If they can’t be accessed, you’ll get the ADB Vendor Keys error. If that file is corrupt, missing, or inaccessible in some way, you’ll be given the ADB_VENDOR_KEYS error in the Command Prompt, terminal, or Windows Powershell. In this guide, you’ll get to know about different methods to fix ADB_VENDOR_KEYS Not Set Error.
Method 1: Check that the ADB keys are up to date
ADB keys and Fastboots are used for communicating with your USB, which is why they require specific drivers to communicate. You’ll be able to download ADB drivers depending on the mobile preferences from Google itself. Install the EXE file on your PC such that it can be resolved easily.
Method 2: Grant and enable USB debugging mode
Part 1 – Enable Developer Mode
Go to Setting and scroll down to System Now, click on System and then choose About Phone Select Software Info and then tap on Build Number 7 times You’ll get a small pop-up of Developer mode enabled
Part 2 – Enable USB debugging mode
Go to Settings and scroll down to System Now, click on System and then choose About Phone Click Software Info and then tap on Developer Mode Scroll down to the USB debugging mode before enabling the option
Method 3: Regenerate ADB vendor key
Part 1 – Starting Command Shell In Windows
Click on the Windows key + R Select CMD and then press enter
In Mac
Click on the Launchpad icon
Part 2: Regenerating ADB key
Enter “adb devices” Remove the existing ADB key by entering the command –
Create a new ADB keypair by entering the following command –
adb keygen.android/adbkey adb I 47453 711886 adb_auth_host.cpp:220] generate_key ‘.android/adbkey’ adb I 47453 711886 adb_auth_host.cpp:173] Writing public key to ‘.android/adbkey:pub’
Copy the ADB key from the PC
Reboot your device
