[Farseer]

Do you have the Android SDK installed?

If yes, then you should be able to plug your phone into your computer while in recovery. Then right-click on My Computer > Manage > Device Manager & there will either be a yellow triangle that says "Android" or "Android" should be listed at the top and you would right-click on either one and "update driver software". If it doesn't find it automatically, then > Browse my computer for driver software > Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer > Android device > Android Composite ADB Interface.

If you don't have the SDK installed, then install this https://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html and go through the process above.

Should work. Give me a little more info if you can.

Perfect. I was able to see my HTC One when in fastboot, but not recovery. Forcing the driver as an Android Composite ADB interface did the trick.

Thanks!

 

[brkshr]

Perfect. I was able to see my HTC One when in fastboot, but not recovery. Forcing the driver as an Android Composite ADB interface did the trick.

Thanks!

No problem! I appreciate you letting me know it helped you out.

 

[kc27]

g3n3sii - Your method of "install zip from sideload" (post #20 in this thread) got me out of a dead-end with a Moto G phone. Nothing else had worked for me. Thanks - I know it's been over 1 year since you posted, but I hope you see this to know you helped someone out.

 

[Sideloadthanks]

g3n3sii... Its been 2 years now, and you saved my phone with the sideload thingy. This time with a Razr I. Thanks a lot, I tried everything else, nothing worked. God bless the internet.

 

[swagyboter]

If you can get to CWR, mount /data, and then use adb to push the file to your sd card: adb push ROM.zip /data/media