Hi friends this is sachin in this video i'm gonna show you how to change serial number of android. So watch this video till end and it will surely help you. The adb devices command would show the list of devices that are attached to your computer with their serial number. This command is generally used by people to check if the ADB on PC is being able to communicate with the device. Android has few apps which tell the serial number. Most apps, however, require root access. Because not everyone has a rooted device, to know the serial number, using an adb command sounds nice. This command tells you of the connected device serial number. Now change the value to any name after '=' as you want your device pretend to be. For example if you want your device pretend to be Galaxy S5(model SM-G900), the lines should be followings: ro.product.model=SM-G900 ro.product.manufacturer=Samsung. You can set any name or number here though. After rooting your Android device you have to install the Xposed installer on your android. Now after having Xposed framework on your android, the only thing you need is the Xposed module Serial Number Changer that will allow you to change the serial number of your Android device.
ADB, the Android Debug Bridge, is one of the most powerful features built into Android. That combined with the Fastboot tool, if used right, can be incredibly useful in managing your Android device. That is the reason why we are bringing you the full list of all the ADB and Fastboot commands so that the user can make use of them when needed.
If you are into rooting your Android device or customizing it as per your taste, then you would have come across ADB and Fastboot tools. These are the two core functionalities built into the Android Operating system. The ADB and Fastboot commands are universal across all the Android devices and will produce the same result in them. Both ADB and Fastboot commands can be used to perform various tasks on your Android device. ADB can be used while the device is turned on and the Fastboot commands can be used while the device is turned off.
ADB, the Android Debug Bridge, is one of the most powerful features built into Android. That combined with the Fastboot tool, if used right, can be incredibly useful in managing your Android device. That is the reason why we are bringing you the full list of all the ADB and Fastboot commands so that the user can make use of them when needed.
If you are into rooting your Android device or customizing it as per your taste, then you would have come across ADB and Fastboot tools. These are the two core functionalities built into the Android Operating system. The ADB and Fastboot commands are universal across all the Android devices and will produce the same result in them. Both ADB and Fastboot commands can be used to perform various tasks on your Android device. ADB can be used while the device is turned on and the Fastboot commands can be used while the device is turned off.
Before proceeding to use ADB and Fastboot on your Android device and/or your PC, there are a few things you need to take care of.
ADB Commands List
Below is the complete list of all the ADB commands in existence and what they do:
| ADB Command | What it does |
| adb help | Shows ADB Help documentation. |
| adb devices | Lists all the Android devices connected via ADB. |
| adb reboot | Reboots your Android device. |
| adb reboot bootloader | Reboots your Android device into fastboot / bootloader mode. |
| adb recovery | Reboots your Android device into recovery mode. |
| adb install | Helps you install an APK file on your Android device. |
| ⇒ adb install filename.apk | Install the APK file |
| ⇒ adb install -r filename.apk | Re-installs or updates an app. |
| ⇒ adb install -s filename.apk | Installs the APK file in SD card (if the app supports). |
| adb uninstall | Helps you install an app file on your Android device. |
| ⇒ adb uninstall com.facebook.katana | Simply uninstalls the app. |
| ⇒ adb uninstall -k com.facebook.katana | Keeps the data and cache folder after the app is uninstalled. |
| adb logcat | Displays the log data onto the screen. |
| adb bugreport | Displays the dumpsys, dumpstate and logcat data on the screen. |
| adb jdwp | Lists the JDWP (Java Debug Wire Protocol) processes on the device. |
| adb get-serialno | Shows the adb instance serial number string with the device. |
| adb get-state | Displays the device status. |
| adb wait-for-device | Used to set a delay before the next command is issued. It executes when the device is online but it can be programmed to wait till another process is done. |
| adb start-server | Starts the adb server process. |
| adb kill-server | Stops the adb server process. |
| adb sideload | Used to flash a zip file in recovery mode when the zip file is available in the computer and not phone. Read more. |
| adb pull | Pulls any file from your device and saves it on your computer. Read more. |
| adb push | Used to push a file into your Android device. Read more. |
ADB Shell Commands List
Here's a complete list of all the ADB Shell Commands and what they do:
| ADB Shell Command | What it does |
| adb shell | Starts the remote shell command console in the device |
| adb shell pm uninstall -k –user 0 package.name.com | Helps you uninstall a system app from your Android device. Replace package.name.com with the actual package name of the app you want to uninstall. |
| adb shell dumpsys | Dumps all system data about your Android device's hardware and software configuration |
| adb shell dumpsys display | Displays all the hardware and software configuration about your display. |
| adb shell dumpsys battery | Displays all the hardware and software configuration about your battery. |
| adb shell dumpsys batterystats | Displays all the info about your battery statistics. |
| adb shell wm density | Helps you change the pixel density on your Android device. |
| adb shell pm list packages | Lists all the apps installed on your device as package names. |
| adb shell pm list packages -s | Lists all the system apps installed on your device as package names. |
| adb shell pm list packages -3 | Lists all the 3rd party apps installed on your device as package names. |
| adb shell pm list packages -d | Lists all the disabled apps on your device as package names. |
| adb shell pm list packages -e | Lists all the enabled apps on your device as package names. |
| adb shell pm list packages -u | Lists all the uninstalled apps with installed pages on your device as package names. |
| adb shell screencap /sdcard/screenshot.png | Takes a screenshot of your device screen and saves it in sdcard with the name ‘screenshot.png‘ |
| adb shell screenrecord /sdcard/screenrecord.mp4 | Starts recording your device screen and saves the video in ‘sdcard‘ with the name ‘screenrecord.mp4‘. The default record time is 180 Seconds (which is maximum). You can press CTRL + C to stop the recording any time. |
| adb shell screenrecord –size 1920×1080 /sdcard/screenrecord.mp4 | Screen recording with custom width and height for the video. |
| adb shell screenrecord –time-limit 120 /sdcard/screenrecord.mp4 | Screen recording with custom time limit for the video. Max value is 180. You can enter any value in the place of 120 in this command. |
| adb shell screenrecord –bit-rate 4000000 /sdcard/screenrecord.mp4 | Screen recording with custom bit rate for the video. The value ‘4000000' sets the bitrate to 4MBPS. Change accordingly. |
| adb shell cd /system | Changes the directory to ‘/system'. Changes accordingly. |
| adb shell rm -f /sdcard/facebook.apk | Deletes a file from your Android device. Give the file name with the proper path. |
| adb shell crm -d /sdcard/Facebook | Deletes a folder from your Android device. Give the folder name with the proper path. |
| mkdir /sdcard/AndroidMore | Creates a new folder named ‘AndroidMore' under ‘/sdcard' |
| cp /sdcard/filename.apk /sdcard/FolderName/ | To copy a file. |
| mv /sdcard/filename.apk /sdcard/FolderName/ | To move a file. |
| mv /sdcard/filename.apk /sdcard/anotherfilename.apk | To rename a file. |
| adb shell netstat | To check the network statistics of your Android device. |
| adb shell ip -f inet addr show wlan0 | Displays your phone's Wi-Fi IP address. |
| adb shell top | Displays top CPU processes running on your Android device. |
| adb shell getprop ro.build.version.sdk | Used to get the properties of your Android's build.prop configuration. |
| adb shell setprop net.dns1 1.2.3.4 | Used to set values to the properties present in your Android's build.prop configuration files. |
Fastboot Commands List
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Here's the list of all the Fastboot commands and what they do:
| Fastboot Command | What it does |
| fastboot devices | List all the Android devices that are connected in fastboot mode to your computer. |
| fastboot oem unlock | Unlocks the bootloader on your Android device (if the OEM allows). |
| fastboot oem lock | Relocks the bootloader on your Android device. |
| fastboot reboot bootloader | Reboots your device into fastboot / bootloader mode (while you are still in fastboot mode itself). It is necessary sometimes. |
| fastboot flash | Used to flash files on your Android device. |
| fastboot flash boot boot.img | Flashes boot image on your Android device's boot partition. |
| fastboot flash recovery recovery.img | Flashes recovery image on your Android device's recovery partition. |
| fastboot boot filename.img | Instead of flashing the file, this command simply boots it (if the file is bootable). |
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That was all from our side for the ADB Commands and Fastboot commands list. If we had missed anything, do let us know in the comments below!
