#QUALCOMM HS USB QDLOADER 9008 LG H222F INSTALL#
#QUALCOMM HS USB QDLOADER 9008 LG H222F UPDATE#
#QUALCOMM HS USB QDLOADER 9008 LG H222F DRIVER#

Admittedly, I haven't tried going the old-fashioned route of gaining root but mostly because I couldn't get my computer to recognize that the device was connected to it, so that was no more an option than was going the easy route with BRT.)Įdited to mention that I successfully got it out of the boot loop by flashing cm12 and that booted up no problem. All went super smoothly until I hit this particular roadblock alluded to above while trying to gain root using Bacon Root Toolkit. So rather than put in the minimal amount of effort to fix it, I just tossed in a drawer until a future need demanded that I give it the time and attention necessary, which happened to occur the other night.

#QUALCOMM HS USB QDLOADER 9008 LG H222F DRIVER#

I don't need to go rooting it and introducing a whole new world of hurt, thus, the desire to root my recently resuscitated OnePlus One (I got it stuck in a boot loop one or maybe even two years ago but it wasn't my daily driver then, either and just kind of a tinker device, one of a couple at that. It's obviously not my daily driver (based on release dates, etc.) so it's not a big deal but at the same time, I don't want to root my daily driver as it has enough trouble on stock OS as it is (Google Pixel 6 Pro). I tried both USB 2.0 ports and 3.0 ports, to no avail. Per chance, would you know if this would also apply to the OnePlus One on Linux? I recently tried to gain root access but no matter what I did, I could not get the device to show up in fastboot or as an ADB device, for that matter.

#QUALCOMM HS USB QDLOADER 9008 LG H222F INSTALL#

I recommend following the linked guide for this problem as the solution is identical for the 6T as well as the 8T, I couldn't write it any better and I wouldn't want to just copy their guideīut it essentially is as simple as disable driver signature enforcement and install the correct drivers with device manager so your device will show in fastboot The issue is because of OnePlus having unsigned drivers and windows refusing to use them unless you disable driver signature enforcement This should install the correct driver, replacing “QUSB_BULK_CID:xxxx_SN:xxxxxxxx” with 'Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008' in device managerĪfter this I thought I had solved my problems but then the OP6T was not showing in fastboot Select “Qualcomm Incorporated - Ports - 12:00:00 AM - 2.1.2.2” and install it. You can open this manually and you should see the option to View Optional Updates

#QUALCOMM HS USB QDLOADER 9008 LG H222F UPDATE#

It should open your settings to the Windows update page Try to update the driver, it will not find one but choose the option to search Windows Update Next Open device manager and if you see 'QUSB_BULK_CID:xxxx_SN:xxxxxxxx'

The first problem is OnePlus 6T not showing in MSM Tool and showing in device manager as QUSB_BULK_CID:xxxx_SN:xxxxxxxxĮnter EDL mode with adb reboot edl or by powering the phone off and holding both volume up and down while connecting it to a PC Since I could not easily find these solutions I thought I should share them here so that it may be easier to find for anyone who needs it I recently had these issues with Windows not having the correct drivers even after installing the oneplus drivers

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