This specific ID combination was the standard for the first generation of Android developer and consumer phones:
The syntax you've provided, usb vid 0bb4 pid 0c01 verified , seems to imply you're looking for verification or more information about a USB device with these IDs.
The USB VID:0BB4&PID:0C01 Verified identifier offers several benefits to device manufacturers, including: usb vid0bb4 amppid0c01 verified
Indicates that the operating system requires a digitally signed, verified OEM driver (or a generic Google driver with an updated .inf file configuration) to safely open a data pipeline between your PC and the phone. Common Scenarios Where This ID Appears
, particularly for devices using MediaTek chipsets (such as the Fairphone 1). Driver & Connectivity Details HTC (High Tech Computer Corp.) — USB Vendor 0BB4 This specific ID combination was the standard for
Method 1: The Android SDK Official Platform Driver (Recommended)
Every USB device—whether it's a mouse, keyboard, or smartphone—contains a unique identifier to tell your computer what it is. This identifier is broken down into two parts: Driver & Connectivity Details HTC (High Tech Computer Corp
Windows should now recognize the device and install the verified driver. Alternative: Using the Android SDK USB Driver