Here’s a concise review of the search term and what you actually need to know before looking for them. Short Answer: You likely do NOT need separate “drivers” in the traditional Windows sense. Unlike older printers or GPUs, the Moto G51 5G doesn’t require manual driver installation for basic file transfer or ADB/fastboot operations. Here’s the breakdown: What people usually want + the real solution | If you want to… | What you actually need | Where to get it | |----------------|------------------------|----------------| | Transfer files (photos, music) via USB | Windows built-in MTP driver | Auto-installed by Windows. Just select “File Transfer” on phone when connected. | | Use ADB / Fastboot (unlock bootloader, flash ROMs) | Google USB Driver + Motorola’s interface drivers | Included in Android SDK Platform Tools ; Motorola’s “Mobile Drivers” from their support site. | | Update phone firmware | Motorola Software Fix (RSD Lite) or Lenovo’s LMSA tool | Lenovo’s official Rescue and Smart Assistant (LMSA) – auto-downloads required drivers. | | Charge only / no driver issues | No driver needed | Use a decent USB cable (data sync capable). | The “Driver Download” trap Most third-party websites offering “Moto G51 5G drivers” are ad-filled, misleading, or malicious . They repackage generic Android drivers or outdated Motorola USB drivers.