Hi everyone,
Yesterday I broke my Galaxy S7 screen in the building's stairs while leaving home.
I want to save all the stuff I have on it, but recently I installed a new stock rom and forgot to tick in the developer menu "usb debug".
I tried an adb connection but the phone is unauthorized...
I read on some french board that I could flash a special kernel (with debug usb ON) to be able to get an adb connection. but that I will be blocked because I never accept any adb connection while having my screen working....
Is there any solution ?
I need help to hopefully resolve my issue.
Have a nice end of day.
You can connect an USB keyboard/mouse. Maybe an USB-hub works too so you can connect a PC and keyboard at the same time.
I was able to unlock my screen but I can’t access to my storage because I have to enable the sharing storage...
It seems there is no solution.
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Hi all, can anyone help? I smashed my phone at the weekend and really want to get back in to it if only to turn on contacts sync and see who keeps texting me, but for some reason USB debugging isn't on. Phone is stock.
Plugging in with USB = recognised in device manager as Xperia Z3. I've tried to download Android SDK, and install the USB drivers from the Sony website (says best driver already installed - the ones from the Sony website don't have any kind of installation program so not sure what I'm supposed to do with them!).
I know this isn't easy but can anyone guide me through getting in to it and getting USB debugging on so I can use Android Control? It seems I need to get the phone in to recovery mode so that it automatically enables USB debugging? If I hold down power/volume up a few times or in a weird combination, the LED goes blue and the phone comes up in device manager as 's1boot' and then 's1boot fastboot'. I've tried installing the drivers I've found from DooMLoRD but they don't help me access the phone at all, it still says unable to find the device. adb devices from the adb folder command prompt says no devices (i presume because USB debugging still disabled). I feel like I have made progress but need a bit more progress still to get in, if it is at all possible!
New thread because I can't find anyone with a Sony Xperia Z3 trying this, with the same steps taken/blue LED etc.
USB OTG+ USB mouse
Try to use USB OTG+USB mouse, that did the trick for me
no display whatsoever... so having a mouse isn't going to help me sadly! unless i can get the screen displayed on a computer monitor or something?
Hi there, My nexus 5 is having screen issues and the screen basically doesn't function due to what I can only assume is a bad connection on the mainboard ( if I press in the right area with the back cover off the screen will flicker and work a tiny bit if I reboot the phone.) My issue is I still have tons of pictures that are very dear to me on the device and need to get them off of it. When I connect it to my pc (windows 7) it connects and shows up as a nexus 5 device but nothing will appear in the folder. Im fairly certain I have the correct drivers installed as well. So how can I get it to connect properly with having basically no access to the screen? Ill even paypal you $5 if your answer works for me, thanks
Did you enable USB debugging? Did you enable MTP when connected to a computer? Is the computer a trusted device?
audit13 said:
Did you enable USB debugging? Did you enable MTP when connected to a computer? Is the computer a trusted device?
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must have at some point because i connected it to a computer in the past, no idea and i dont know how to, and i dont know.
If the the phone is running a stock ROM and has a lock screen PIN, pattern, or password, you probably need to unlock the phone and select MTP as the USB option in order to have the Nexus 5 files appear in Windows Explorer.
If you have access to another N5, you could swap motherboards, copy the data, and swap motherboards again.
Hello guys,
I got a Galaxy S6 since 2 days and struggle to be able to debug my apps with it. I have a Nexus 5 which works perfectly for that and appears right away in chrome://inspect/#devices, but that GS6 won't show up. Of course I activated USB debugging in developer options, but the prompt to accept the RSA fingerprint of the computer never appears ! I tried uninstalling the device, installing Kies 3 and plugging it back again, it didn't help.
So, what will it take to work ?
Thanks ahead !
Well, just tried something else... Used USB Deview to uninstall all drivers related to ADB, then installed the latest Samsung USB drivers, and it works. Thanks anyway, have a good day !
Facing similar issue with S6 when trying remote debugging
Hi @jerrybell , Could you please provide some more details on the fix for S6? I am also facing the similar issue when trying to connect the mobile device to Chrome. In Remote devices , i couldn't see mobile device. Though , i have enabled the USB debugging and set USB configuration as RNDIS (USB ethernet) in mobile device.
Thanks!
Hi all,
someone bought me a damaged (screen cracked and not usable) phone, and they want to get their photos off the device. But in order for me to even interact with the phone via terminal, or use any recovery app on computer, the adb option must be enabled! now this is where the problem is, cuase how can i enable the adb option when i am flying blind with no screen?!
SO my question is this. Is there a way to connect the phone via the cable and push a command to the phone to enable adb option?
The other problem when connecting the phone is that all that comes up when you connects to the computer is the drive to install the drivers, and not the other drives for the system. SO maybe even a way to send a commnad to the phone to enable data connection so can get access to phone internal memory?
Hi,
I hope this is not a cross-post; I've read a few other guides and suggestions on this forum already but my problem seems to be the opposite of what many people have.
I've got an Xperia Z5 Compact (not rooted) with a chipped screen. Touch does not work at all, but the display works fine.
I plugged in a mouse via OTG adapter and enabled USB debugging, then plugged it into my PC to attempt connecting with ADB. However, once I plug in a new device the phone wants me to confirm to "allow" the connection coming from my PC. But since my mouse is no longer plugged in, I can't accept the popup.
I tried to connect with AirDroid as well to try to accept the popup via screen share, but in order to allow WiFi screen sharing, it needs root (or an adb connection).....which makes the problem kind of circular.
Any suggestions or tips (or resources I might have overlooked?)
Thanks,
Rafael