Hello
I can’t turn on USB debugging in developer mode. Everytime I try to go into developer mode in the Settings menu the setting app crashes. Developer mode is on, its the developer mode settings that I can’t access,
Latest iodeos 6, installed today on a Pixel 7.
So, anyone recognizing the problem? Or is there a way of reinstalling stock android without turning on USB debugging?
Best regards
/Mossberg
afaik pixels won’t let you wipe cache or dalvik cache from recovery without developer options enabled.
The device might have hardware issues. First, try doing a factory reset to see if you can get the settings to work correctly. Failing that, if you want to restore stock, afaik you’ll need to enable developer options and unlock the bootloader, but this website will probably be able to tell you:
how does it work when activated???
A bit of work but it was possible to flash Graphene OS to the device without turning on USB-debug. And with Graphene OS it was no problems to both setting a lock screen code and accessing the settings for debugger mode. And after that it was possible to flash it with stock Android from Google again.
Don’t think there are any hardware issues with the device. I have used it since the it was released without any problem and both stock Android and Graphene OS has been working without problems.
/Mossberg
I’m having the same issue on iodeOS 6.1
I can’t open the Developer options, can’t set a phone pin. I need to flash stock OS and can’t because I can’t turn on usb debugging.
Can you post you steps to installing Graphene OS without USB debugging. This stupid iodeOS is screwing up my phone.
As long as the pixel will be detected you can install Stock Pixel OS with flash.android.com
How did you manage it, help please