This is a simple tutorial which will explain the simple process to enable USB debugging in Android.
As we know or you should need to know that USB debugging option is very important in the Android ROM customization and development. Android features many customization scopes which are revealed in this website on our other tutorials and posts.
So, for now just follow the simple step by step method given below to enable USB Debugging in Android.
• Now you have to enable Developer in Android device.
And then you have to check USB debugging option to continue. For that follow the steps given below:
o Firstly, we’ll need to access the Developer Options menu. It’s hidden by default so Android users won’t stumble across it unless they’re actually looking for it. To access the Developer menu Open the settings screen on your device.
o Scroll Down or Tap the More tab on the screen according to your device Android version it vary.
o Tap on the About Device option.
o Scroll down to the Build number field and tap it repeatedly up to Seven times. After completing the Seventh Tap on the build number field, you’ll see a message appear saying “You are now a developer!”
o Now you can access the Developer option.
o Open the Developer Options screen and slide the switch at the top of the screen to On or You may not need to do so depending upon your Android version it was pre started.
o If you ever want to revert your changes, all you have to do is slide the Developer Options switch back to Off.
o Now, Scroll down and you find an option named USB debugging, Check it and then press OK to confirm the security message.
Though this steps are not necessary at the very moment. But still we featured this here as you need to follow these steps in order to continue your Android customization and development.
• You have to ensure your Android device connectivity driver is installed on your PC or you have to Google them and download the required connectivity driver setup file according to your device brand.
• Install the connectivity driver for your Android device.
(They generally comes with several device driver package in a single setup file).
You can grab them from the official website of the company that made the phone. Get the latest:
And now your Android device is ready for development.
As we know or you should need to know that USB debugging option is very important in the Android ROM customization and development. Android features many customization scopes which are revealed in this website on our other tutorials and posts.
So, for now just follow the simple step by step method given below to enable USB Debugging in Android.
• Now you have to enable Developer in Android device.
And then you have to check USB debugging option to continue. For that follow the steps given below:
o Firstly, we’ll need to access the Developer Options menu. It’s hidden by default so Android users won’t stumble across it unless they’re actually looking for it. To access the Developer menu Open the settings screen on your device.
o Scroll Down or Tap the More tab on the screen according to your device Android version it vary.
o Tap on the About Device option.
o Scroll down to the Build number field and tap it repeatedly up to Seven times. After completing the Seventh Tap on the build number field, you’ll see a message appear saying “You are now a developer!”
o Now you can access the Developer option.
o Open the Developer Options screen and slide the switch at the top of the screen to On or You may not need to do so depending upon your Android version it was pre started.
o If you ever want to revert your changes, all you have to do is slide the Developer Options switch back to Off.
o Now, Scroll down and you find an option named USB debugging, Check it and then press OK to confirm the security message.
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Though this steps are not necessary at the very moment. But still we featured this here as you need to follow these steps in order to continue your Android customization and development.
• You have to ensure your Android device connectivity driver is installed on your PC or you have to Google them and download the required connectivity driver setup file according to your device brand.
• Install the connectivity driver for your Android device.
(They generally comes with several device driver package in a single setup file).
You can grab them from the official website of the company that made the phone. Get the latest:
- Samsung Android USB drivers here
- HTC Android USB drivers (included in HTC Sync) here
- LG Android USB drivers here (go to “Software updates” > Select your phone > Click on “Install USB Drivers”)
- Sony Android USB drivers here
- Motorola Android USB drivers
And now your Android device is ready for development.