The Windows 10 Developer mode allows developers to access special development features like the Ubuntu Bash shell environment along with other developer-focused settings. This makes it possible for developers to test apps that they're working on. Here's how to enable developer mode in Windows 10 and Windows 11, plus how it works. To enable USB Debugging, you'll need to go to the Developer Options menu. Swipe down once or twice (depending on your device) to fully expand the Quick Settings, then tap the gear icon to open the Settings. On some devices, the "Developer Options" are simply on the main screen of the Settings app. We’ll explain what Android Developer Options are and provide a step-by-step tutorial on how to enable them on Android devices. By the end, you’ll be able to confidently access and utilize these advanced settings to customize your Android experience like a pro. Further reading: How to turn on Android safe mode. One of the most commonly used developer options is USB debugging, which lets you connect your Android device to a computer for development purposes. Go to Settings > Developer Options. Scroll down and enable USB Debugging. Confirm the prompt that appears, allowing USB debugging. Need more detailed guidance, including troubleshooting tips?
