How to Install USB Drivers for Android Devices
05/12/2026
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If your Android device cannot connect to your computer via USB, the issue is usually caused by a missing or incorrect USB driver.
Install the correct driver below to enable file transfer, screen mirroring, and other USB functions.
All links are from official or trusted sources.
Install HiSuite: https://consumer.huawei.com/en/support/hisuite/

a. Install HiSuite on your computer
b. Connect your Huawei device via USB
c. If the connection is successful, the driver is installed correctly
d. Close HiSuite
e. Open 3uAirPlayer and reconnect via USB
Download and install Samsung USB Driver: https://developer.samsung.com/android-usb-driver

Then reconnect your device to 3uAirPlayer.
Download driver package: https://dl.3u.com/pc/driver/driver_xiaomi.zip
a. Right-click This PC → Manage

b. Open Device Manager

c. Find your connected device. Right-click → Update driver

d. Select “Browse my computer for drivers”. Choose the downloaded folder and install



Download: https://dl.3u.com/pc/driver/driver_vivo.exe
Double-click to install, then reconnect via USB.

Download: https://androidmtk.com/download-oppo-usb-drivers
Install and reconnect your device.

Download: https://androidmtk.com/download-meizu-usb-driver
Install and reconnect your device.
https://dl.3u.com/pc/driver/driver_public.zip
Windows 10 (Version 1607+):
Run installgoogleusbdriver.bat as administrator

Older Windows 10 versions:
Run installgoogleusbdriver_old.bat as administrator

https://universaladbdriver.com/download/universal-adb-driver-v6-0/
Installation guide: https://androidmtk.com/install-universal-adb-driver

All drivers support two installation methods:
.exe files → double-click to install
a. Open Device Manager
b. Locate your device
c. Select Update driver
d. Choose downloaded driver folder
e. Complete installation




a. Windows 7 / 8: use 32-bit driver if the system is 32-bit
b. Windows 10 / 11: install the matching 64-bit version if the system is 64-bit