
In my personal opinion, this option also allows you to move the Platform-Tools folder around and to a different location, without having to worry about replacing the old PATH with the new one. While the first option is more convenient, there are users (including me) who’d like to opt for a more hands-on approach and open the ADB/Fastboot command window inside the Platform-Tools folder (working directory) whenever they’d like to use ADB or Fastboot.

If you didn’t know, a command-line window can only read files or executable programs (like ADB and Fastboot) that are present inside the working directory, standard directories, or inside non-standard directories that are added to the PATH environment variable. Honestly, it’s not the installation, but the actual usage part that gets confusing, especially for users who are not so savvy with Command-line.
#MINIMAL ADB FASTBOOT TURN ON COMMAND HOW TO#
How to Open ADB/Fastboot Command Window in Platform-Tools.
