Xiaomi Fastboot Driver [Desktop]

Download a standalone or Google USB Driver package.

Connect your Xiaomi device to the PC in Fastboot mode (Power + Volume Down). Right-click the button and open Device Manager .

If a serial number followed by the word "fastboot" appears, your drivers are perfectly installed. xiaomi fastboot driver

If you see "Android Bootloader Interface" under "Android Device," your drivers are working correctly. If you see "Marshall London Bootloader," you need to manually update and pick the "Android ADB Interface" from the list. Verifying the Installation To ensure everything is set up correctly:

Fixing "soft-brick" loops where the phone won't boot into the OS. Download a standalone or Google USB Driver package

Executing ADB and Fastboot commands via Terminal or Command Prompt. How to Download and Install Xiaomi Fastboot Drivers

Choose and point it to the folder where you extracted the manual drivers. Troubleshooting Connection Issues If a serial number followed by the word

Even with drivers installed, Windows sometimes fails to "see" the phone. If your device isn't showing up when you type fastboot devices in your command prompt, try these fixes:

When your phone is powered on normally, it uses standard MTP drivers to transfer files. However, Fastboot mode is a low-level diagnostic protocol. It requires a specific interface—the Android Bootloader Interface—to send commands from a computer to the device's hardware. You specifically need these drivers for: Unlocking the Mi Bootloader using the Mi Unlock Tool. Flashing official firmware via the Mi Flash Tool. Installing TWRP or OrangeFox custom recoveries.

If you are having trouble getting your PC to recognize the device, let me know: What are you using? Is your phone a Qualcomm or MediaTek model? What specific error are you seeing in the Mi Flash Tool?