It is advisable to be sure and tick that checkbox to always allow your computer access. Other times I have had to restart my device to make the dialog box appear. Unplugging the USB cable from the bottom of the Android device, and plugging it back in will sometimes trigger this dialog box to appear. Sometimes I have had trouble making this dialog box appear.
After this feature has been enabled, you should see a dialog box appear. It’s as easy as ticking a checkbox from within this menu and all you have to do is look for the USB Debugging option here. From here, we will want to open up the Developer Options menu from within the Settings of Android and then enable the USB Debugging feature. If you are having trouble finding the USB drivers for your specific device then leave a comment and the bottom of this article and I will help you find them.Īfter we have our USB drivers installed then we can connect our device to the PC. You need to have the proper drivers installed in order to issue the ADB and Fastboot commands to your smartphone. Or, if I had a Nexus 6 then I would go to Google and search for “Google Nexus USB Drivers”, again, without the quotes. For example, if I had a Sony Xperia Z3, then I would go to Google and search for “Sony Xperia USB Drivers Android”, without the quotes. These are generally downloaded from the manufacturer/seller of the smartphone you are using. Once this is enabled, you will need to have the proper USB drivers installed. After the Developer Mode has been enabled, we can no connect the USB cable to our device.
Once you have completed that tutorial then you can come back to this one. I have a detailed tutorial on how to do that link above if you are new to Android or have never done this before. The first thing that we need to do is to enable the Developer Mode on our smartphone or tablet.
Tap on OK in the Dialog Box to Allow Access Explanation
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