Google USB driver cannot be found

Question

I am trying to connect my phone (archos 40 titanium) on my computer (W7 x64) using USB Debug mode (to make a backup). Here is what I've done:

1. I've downloaded google SDK and extracted it in C:/adtbundle
2. I ran SDK Manager.exe and enusured google USB driver was up to date
3. I right clicked on Computer (in start menu) and I selected Devicesin the right panel of the new window.
4. In other devices I select A40ti and right clicked, then Update driver.
5. Then, I choose Browse my computer for driver software and then browse. I selected C:\adtbundle\sdk\extras\google\usb_driver.
6. I get something like Windows can't found any drivers (I am translating since my system is in French).

When I run adb devices it shows an empty list.

How to install them and get adb working?

EDIT: Here are the new steps:

1. I downloaded from here the driver, which I extracted in an new archosfolder next to google's like this:
   • C:/adtbundle/sdk/extras/
     • android/
     • archos/
       • amd64/
       • i386/
       • adb_winusb_driver.zip
       • android_winusb.inf
       • androidwinusb86.cat
       • androidwinusba64.cat
       • source.properties
     • google/
2. Same as 3-5 but with path C:\adtbundle\sdk\extras\archos
3. Same as 6

Answer 1

Google's USB Drivers are for the Google reference devices (Nexus series) only. You'll need to install Archos' drivers. They can be found on Archos' support page with instructions on how to install them and get ADB working.

• Install the drivers
• Add the vendor ID 0x0e79 to your adb_usb.ini, e.g. echo 0x0e79 >> "%USERPROFILE%\.android\adb_usb.ini"
• Done!

Edit: The driver's from the support page didn't work, but these did. They came from an unreliable source and had other drivers from 2005 with them, but I stripped them and repacked. Feel free to verify with virus scanners.