Are you looking for Sony Xperia L2 USB Driver? If your answer is Yes, then you are on the right page here we have provided some working Sony Xperia L2 USB Driver. Simply download the zip file from below and install it on your windows computer. Although installing process is simple for developers but we have provided a stepwise installing process for the normal user. So kindly see installation steps if you got stuck in between or simply comment below, we will try to help you out. Download Sony Xperia L2 USB Driver USB Driver Type: Mediatek Android USB Driver USB Driver Purpose: For flashing Stock firmware on your device.

Supports: Windows Computer File Size: 9.6 MB. Step 3: Now a command window will appear, it will determine your windows version and processor type. Step 4: Simply Press any key on the keyboard to continue. Step 5: Congrats, driver installed successfully. Steps to Install Sony Xperia L2 ADB driver Step 1: Download and Extract the driver on your computer. Step 2: Open the extracted folder you will see android_winusb.inf file. Right click on it then click on Install from the dialog box.

Step 3: Now you will see a prompt similar to below image that means installation is successful. Step 4: Enjoy. Note: • The USB drivers given above are official and chipset based. So, if you get any errors while installing these drivers, contact their support team or even you can comment here. • For Windows Only – The USB drivers provided above are only for Windows-based pc.

So, it will not work on MAC or Linux-based operating systems. • Request New Driver – Please don’t use contact us page for requesting new device driver, you should request it via commenting on this page only (If you request us via contact us page most probably it will be ignored).

Aug 11, 2015 - Download Sony Xperia USB Drivers (based on your smartphone or tablet model number), install it in your. Sony Xperia L, Get USB Driver.

Mortal kombat shaolin monks apk data download. By looking at the inf file, you can find that it tells to use the WinUSB driver. So there is a better solution than disabling driver signature enforcement, you can use the tool Zadig (). This tools create a self-signed inf for this specific device, using ephemeral keys, added to the trusted certificate store (for this only device / inf), removing the need to disable signature check. So you can do this: • Download the tool, start it.

• Select the 'S1Boot fastboot' device • Select the WinUSB Driver • Click Install And then fastboot devices list your device. I found the solution myself: Windows 10 somehow does not want to install the driver, as it can not verify the manufacturer. So the driver from works just fine. After deactivating the Windows driver signature check everything works fine.

To deactivate proceed like this: (taken from ) • Press the Win + C and click on PC settings • Switch over to the “Update & recovery” section • Then click on the Recovery option on the left hand side • Once selected, you will see an advanced startup section appear on the right hand side. You will need to click on the “Restart now” button • Once your Computer has rebooted you will need to choose the Troubleshoot option • Then head into Advanced options • Then Startup Settings • Since we are modifying boot time configuration settings, you will need to restart your computer one last time • Here you will be given a list of startup settings that you can change. The one we are looking for is “Disable driver signature enforcement”. To choose the setting, you will need to press the F7 key.