If you have a broken screen on your Android device, you may think that enabling USB debugging is impossible. However, fear not! There are a few methods that can help you enable USB debugging even with a broken screen. In this article, we will guide you through the process.

Method 1: Using an OTG Adapter

If your device supports USB On-The-Go (OTG), you can use an OTG adapter to connect a USB mouse to your phone. Follow these steps:

  • Connect your USB mouse to the OTG adapter.
  • Connect the OTG adapter to your Android device.
  • You should now see a cursor on your screen controlled by the USB mouse.
  • Navigate to the Settings app using the USB mouse.
  • Scroll down and tap on “About phone” or “About device”.
  • Look for the “Build number” and tap on it multiple times (usually 7 times) until you see a message saying you have enabled developer options.
  • Go back to the main settings screen and you should now see “Developer options” listed.
  • Tap on “Developer options”.
  • Scroll down and find “USB debugging”.
  • Check the box next to “USB debugging” to enable it.

Method 2: Using Android Debug Bridge (ADB)

If you have previously enabled USB debugging on your device and have a computer with ADB installed, you can use this method. Follow these steps:

  • Connect your Android device to the computer using a USB cable.
  • Open a command prompt or terminal window on your computer.
  • Type the command “adb devices” and press Enter.
  • You should see your device listed along with a unique device ID.
  • Type the command “adb shell” and press Enter.
  • Type the command “settings put global adb_enabled 1” and press Enter.

Method 3: Using Vysor

Vysor is a handy tool that allows you to mirror and control your Android device on your computer. To use Vysor with a broken screen, follow these steps:

  • Download and install the Vysor app on your computer.
  • Connect your Android device to the computer using a USB cable.
  • Launch Vysor on your computer.
  • You should see a window displaying the screen of your Android device.
  • Navigate to the Settings app using the Vysor window.
  • Follow the same steps mentioned in Method 1 to enable USB debugging.

Enabling USB debugging with a broken screen might seem daunting at first, but with these methods, you can regain control of your device and access its advanced features. Give them a try and see which method works best for you!

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