1. Navigate to "Settings" > "About phone". 2. Tap "Build number" for 7 times and the "Developer options" will appear in "Settings". Then you can try to open the USB debugging now: 1. Select "Settings" option and scroll down to choose "Developer options". 2. Toggle on the button next to "Developer options". Device: Huawei P30 Lite (original edition, not the new edition) USB debugging is not enabled on the device. Although the screen is black, I believe the device is otherwise fully functional. I've tried: HiSuite (failed as required USB debugging) adb devices via Android Platform Tools (failed as I presume it requires USB debugging) The device
I know this is kind of obsolete, but I can't get it to work. I have Android 4.2.2 and Windows 8.1. When I plug it in USB debugging mode the command: adb devices there is an empty list. I tried: installing "ADB, Fastboot and Drivers" unlocking Developer Options in Android; adb kill-server / adb start-server; changing USB port; restarting Windows
Before you can use the debugger and other tools, you need to enable USB debugging, which allows Android Studio and other SDK tools to recognize your device when connected via USB. Enable USB debugging in the device system settings under Developer options. You can find this option in one of the following locations, depending on your Android
Set a debug app in your devleoper options on your phone and tell it to wait for debugger. Then launch it and you can attach the debugger from Android Studio and all works well. Settings -> System and Updates -> Developer Options. Under Debugging find 'Select debug app' and choose your app. Tick ON 'Wait for debugger'.

Use the mouse to head into Settings > About phone > Developer options and tap on the Build number 7 times to enable the Developer Options. Back to About phone section andyou should find the USB debugging option. Click on the option to turn it on. USB debugging is now enabled on your device. Part 3.

Press Enter to open the path in Terminal. On Windows, open the Android SDK platform-tools folder. Click the address bar, type cmd, and press Enter to open the folder in the command line tool. Type
Maybe your installed drivers are now not working due to "signing problems" Try to connect your phone to a linux-pc (or boot a linux-system from USB-Stick), enable developer-options, unlock the screen and after USB-connection the USB-menu should pop-up, choose MTP and get acces to your phones internal memory.
8. Solved: What worked for me was to make sure that I clicked "Transfer files" on the phone when it was plugged in to the PC. Then I toggled OFF USB debugging and then ON again. Suddenly, my device showed up as an option in "Available devices" in Android Studios. Share.
It is not recommended to leave the slider on all the time, as the smartphone becomes vulnerable to external attacks. How to turn off usb debugging: move the sliders to the Off position. Why debugging mode is not activated. You’ve activated the MIUI developer settings, but the USB debugging slider is inactive or just not working. Open the Huawei Honor 50 Lite settings. Go to "Additional settings" and then to "Developer options". Activate the slider next to "USB debugging". Confirm the operation. This completes enabling the option, and you can communicate with the smartphone via the computer in debug mode. .
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