How to Enable USB Debugging on Oppo A6x | Step-by-Step Guide
How to Enable USB Debugging on OPPO A6x | Step by Step Guide
Step 1: Open the Settings menu
⮕ Unlock your OPPO A6x and go to the home screen.
⮕ Tap the Settings icon to access the main system configuration panel.
⮕ Allow the Settings interface to load completely before proceeding.
Step 2: Navigate to About Phone
⮕ Scroll down carefully through the Settings menu.
⮕ Locate and tap About Phone.
⮕ Wait for the device information page to appear fully.
Step 3: Locate the Build Number
⮕ Inside About Phone, scroll down until you find Build Number.
⮕ Confirm that you have correctly identified this option.
Step 4: Enable Developer Options
⮕ Tap Build Number repeatedly, usually seven times in succession.
⮕ If prompted, enter your screen lock PIN, pattern, or password.
⮕ Continue tapping until a message appears stating that Developer Options have been enabled.
⮕ Press the Back button to return to the main Settings menu.
Step 5: Open Additional Settings
⮕ From the main Settings screen, scroll down and tap Additional Settings.
⮕ Allow this menu to load completely before continuing.
Step 6: Access Developer Options
⮕ Inside Additional Settings, locate and tap Developer Options.
⮕ Read any warning message that appears regarding advanced system settings.
Step 7: Locate the USB Debugging option
⮕ Scroll down within Developer Options carefully.
⮕ Find the section labeled Debugging.
⮕ Locate the toggle named USB Debugging.
Step 8: Enable USB Debugging
⮕ Tap the USB Debugging toggle to turn it on.
⮕ A security warning message will appear explaining potential risks.
⮕ Tap OK or Allow to confirm activation.
Step 9: Connect the device to a computer
⮕ Use a compatible USB cable to connect your OPPO A6x to your computer.
⮕ When a prompt appears on the phone, review the authorization request.
⮕ Tap Allow to authorize USB debugging for that computer.
⮕ If this is a trusted computer, you may select Always Allow if available.
Step 10: Verify USB Debugging is active
⮕ Check on your computer to see if the device is detected by your development software or ADB tools.
⮕ If the device is not recognized, disconnect and reconnect the cable, then reauthorize.
⮕ Ensure the USB Debugging toggle remains turned on in Developer Options.
Step 11: Disable USB Debugging when finished
⮕ For security reasons, return to Settings and open Developer Options.
⮕ Turn off the USB Debugging toggle when you no longer need it.
⮕ This helps protect your device from unauthorized access.
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