The Intel Android Virtual COM Port (VCP) Windows driver is a software component used to enable communication between an Android device (such as a smartphone or tablet) and a Windows computer over a USB connection. It essentially allows your Android device to be recognized by your PC as a virtual COM port (a type of serial port), which is necessary for certain types of data exchange, such as debugging, file transfers, or using Android development tools like ADB (Android Debug Bridge).

The Intel Android VCP driver is often used with Intel-powered Android devices, but it can also be applicable to other Android devices when you're using tools that rely on the VCP for communication.