Install adb driver in M9Pro WiFi

[bjom]

I know this is elementary for most people on this forum, but I am not (yet) a rooter. I want to install an Recordable app on my M9Pro. It is intended to allow screen recording and does not require rooting, but adb driver must be installed on a connected PC in order to complete the app installation. After that, the app is supposed to be working on its own. The PC installer includes an adb driver installer, but since it didn´t work I searched and ended up with this one http://minix.com.hk/downfile/RK_DriverAssitant.zip.

It did install a driver that made my M9Pro appear without an exclamation mark in my Device Manager. But it it is shown as a SAMSUNG Android Phone, not as an Android Device, which is may be the reason why the Recordable installer does not recognize it. It looks for an Android Device.

I have also found a recommendation to add a file adb_usb.ini to the \user\.android folder, which should include a reference to the Rockchip VID. Still no success. I am also wondering about what the correct Product ID (PID) might be for M9Pro. The one shown in the driver installer is 0010 (the full hardware ID is USB\VID_2207&PID_0010&MI_01). Is this correct for M9Pro?

Any help will be appreciated.

[uli-hh]

Try this way: Install Moborobo on your PC. During the installation ADB drivers will be installed too.
Good luck.

[bjom]

Try this way: Install Moborobo on your PC. During the installation ADB drivers will be installed too.
Good luck.

Thanks for the tip. Moborobo solved the problem, but only in some way. It did install an adb driver, but I am not sure it is much different from the other one I tried before. The M9Pro is still recognized as a SAMSUNG Android Phone in the Device Manager, but Moboro does access the M9Pro. Not that the process is straightforward, as long as you think you must follow the installer instructions. E.g., you are told to make sure you have the MoboDaemon installed on your phone/tablet before connecting. The suggested ways to do that did not work, neither Google Play, nor downloading directly fron Moborobo site. So, I decided to connect anyway, only to find the Daemon page was looking at me from the M9Pro screen, when it was all done.

Anyway, what about the Recordable app? The Recordable PC software could now recognize my M9Pro as an Android Device, access it and activate the app. But I still had some disappointments ahead of me. First, the app itself is crap. Yes, it does work on its own after disconnecting from the PC, as promised, but only as long as you do not shut down the M9Pro. If you do that, next time you start M9Pro again, you must connect it to the PC and run the Recordable software again to activate the app. What is the point? If I have to bring the PC along everywhere I take the M9Pro, I could as well run the videos I might want to record on the PC, for which there are plenty of screen recording programs available. Secondly, when I tried that reactivating exercise, I found that the Recordable PC software could only recognize and access the M9Pro, if Moborobo was first running. It seems Moborobo "opens up" the access to M9Pro. Then, to disconnect the M9Pro from the PC, I must of course first close Moborobo.

The conclusion is that I am still a bit lost about adb drivers. But I will certainly explore the Moborobo options.

[kheno]

If you want to learn about adb: use the mini adb installer:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=42407269&__utma=248941774.1391112188.1404936481.1404936481.1404936481.1&__utmb=248941774.1.10.1404936481&__utmc=248941774&__utmx=-&__utmz=248941774.1404936481.1.1.utmcsr=(direct)|utmccn=(direct)|utmcmd=(none)&__utmv=-&__utmk=269200370

Install and then open in your start menu the "adb dos prompt"
Hurray! Now you have the adb environment at you fingers!
You can now use adb commands to connect to your device and do all sorts of stuff

Start googling for tutorials and read all you can find! 

Warning: you can break your tab if you are not carefull, so first learn before starting all sorts of things

Good luck!