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I have an android device which is secured with a screen lock. But now I don't remember the password to unlock my phone.
By default, the USB mode is set to always ask and also the USB debugging is disabled.
I tried unlocking my phone using a third party software on pc but it requires the USB debugging to be turned on.
How can I turn on USB debugging in this scenario?
This is not possible precisely because of the security issues it would present if it was.
The only way to access your phone is by doing a factory reset through the recovery mode, but be aware this wipes all of your data.
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I just got my screen destroyed and can't see anything on the phone, and I need access to the phone quickly.
Since the screen is completely black I can't see anything but I use it for local Android development so adb and all the developer settings are enabled.
Is it possible for me to stream Android screen to my laptop and somehow recover my accounts?
Yes, you can use scrcpy to mirror your screen: https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy
In addition to answer of davehenry. You can also use this tool https://www.vysor.io/
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So after I'm done using adb on my Android device, do I just unplug the USB wire from the computer and restart my phone, or not?
There is no need to restart your phone.
Using ADB doesn't inherently change anything about your phone's configuration. Some test frameworks may do things like disable animations on the device, which you might have to reset manually in developer settings if the tests are interrupted partway through and it fails to restore the original settings. But generally, rebooting won't help.
You can simply unplug your phone when you're done using ADB.
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My friend cracked his display, and needs his IMEI number. He can't use his phone at all, so he can't turn on USB debugging from the device. Also, it is not rooted.
He never made (or doesn't remember) a Google-account on his Oneplus X, so he can't check his IMEI from the dashboard by Google.
Is it still possible to take over his phone from the PC, and dial-up the IMEI number on screen? His display still works, but not the touchscreen.
Each device has a recovery or fastboot mode, which normally can be used with only hardware buttons. Most devices display the IMEI there.
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I could enable developer mode in my Yureka(Cyanogenmode 11) phone. But also it is not asking permission to connect to my computer and my computer only showing ?????????? in devices list. What should I do now ?
Finally I got reason why eclipse showing my phone as unknown device.
My phones USB computer connection was Media device (MTP). I just unchecked media device connection. And now my device is listing properly in eclipse.
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Could you please help me: is it possible to set proxy settings in Android (especially in Chrome)? I have to change IP on Android during the testing. Or there is some soft which can help me to solve this issue...
Found one solution for WIFI (works for Android 4.3, 4.4):
Connect to WIFI network (e.g. 'Alex')
Settings->WIFI
Long tap on connected network's name (e.g. on 'Alex')
Modify network config-> Show advanced options
Set proxy settings