Run Commands on Android Device through Windows CMD

You can Run Commands on Android Device by connecting your Android device with your Windows PC using any USB cable and by using the usual Windows Command Line Tool. Here is a descriptive guide on how to Run Commands on Android Device by connecting your Android device with your Windows PC using any USB cable and by using the usual Windows Command Line Tool and its scope.

 

Preparation and Requirements to Run Commands on Android Device

 

This guide on how to Run Commands on Android Device using Windows PC command line tool might not work on older version of Android Devices.

First in order to Run Commands on Android Device you need a USB cable (usually supplied along with the device) to connect it with your PC, Android SDK and Android SDK Platform Tools must be installed. If you are not sure about this step needed to Run Commands on Android Device, you have to read this guide on Lucid Guide to Create Android App partially.

 

Steps to Run Commands on Android Device

 

 

Connect your Android Device  with PC on which you want to Run Commands, before connecting the device, go to SETTINGS and open Developer options to Check the box saying  to activate USB debugging mode.

Now open CMD to Run Commands. As by default Windows will open the user named folder, you need to use cd command to change the directory like :

 

cd C:Program Files (x86)Androidandroid-sdktools

 

In later articles, we will the list which you actually can Run Commands.

Interestingly, some have written to use “Open CMD Here” by right click on the folder to Run Commands instead of using very simple cd command. The original idea to Run Commands was of mine though on a forum post.