ACCESS DEVELOPER OPTIONS AND ENABLE USB DEBUGGING
Today, Android is one of the most popular and most user-friendly platforms out there. Every year, developers bring a new android version to the user. Among their versions, the most popular versions were Marshmallow, Nougat, Oreo,
Advantages of unlocking "Developer Options":
- Easily capture bug reports on your phone
- CPU usage Detailing
- Options to simulate app stresses.
- Debugging information on your phone
- Complete control on the System application
- Complete control on system notifications and other things that come by default.
Choose Your android Version
Access Developer Options and Enable USB Debugging on Marshmallow
- Take Lolipop version Device (This does not apply to other versions)
- Settings
->about devices -> Software info
- Find the build number and tap it 7 times. until appearing this message “You are under developer mode“
- "The developer mode" will be enabled.
- No, On settings, you will be able to see the "developer options" too.
- There is an option Call “USB Debugging” Check it.
To Enable, just check the box
Access Developer Options and Enable USB Debugging on Nougat
- Take Nougat version Device (This does not apply to other versions)
- Settings
->about devices -> "Software info"
- Find the build number and tap it 7 times. until rising this message “You are under developer mode“
- "Developer mode" will be enabled.
- Now On settings, you will be able to see the "developer options" too.
- There is an option Call “USB Debugging” Check it.
To Enable, just check the box
Access Developer Options and Enable USB Debugging on oreo
- Take Oreo version Device (This does not apply to other versions)
- Settings
->about devices -> "Software info"
- Find the build number and tap it 7 times. until appearing this message “You are under developer mode“
- "The developer mode" will be enabled.
- On settings, you will be able to see the developer options too.
- There is an option Call “USB Debugging” Check it.
To Enable, just check the box
Access Developer Options and Enable USB Debugging on Pie
- Navigate: Settings
> Developer options.
If not available, swipe up or down from the center of the display then navigate: Settings > About phone > Software information then tap Build number seven times.
If presented, enter the current PIN, password or pattern.
- Ensure that the Developer options switch (upper-right) is turned on
.
- From the Debugging section, tap USB debugging to turn on or off.
- If prompted, tap OK to confirm.
Access Developer Options and Enable USB Debugging on Android 10
- Navigate: Settings
> Developer options.
If not available, swipe up or down from the center of the display then navigate: Settings > About phone > Software information then tap Build number seven times.
If presented, enter the current PIN, password or pattern.
- Ensure that the Developer options switch (upper-right) is turned on
.
- From the Debugging section, tap USB debugging to turn on or off.
- If prompted, tap OK to confirm.
Enabling Developer Options on LG Devices:
- Go to "Settings" on Oreo Device.
- Scroll Down & Select "About Phone" will lead to software information.
- Scroll Down & Select "Build number" and tap it 8 times.
- Return to "settings" screen, you will be able to see the developer options too.
- From "Developer Option" Click “USB Debugging” & Check it. To disable, just uncheck the box
Enabling Developer Options on HTC Devices:
- Go to "Settings" on the Oreo Device.
- Scroll Down & Select "About Phone" will lead to software information.
- Scroll Down & Select "Build number" and tap it 8 times.
- Return to "settings" screen, you will be able to see the developer options too.
- From "Developer Option" Click “USB Debugging” & Check it. To disable, just uncheck the box
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