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Every time I restart my Android phone after enabling the USB debugging in Developer Options, the USB Debugging option gets disabled.
How do I keep it enabled even after restarting my Android phone.
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To enable USB debugging, you need to firstly activate the Developer options menu which is hidden by default. Here’s a simple guide. Step 1: Go to Settings of your Android device. Step 2: Scroll down to locate About phone section. Then, you will see a Build number item in the new page.
Enable USB Debugging without Touching Screen If the touch screen on your Android phone is broken, but the display is still on (you can still see the display), you can use a USB OTG and a mouse to control the phone with a broken screen and enable USB debugging.
I need to switch it off because my laptop has problems with the usb-board and sometimes crashes when there is too much usb-activity. So i always switch usb debugging off on my phone so my laptop crashes once a week instead twice a day :- ( Show activity on this post. I had a similar issue with Huawei P Smart (today on Android Oreo).
With the ADB tool on PC, your PC can communicate with your Android phone via USB and execute a series of commands, including back up data on the phone. By executing ADB command, you can extract data from broken Android with USB debugging.
This is an old issue but it seems that it still happens so I would like to share the solution that I have found.
I have the same issue with my Honor 9 Lite:
Every times I enable USB Debugging, I can see that, when I leave the developer menu and come back, USB debugging is OFF. I can't keep it ON.
I have found the solution on another web site and it is working for me:
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