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Well, the device is detected in ADB only, you probably haven't installed fastboot drivers. < waiting for any device > means that the computer is waiting for a device in fastboot mode.

Download the drivers from this page then install. fastboot oem unlock should work now.

Learn the difference between these two protocols (ADB and Fastboot).

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Well, the device is detected in ADB only, you probably haven't installed fastboot drivers. < waiting for any device > means that the computer is waiting for a device in fastboot mode.

Download the drivers from this page then install. fastboot oem unlock should work now.

Learn the difference between these two protocols (ADB and Fastboot).

Well, the device is detected in ADB only, you probably haven't installed fastboot drivers. < waiting for any device > means that the computer is waiting for a device in fastboot mode.

Download the drivers from this page then install. fastboot oem unlock should work now.

Learn the difference between these two protocols (ADB and Fastboot).

This question may also help.

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Well, the device is detected in ADB only, you probably haven't installed fastboot drivers. < waiting for any device > means that the computer is waiting for a device in fastboot mode.

Download the drivers from this page then install. fastboot oem unlock should work now.

Learnenter link description hereLearn the difference between these two protocols (ADB and Fastboot).

Well, the device is detected in ADB only, you probably haven't installed fastboot drivers. < waiting for any device > means that the computer is waiting for a device in fastboot mode.

Download the drivers from this page then install. fastboot oem unlock should work now.

Learnenter link description here the difference between these two protocols (ADB and Fastboot).

Well, the device is detected in ADB only, you probably haven't installed fastboot drivers. < waiting for any device > means that the computer is waiting for a device in fastboot mode.

Download the drivers from this page then install. fastboot oem unlock should work now.

Learn the difference between these two protocols (ADB and Fastboot).

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Well, the device is detected in ADB only, you probably haven't installed fastbootfastboot drivers. < waiting for any device > means that the computer is waiting for a device in fastboot mode.

Download the drivers from this page then installedinstall. Itfastboot oem unlock should work now.

Learnenter link description here the difference between these two protocols (ADB and Fastboot).

Well, the device is detected in ADB only, you probably haven't installed fastboot drivers. < waiting for any device > means that the computer is waiting for a device in fastboot mode.

Download the drivers from this page then installed. It should work now

Well, the device is detected in ADB only, you probably haven't installed fastboot drivers. < waiting for any device > means that the computer is waiting for a device in fastboot mode.

Download the drivers from this page then install. fastboot oem unlock should work now.

Learnenter link description here the difference between these two protocols (ADB and Fastboot).

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