How to Enable and Disable USB Debugging in Samsung GALAXY Tab2

In this article, the method to enable and disable USB debugging in Samsung GALAXY Tab2 (with Android 4.0) is illustrated in detail.

 Step 1: Open all apps.

Click the Apps icon on the top right corner of the tablet screen.

Step 2: Access Settings in Apps interface.

Find and click Settings to enter it.

Step 3: Enable or disable USB debugging.

1.    Locate Developer options, open it and select USB debugging to enable it.

 2.     To disable USB debugging, open Developer options and uncheck USB dubugging.

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How to Enable USB Debugging in Asus ZenFone 5/6

Is there no USB debugging in Asus ZenFone 5/6 phone? Actually, it does exist, but it is hidden. And this article, for your convenience, will summarize the steps to enable USB debugging in ZenFone 5/6 (Android 4.3).

Step 1: Go to Settings.

Step 2: Click About.

Step 3: Open Software information.

Step 4: Tap Build number continuously until a pop-up hint informs you that you’ve entered the developer mode.

Step 5: Return to Settings.

Step 6: Find and open Developer options.

Step 7: Select USB debugging and click OK.

After these seven steps, the USB debugging is enabled successfully.



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How to Turn on USB Debugging in LG G2

Many customers using LG G2-series phones are totally unaware of the method to turn on the USB debugging in their phones. Therefore, this article will illustrate the concrete way in detail.

Step 1: Open Settings and access General.

Step 2: Choose About phone in General settings.

 Step 3: Open Software information.

 Step 4: Tap Build number continuously until the information of “You are now a developer!” shows up.

 Step 5: Return to General in Settings, and click the newly-presented Developer options.

 Step 6: Choose USB debugging.

 Step 7: Click Yes in the pop-up window to allow USB debugging.

 In brief, the steps above enable users to efficiently turn on USB debugging in LG G2.


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How to Open USB Debugging in Samsung Galaxy S5

To open USB debugging in Samsung Galaxy S5 (Android 4.4), you can follow the steps below.

Firstly, access Settings.

Secondly, locate and open About device.

Thirdly, keep clicking Build number for 5 to 7 times, and stop when a prompt turns up, which reads, “No need, developer mode has already been enabled.”

 Fourthly, go back to Settings and turn on Developer options.

 Fifthly, choose USB debugging in Developer options and tap OK in the pop-up confirm window.

 In a word, with the above 5 steps, the USB debugging in Samsung Galaxy S5 can be opened easily.


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How to Enable USB Debugging in ZTE Grand S II LTE

Owing to its improved hardware components, diversified applications and metal-like appearance design, ZTE Grand S II LTE, with Android 4.3, is getting more and more popular in the mobile phone market. Meanwhile, a significant number of users are inquiring how to enable USB debugging in it. As a result, this article will introduce the concrete operation step by step.

Step 1: Open Settings.

Step 2: Click More and tap About phone.

Step 3: Find Build number, and keep clicking it until the developer mode is enabled.

Step 4: Go back to Settings and tap Developer options in it.

Step 5: Check USB debugging and click OK in the pop-up window to allow USB debugging.

Now, you can enable USB debugging in your ZTE Grand S II LTE by following the steps above.



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