About this package

This is a ready-to-run Windows 64-bit executable distributed in this folder. The package includes tools for communicating with Quest devices using ADB. This page helps beginners get started safely.

Quick notes

  • This file only runs on 64-bit Windows. It will not work on 32-bit systems.
  • Windows SmartScreen or your browser may warn you when downloading unsigned executables — this is normal for local builds.
  • If you don't need the executable, you can close this page.

What to expect after download

Run the downloaded .exe and follow any installer prompts (if present). After installation, launch the app and use its options. If the package is a portable executable, double-click to run.

Beginner quickstart

These steps assume a Windows PC and a Quest device. They cover basic ADB usage and how to install an APK or verify connectivity.

  1. Enable Developer Options on your headset and turn on USB Debugging.
  2. Download and install the executable here (click "Download x64").
  3. Open a PowerShell window in the folder where you downloaded the file (Shift+Right click → "Open PowerShell window here").
  4. Use the commands below to check connectivity and install APKs.
Check devices (copy):
adb devices
Install an APK from this folder (copy):
adb install -r my-app.apk
Enable TCP/IP (useful for wireless) (copy):
adb tcpip 5555

Prerequisites (short)

  • If you don't have ADB, install the platform-tools from the official Android developer site or use the bundled tools (if included).
  • Windows drivers: some headsets require drivers for USB mode. Search for "Oculus ADB drivers" or "Meta Quest drivers" if you see no devices listed.
  • Run PowerShell as Administrator if you get permission errors.

Safety & notes

Only run executables from sources you trust. Modifying system files or sideloading unofficial apps may violate device terms of service. This page is intended to help with legitimate development and debugging tasks.