 6.0.

Download the BSP package and install
Launch IoTCorePShell and create/open your workspace
Set the source location, either the installed directory or the zip file path
Import the bsp using Import-IoTBSP and build using

Qualcomm BSPs

DragonBoard 410C

DragonBoard drivers are available at DragonBoard 410C Software under the Windows 10 IoT Core section.

Steps to import the drivers :

Download the Windows 10 IoT Core Board Support Package to a folder such as C:Downloads*_db410c_BSP.zip.
Launch IoTCorePShell, and create/open your workspace
Import the bsp using Import-QCBSP and build using
Set <BSPPkgDir> setting in the IoTWorkspace.xml to C:prebuiltDB410c_BSP

NXP BSPs

See Window 10 IoT Core and NXP i.MX SoCs for information on the NXP BSP access and Ecosystem resources.

Other helpful resources

Being an ardent movie buff, you’ll nod your head in agreement if I say sideloading free movies APK’s on Fire Stick is a kind of Holy Grail pursuit. And wait, what about managing Kodi installations and backing up its data? Doesn’t it feel like a ball ache?

But fret not, here we got a fantastic tool for you called adb Link – the very solution for more than of your arduous problems what we just mentioned above. Published by Jacola, adbLink is a freeware application that reliably lets you side-load Android apps on Fire TV, helps you move Kodi data without hitting a snag, and a lot more it has on its arsenal.

Here in this article, we will walk you through a bunch of amazing features adbLink has up its sleeve, and how you can set the application up and running to reap what all it got. So without further ado, let’s hit the ground.

Contents

2 Features
4 AdbLink 4.3 – Changelog
7 F.A.Q

What is adblink?

adbLink is a lightweight and easy-to-use application that is currently available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Primarily, it helps to create a virtual link between your Android device and PC that opens up a door for you to do some great stuff. With the help of it, you can perform several Kodi operations remotely on Fire TV.

It allows you to manage Kodi data on Android devices and enables the Kodi partition that offers you the ability to add multiple devices of your choice and lets you manage all from one PC. As already mentioned, you can also create a secure backup, which is quite important for peace of mind and to ensure that you won’t run the risks.

However, the only downside we found, and which you may encounter occasionally is the issue with establishing the connection of adb Link with your Android device. And unfortunately, there is no developer support for it, so you got to deal with it yourself.

Features

adbLink has an array of features you’d surely love to explore and some of the notable ones we have elaborated below.

Install Programs without Android SDK:

It’s the most commonly used feature of adbLink that effortlessly bypass the security protocols of Amazon Fire Stick and let you sideload Android application through ADB without putting in the hard work. There might be a few traditional methods, but as of now, most of them are either completely wiped out or essentially require Android SDK.

And this is where adbLink comes into rescue and do the needful for you with absolute ease. If you frequently load apps on your Fire Stick, then it’s a go-to tool for you since it makes the lengthy and technically challenging modifications easy-peasy.

Managing various Kodi Operations:

For the high-end Kodi users, adb Link can be a boon if they don’t sleep on it. From managing multiple Kodi running devices from one PC to cloning Kodi setups to other devices, this amazing application has got everything you’ll require to enhance your experience.
With the help of adbLink, you can backup and restore Kodi setups and move its data to external partitions. Whereas, the Edit Cache option hand you the access to adjust Kodi’s video settings as per your requirements. And believe us, giving Kodi a custom splash screen is too much fun.

Uninstalling Apps from a Device:

This might not sound something astoundingly amazing, but it has a great use. Reported from official forums and communities, there have been numerous cases where users have had a hard time uninstalling a third-party application.
Such issues could surface due to malfunctioned properties of the app or if the app is downloaded from an unreliable source. But no worries, since adbLink has got your back.

Download AdbLink 4.3 for Windows, macOS, and Linux

adbLink for Windows (Windows 7, 8 and 10)

adbLink for macOS (iOS 10.12 and above)

adbLink for Linux (x86 and x64, Ubuntu GLIBC 2.27)

AdbLink 4.3 – Changelog

This changelog is for software version 4.3 of ADB Link which was released on 24/01/2020.

Previous Version Changelogs:

How to Setup adbLink and Configure it Wirelessly for Amazon Fire TV?

How easy? Almost nearly to the point where you don’t even need us to explain it to you. All you got to do is, download the .exe file of adbLink for your appropriate device from the official website and install it right away. The best thing we love about this tool is its uncluttered user interface that makes the navigation a breeze even for a layperson.

But for the sake of easy-going, we have curated a detailed step-by-step guide on how you can transfer an APK file to your Fire Stick. So let’s jump onto it.

First and foremost, download and install the adbLink application on your PC.

And then download the APK file which you want to sideload on your TV.

Now open the download location for both APK file and adbLink application, which most likely be Download folder and Local Disk (C:), respectively.

Locate the”adbLink” folder, double click on it, and create a new sub-folder within it naming “APKs” or anything you’d like to call it. And drag and drop the .apk file on that newly created folder.

Next, head over to your Fire Stick or Fire TV to find out its network IP address by navigating through Settings >> Device >> About >> Network and note it down somewhere.

Now you’ll be required to go to Settings >> Device >> Developer Options >> ADB Debugging and Select “Apps from Unknown Sources.” This permits the user to install non-store applications

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Once done, head over to your PC, and open the installed adbLink app and run your eyes through the entire interface for a few seconds.

Go to File >> Preferences and make sure that the “Pull folder” shows the path of the sub-folder, which you’ve just created under the adbLink main folder. If it’s not there, select it and put it there using the Pull folder option and click on the OK button to proceed further.

Now click on “New” to create a new profile for your Fire TV.

Start with giving a general description to your device, on address box enter the IP address of your Fire TV Stick, which you noted down a while ago, and then select the Pull folder which you did in the last step.

Click on “Save,” and you’ll see the device name under the “Select device” option.

Next, hit on Connect, and now you have established a connection between your adbLink app and Fire TV.

Now, it’s time to assign it a job by clicking on “Install APK” and selecting the.APK file, which you have pasted within the subfolder.

It will barely take a minute or so to finish the process, and upon completion, you will see a small pop-up on your Windows notifying that the app has successfully installed.

Once done, hit the Disconnect button, close the adbLink app, and head over to your Fire TV and enjoy the app.

This way, you can install any app on your Fire TV.

How to connect adbLink to other Android TVs using a USB Cable?

The process is almost identical to the way how we did it wirelessly on Fire TV.

Open your Android TV settings, and select About, scroll down to Build, and tap on it seven times, and this will turn on the “Developer Options.”

Now in Setting go-to “Preferences” section and Turn USB debugging On and also Network debugging (if available.)

Navigate back to Settings and click on Personal >> Security and turn “Unknown sources” On.

And also, note down your device IP address as well by heading over Settings >> Device >> Network.

Once you have made all the changes mentioned above, connect the TV to your PC using a USB cable, and a dialog box will prompt on the screen to validate the authorization for a valid connection.

Confirm it, and the program will authorize the USB connection by subsequently confirming the connection via IP address as well.

Though rest is self-explanatory, for help, you can refer to the steps we have shown you in the previous section.

F.A.Q