[Kindle Fire General] sweetsugar24478:
How do I install the ADB drivers?

•	By far, the easiest and best method of installing ADB drivers on a Windows OS based machine is to use the installer provided in the Kindle Fire Utility distribution.

•	Find the latest version and download it to your computer or download this

http://www.mediafire.com/download/pezst5gbwmke4yt/KindleDrivers.exe

•	You can extract the files to any place on your hard drive

•	Open up the folder and you'll see an "install_drivers.bat" file among the contents. Windows may hide the ".bat" portion of the name, so it might just look like "install_drivers" in the folder. Disconnect the Kindle Fire from the computer (highly recommended) and then run the "install_drivers.bat" batch file. The installer will automatically check for the OS type (32 or 64 bit), and then install the appropriate drivers and configuration files.

•	Don't worry too much about Windows not being able to verify the publisher of the drivers. The warning is there because the drivers have been repackaged for use in KFU and have not been signed. It's OK to just install the driver software anyway. If Windows refuses to install unsigned drivers, that feature must be disabled before continuing. The process differs for various Windows releases, so search Google and find a suitable method for your system.

(Eg-Wind8 -http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-can-i-install-hardware-with-unsigned-drivers-in-windows-8/

How can I verify the drivers are loading?

The Windows Device Manager is the key to determining the status of all the computer's devices and drivers. Right click on the "Computer" wherever you can find it (the Start menu, the Windows Explorer, etc.), select "Manage" from the menu and the "Computer Management" program will start up. From the left panel, select "Device Manager" in the "System Tools" category and the large pane in the middle will show a list of device types. Click on the triangle (or plus sign) next to a device type and a list will expand to show all the devices of that particular type.

Now, connect the Kindle Fire to the computer and keep an eye on the device list. Windows will give some device detection beeps and the list will refresh.

Before getting into the meaning of the table above, a small detail must first be covered. For adb to interact with the Kindle Fire, it must first have the "USB debugging" feature enabled. Without this feature, Windows will not even attempt to load the appropriate driver. The stock Kindle Fire software has this feature turned on at all times, but other ROMs must have "Settings -> Applications -> Development -> USB debugging" enabled. The rest of this document assumes normal mode has USB debugging enabled.

What can I do if the drivers won't load?

Windows can be very temperamental when it comes to device drivers. Don't assume the worst right away, but try rebooting the computer, disconnecting/reconnecting the device, and restarting the device in both modes. Fastboot in particular sometimes won't get detected by Windows on the first try and may require a reboot of the Kindle Fire.

If the Kindle Fire comes up as a different device or you get a "Code 10" error, you'll have to explicitly tell Windows what driver you expect to see for the device. The steps below are for Windows 7, but they should be very similar for earlier versions of Windows as well. The following may have to be performed twice, once for normal mode and again for fast boot mode. The steps below are listed for normal mode (and the fast boot equivalent in parentheses). Be sure to have tried installing the drivers using the batch file at least once or you will not be able to complete the process.

•	Install this before this just in case.Connect the Kindle Fire in normal mode (fast boot mode) to the computer

•	In the Device Manager, right click on the device and select "Uninstall"

•	Check the "Delete the driver software for this device." box and press "OK"

•	Disconnect the Kindle Fire, reconnect and reboot in normal mode (fast boot mode)

•	The Device Manager should show "Other devices -> Kindle" ("Other devices -> kindle")

•	Right click on "Kindle" ("kindle") and select "Update Driver Software..."

•	Select "Browse my computer for driver software"

•	Do not click the "Next" button, but select "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer"

•	Select "kindle" and then press the "Next" button

•	Press the "Have Disk..." button

•	Click the "Browse..." button, point it to the "C:\kfu\drivers\kindle" directory and press"Open"

•	Press the "OK" button

•	Uncheck the "Show compatible hardware" checkbox

•	Select "Android Composite ADB Interface" ("Android ADB Interface") and press the "Next" button

•	Select "Install this driver software anyway"

•	Press the "Close" button

The device should now appear in the Device Manager.

(Source- http://ezkindle.blogspot.com/2013/04/how-to-unbrick-install-adb-verify.html )

How to use KFU after this?

•	Open the “run” batch file

•	Select 2 and hit enter

•	Allow to install

•	If an error appears……..eg-'Activating Fastboot (4002) then hard reset the kindle fire and repeat the above steps

:D voilà you have a rooted kindle fire:D:good:

Installing android store

•	Install root explorer from your device

http://www.mediafire.com/download/pezst5gbwmke4yt/KindleDrivers.exe

•	Then Follow instructions on video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTkegVrnAvA