How to Enable USB Debugging on Android
USB debugging is a nice Android feature for Android phone or device users. Mostly this feature is used to make it easier to connect your Android smartphone or tablet to your PC. Though developer use this android feature to create apps. But a normal user use this android feature to access his phone remotely.
Using this android feature you can get images and other files from your phone instantly, root your Android phone and also help repair a bricked phone with ADB terminal commands. Today I will show how to enable USB debugging option on any android device and also show you what else you can once you enabled this feature on your android phone.
Enabling USB Debugging on Android:
First you need to install the correct drivers in your PC for your Android device. When you will connect your Android phone into your PC for the first time a drivers will automatically install in your PC for your Android phone.
After installing the driver now we are ready to enable USB debugging via your device's Developer options. If you don't able to find Developer options in the settings menu then you may need to activate it first.
For Android 2.3 or Earlier Version: If you're using Android 2.3 or earlier version then follow the below steps.
Various Use Of Android USB Debugging:
Using this android feature you can get images and other files from your phone instantly, root your Android phone and also help repair a bricked phone with ADB terminal commands. Today I will show how to enable USB debugging option on any android device and also show you what else you can once you enabled this feature on your android phone.
Enabling USB Debugging on Android:
First you need to install the correct drivers in your PC for your Android device. When you will connect your Android phone into your PC for the first time a drivers will automatically install in your PC for your Android phone.
After installing the driver now we are ready to enable USB debugging via your device's Developer options. If you don't able to find Developer options in the settings menu then you may need to activate it first.
- First go to the Settings of your phone.
- Then scroll down to About Phone option.
- Then Tap on build version about 7 times until you see the message saying Developer options are activated.
- Now hit Back and this time you will find Developer options at the bottom of the settings menu.
- Then Tap on Developer options.
- Now scroll down to find USB debugging and then check the USB debugging box to enable it.
For Android 2.3 or Earlier Version: If you're using Android 2.3 or earlier version then follow the below steps.
- First go to the Settings menu.
- Then Tap on Applications (Apps or App Manager).
- Then scroll down and find Developer options.
- Now Tap on Developer options and enable USB debugging.
Various Use Of Android USB Debugging:
After enabling USB debugging on your Android phone now you can install advance programs in your Android device like Eclipse or One Click Root which allows you to root your device. You can also use your phone remotely if the screen of this phone is broken. There are many advantages and uses of the this Android USB debugging option.
How to Enable USB Debugging on Android
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