General :: Fastbooting And Kyocera Echo?

I have a Kyocera Echo which has decided to forever loop in the start up instead of doing anything and since I can't hold power and volume down to factory restart I thought it was dusted

but if i read this thread correctly, HTML Code:

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I might be able to do a hard rest through fastboot.

I have installed, all the drivers from the Kyocera website, I have the sdk, I know where to go into command prompt, etc. But my phone is not being detected by the fastboot tool. when I type Fastboot devices, I get nothing, not even the ? mark they mentioned and it just hangs on when I do fastboot -w saying it's waiting for the the device.

Even though its looping my computer will detect the phone and when I have placed it in what i think is download mood (power + plus both volume buttons) it has detected the right drivers to install and though it loops will kind of pop up the phone on my computer.

But when I put it it in what I guess is fastboot mode (power + volume up) Window's says it found new hardware, "Android," just plain android. I tried to direct to install the usb drivers from the Android-sdk/extras/ folder, but that doesn't work and Window is not finding anything automatically.

I assume the problem is that I need to find the right driver for the "Android," but I can't seem to figure what driver that is.