1. Open the management-Device Manager of the computer and connect the Android device with USB (for Android devices to Enable USB debugging). You can see the USB device with a yellow question mark.
2. Right-click the device to view properties-details, and select hardware ID in properties. You can see the hardware ID, for example:
USB \ vid_2207 & pid_0010 & rev_0222 & mi_01usb \ vid_2207 & pid_0010 & mi_01
3. Open SDK \ extras \ google \ usb_driver \ android_winusb.inf and find the "Google Nexus Q" information:
; Google Nexus Q % singlebootloaderinterface % = usb_install, USB \ vid_18d1 & pid_2c10 % singleadbinterface % = usb_install, USB \ vid_18d1 & pid_2c11
Copy one copy and modify it as follows. Note that the vid and PID must be consistent with the hardware ID:
; Android % singlebootloaderinterface % = usb_install, USB \ vid_2207 & pid_0010 % singleadbinterface % = usb_install, USB \ vid_2207 & pid_0010 & mi_01
Note: The driver is divided into 32-bit and 64-bit. You must add one copy in the [Google. ntx86] and [Google. ntamd64] segments, with the same content.