I can't find the debugging in settings - Tablets & eReaders

To unlock the bootloader on your Lenovo Tab3 7 Essential (TB3-710I) tablet, you need to follow these steps:
Note: Unlocking the bootloader will erase all data on your device. Make sure to backup your important data before proceeding.

1. Enable Developer Options on your device. To do this, go to Settings > About tablet > tap the Build number 7 times.
2. Enable USB Debugging. To do this, go to Settings > Developer options > enable USB debugging.
3. Download and install the ADB and Fastboot tools on your computer.
4. Connect your tablet to your computer using a USB cable.
5. Open a command prompt window on your computer.
6. In the command prompt window, type the following command and press Enter: adb reboot bootloader, This will reboot your tablet into the bootloader mode.
7. Next, type the following command and press Enter: fastboot oem unlock, This will unlock the bootloader on your tablet.
8. Once the process is complete, reboot your tablet by typing the following command and pressing Enter: fastboot reboot. That's it! Your Lenovo Tab3 7 Essential tablet's bootloader is now unlocked.

Hi there, it is very easy to break your pattern lock if you already forget any of your android devices, but there is one condition, it is only possible if you already enabled "usb debugging" option in the "developer mode". if not you can't break your lock,
if you already enabled usb debugging, you can use any pattern lock remover software, it is very easy to do. here is the download link Android Multi Tools v1 02b FAISAL JEE rar ,

in case of mobiles, you want to tap on build number for 7 times to enable Developer Mode, which you can find under "About Device" (last option in settings)

you can learn these method for future if not working at this time,

Thank you.

From what I've read about that keyboard, you are not the only one with it not working. There is one thing you can check however that might help.

Touch Settings > Storage > three horzontal dots in upper right, it should say USB computer connection.

Then touch Developer Options > USB Debugging and select *Allow*

If these do you no good then it's probably the keyboard itself that went bad.

To answer your question about Tablets & eReaders "I can't find the debugging app" please, reformulate telling your make and model and also what sdo you want to debug.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCfu0ZpOQa0

Just guessing, maybe this video might help you howEnable USB Debugging Android Tablet

Go to Settings > Developer Options > USB Debugging.

go to About phone then press the Build number 5 times, like that the devlopper option will be activeted than go back & entre it and enable USB debuge

To turn off the Debug Console got to Settings > Safari > Advanced > Debug Console and set it to OFF.

Michael

Without being able to see it will be extremely difficult to do as there is scrolling.

Mark
Motorola Support

1. Google and download Cydia Impactor (First result on Google) Extract it (desktop, wherever you prefer)
2. Enable USB Debugging on your Tablet (Settings > Developer Options > USB debugging)
3. Plug up your Tablet via USB, do not turn usb storage on, let windows try (and most likely fail) at installing drivers.
4. Launch Impactor and select USB Driver Scan from the top menu (under USB). Let it do it's thing, reboot your PC after.
5. Verify your tablet/android device is showing up on the start-bar as being plugged up/in (bottom right area)(this may not be needed depending on your setup)
6. Relaunch Impactor (if rebooted ) and hit the Start Button
7. Let it do it's thing.
8. You should be rooted now go install SuperUser!

Can you specify why are you using debugging mode. If you are trying to do it for development then which IDE are you using. I suggest you post the question in the the corresponding IDE beacause this may be a driver issue you may need to force the IDE to use a different set of drivers.