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[HOW TO] Enable USB Debugging Mode on Android 5.0 Lollipop

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USB Debugging mode enabled is the most critical
step in Android rooting process, which can only
be done manually by users themselves. The
latest Android version, i.e. Android 5.0 (Lollipop),
has been released and rolled out to Nexus
devices on 12 November, 2014. The Nexus
lineups including Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Nexus 7 and
Nexus 10 will receive OTA update shortly. And
this article shows you how to enable USB
Debugging mode on Android 5.0, the Lollipop.
Google uses Material Design on Android 5.0
Lollipop, which adds fresh animations and new
looks into its UI. However, the steps to enable
USB Debugging mode stays the same as earlier
Android versions above 4.2.

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Step 1: Home Screen > App Drawer >
Settings
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Step 2: Settings > About Phone
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Step 3: About Phone > Build number > Tap
7 times to become developer
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Step 4: Settings > Developer Options >
USB Debugging
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Step 5: Click to enable USB Debugging
mode on Android 5.0 Lollipop.
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• There will be an icon on the top left of your
notification bar that suggesting USB Debugging is
ON.

NOTE:
• When rooting your device with Kingo Android Root, you will need to connect your
device to PC and allow USB Debugging mode
from that computer. Please tick "Always allow
from this computer" to ensure the rooting
process with Kingo.

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