It feels great that I can come back again to share information about gadget problems that might be useful for those of you who read. And, this time the main topic of discussion is How to Enable USB Debugging and OEM Unlock on Samsung.
Actually, first the tutorial on how to activate USB Debugging and OEM Unlock on Samsung can be activated on an Android smartphone or tablet from Samsung. All Android devices have this kind of feature.
However, since the emergence of the Android Kitkat system and above, USB Debugging and OEM Unlock have become invisible and to activate them requires a special trick.
In essence, it turns out that the USB Debugging feature has been around since Google first created Android. This feature is intentionally pinned so that our Android can be connected to a computer and makes it easier for us to control our Android through a computer. This feature is very useful for those of you who are developers to develop their own design applications.
Maybe, there are still many people out there who don't know the existence of these hidden features. Understand it because this feature is not visible. But if in the past you have cracked the root alias via a computer or run debugging on an Android device, maybe you already know a hidden menu called the Developer Options or Android developer options.
What is Developer Option
The Developer Option is an invisible setting on the settings menu on Android devices, where the Developer option menu has several very useful features for application developers such as USB Debugging, Mock Location, Animation Scale, OEM Unlocking and so on.
From the Developer options menu, you can enable USB Debugging to debug your Samsung phone via a USB connection to a computer. In addition, you can also activate "OEM Unlock" which functions to unlock the bootloader or for those of you who want to get root access on a Samsung smartphone.
Do you understand about Developer Option? Okay now go straight to the tutorial discussion. Listen carefully to the information.
How to enable USB Debugging and OEM Unlock on Samsung
Okay, the first thing you have to do in the tutorial on how to enable USB Debgugging and OEM Unlock on Samsung is:
- Open the Settings menu.
- Then you select About Device
- Continue by selecting Software Info.
- Next, you tap seven times in a row on the writing of the Build Number quickly.
Remember to tap seven times in quick succession. Later a notification will appear 'You are now a developer!' and then you return to the front page of the Settings menu.
Now you can see the Developer Options option in the Settings menu of your smartphone.
Then you open the Developer Options and activate these options. Now USB Debugging and OEM Unlock are visible and please activate the two features. Later there will be a notification "Allow USB Debugging" and select OK on the notification.
Tadaaaaa…! Now USB Debugging is active on your Samsung smartphone and you can do activities such as ROOT, Install TWRP and so on.
Hopefully this information about how to enable USB Debugging and OEM Unlock on Samsung is useful for you. And, don't forget to share this information on your social media or tell your other friends. Enjoy the fun.
