Fix Allow USB Debugging' Prompt on Windows PC
One error you might be facing everytime when you connect your phone to Windows which is, "Enable USB Debugging". When you enable USB debugging on your Android phone or tablet, then plug it into your computer it gives you a single prompt to enable ADB debugging, after which you can manually adjust the automatic behavior from the Settings menu.
Several Android phones and tablets are reportedly affected by automatic ADB debugging prompt whenever the device is connected to Windows PC, despite the option being turned off in the device's Settings menu.
If you are the one who is getting irritated from this, then you could easily disable the prompt by installing a simple fix that replaces all existing files within the platform-tools folder in your Android SDK. then you need to check this post from Googler Elliott Hughes.
Apparently the problem stems from a simple code error, a single letter in the wrong place for a call that Windows doesn't support. The problem isn't critical as it is and will be fixed with the next major Android SDK update, but if you'd like it gone right now, you can download the latest version of Google's platform tools.
Once you have downloaded the fix, just extract its contents and replace the existing platform-tools folder in your Android SDK with the new version.
Cheers!!!
Several Android phones and tablets are reportedly affected by automatic ADB debugging prompt whenever the device is connected to Windows PC, despite the option being turned off in the device's Settings menu.
If you are the one who is getting irritated from this, then you could easily disable the prompt by installing a simple fix that replaces all existing files within the platform-tools folder in your Android SDK. then you need to check this post from Googler Elliott Hughes.
Apparently the problem stems from a simple code error, a single letter in the wrong place for a call that Windows doesn't support. The problem isn't critical as it is and will be fixed with the next major Android SDK update, but if you'd like it gone right now, you can download the latest version of Google's platform tools.
Once you have downloaded the fix, just extract its contents and replace the existing platform-tools folder in your Android SDK with the new version.
Cheers!!!
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