On the third page make sure 'Show All Devices' is highlighted in the 'Common hardware types:' box and select 'Next' On the second page: select the option 'Install the hardware that I manually select from a list (Advanced)' and then click 'Next' In the Wizard click 'Next' on the first page Select 'Action' from the top toolbar and then click 'Add legacy hardware' which will open a wizard The file that you would usually right click and then select install for is 'android_winusb.inf', which is the driver for the QuestĬlick on the Start button and type in 'Device Manager' and select the Device Manager application Which meant that I could not see the folders for the Quest when I plugged it into the computer and it would not connect to Side Quest.įigured out a way around this and I wanted to share it in case anyone else was having the same struggle!įirst download the ADB Driver from and extract the data to a folder on your desktop or where ever you keep your Oculus files if you are a little more organized.

I am running Windows 7 on my laptop and using Side Quest to sideload apps to the Quest but every time I went to install the Oculus Go ADB Driver I would get an error message that basically said windows couldn't install.

How to install adb drivers