Been having this problem since today morning. I ran Titanium Backup and got a warning message "Warning-System configuartion" Your system settings may cause problems. To correct this, go to settings, then in applications>Development> tick USB debugging check box.
My USB debugging was always ticked. So I went to the setting and found that it was unticked. So I ticked it again and opened titanium back up and got the same warning. After repeated ticking, it just reverts back to untick state. I am kinda flabbergasted. How to I get the USB debugging to be ticked?
I have installed some apps prior to this. Some nursery rhymes for my kid. Could this be a factor?
Try clearing cache and data for titanium and see what happens.
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I have a Verizon SMT5800 phone, also known as an HTC LIBR100. I am no longer able to connect via ActiveSync, and, if I try to view the "USB to PC" settings under Connections, I get an error message saying "The settings could not be opened." I suspect that this means that some registry entry has been corrupted. Unfortunately, restoring from Sprite Software backups has not solved the problem. Am I going to have to hard-reset the phone, or is there a less drastic way to get these settings back into working order?
I am trying to use autostarts, which is an application that disables things from running automatically. I have seen people say that the app freezes when trying to disable something, and to enable USB debugging. I have it enabled and it still freezes when I try to disable something. Anyone else have this issue or know a way to get it to work? Thx
I had the same issue a couple days ago. I have a Samsung Epic but hopefully this will help you to.
I had the same problem when I didn't have USB Debugging checked in the settings menu. So I read the forums and found out that is what I had wrong but that didnt work either.
So I got it to work by making sure USB Debugging and Stay Awake was on. Rebooted the Device and had it on the charger while I did it and Autostarts started to work like normal.
Hopefully this was somewhat helpful and it works for you
Updated to official froyo no problems. disabled Z4root first, wanting to re-root with superoneclick but the option to enable USB debugging is greyed out. ANy ideas?
Do a backup & factory reset?
Velorium said:
Do a backup & factory reset?
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ummm, that'd prolly clear my problem up, but would take too much time getting everything reinstalled and reconfigured. Phone's fully functional as far as I can tell, just USB Debugging setting is greyed out. Any ideas other than a factory reset?
heh, figured it out. Thanks, XDA...
anyhoo, seems USB Debugging is greyed out *if* USB is set to Ask on Connect. Set to Mass Storage and USB Debugging is available...
carpe_libertas said:
heh, figured it out. Thanks, XDA...
anyhoo, seems USB Debugging is greyed out *if* USB is set to Ask on Connect. Set to Mass Storage and USB Debugging is available...
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I just got a replacement handset and now I am unable to enter into usb debugging mode. I can select it but as soon as I exit the screen it becomes unselected. I have also tried to select mass storage instead Ask on Connect but it won't let me do that either. Every time I try to select another option I am bumped of the screen. What is going on here?
By the way I have a Samsung Galaxy S 4G. This doesn't make any sense other than T-Mobile disabled this feature.
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I just got a replacement handset and now I am unable to enter into usb debugging mode. I can select it but as soon as I exit the screen it becomes unselected. I have also tried to select mass storage instead Ask on Connect but it won't let me do that either. Every time I try to select another option I am bumped of the screen. What is going on here?
By the way I have a Samsung Galaxy S 4G. This doesn't make any sense other than T-Mobile disabled this feature.
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It would make more sense to ask at the SGS4G forum.
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Hi,
I am a newbie to Android. I have no idea how to even start to fix it.
It's only been three days since I received my new phone and its already crashing.
Right now, my OS is not even starting properly
error:
The application Launcher(process com.android.launcher)has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again.
It flashes every time. Can anyone help me with this?
P.S. I tried connecting the device to the Laptop and the phone wouldn't connect using USB and the Loading circle will circle around and then the phone will go to sleep mode after I power it back on, it still will not be connected.
did you try a factory reset?
go to settings.
go to accounts and sync.
press your google account.
make sure everything is checked off (especially your contacts).
at this point you may want to reboot your phone and give it a few minutes if there were unchecked items that now need to sync with googles servers. After you have done that...
go to settings.
go to privacy.
make sure "back up my data" and "automatic restore" are checked with the green check marks.
then select "factory data reset"
!!WARNING YOU WILL WIPE ALL THE DATA OFF YOUR PHONE. IF YOU DO NOT USE GOOGLE TO BACK UP YOUR CONTACTS YOU WILL LOOSE THEM ALL!!
If you haven't tried this all ready you can give it a try. I have done it 100's of times (in the last year).
I already did this.
I think the launcher is working, but now the USB storage is being detected.
I thought that if I root the phone, it would be easier. I made the phone to Debug mode and my laptop(windows 7) is not recognizing the device.
I couldn't edit the title of my previous post, but I believe my TWRP issue is related to the USB debugging setting that keeps tuning off on its own. I can enable it, but as soon as I close settings or go back to the debugging setting, the setting turns off. Before I try to restore an old back up, just seeing if there are any other recommendations to try?
Update: I don't understand why, but suddenly I was able to get the USB debugging setting to hold. The only change I can think that I made was freezing Cerberusapp since LS Droid terminated their lifetime license. Not sure if this app had anything to do with the USB debugging, but it is back and holding even after reboots.