Schöpfen Sie mit dieser Anleitung das volle Potenzial Ihres Geräts aus.Egal, ob Sie ein Entwickler sind, der USB-Debugging für ADB benötigt, oder ein Power-User, der Apps über AnExplorer seitlich lädt, die Aktivierung der Entwickleroptionen ist der erste Schritt.
Android-Telefone und -Tablets
Am häufigsten verwendete Methode für Smartphones und Tablets (Samsung, Pixel, OnePlus usw.):
Open the Settings app on your device
Scroll down and tap About phone (or About tablet)
Locate Build number (it might be under a "Software information" menu)
Tap Build number 7 times rapidly until a toast message appears
You'll see a confirmation: "You are now a developer!"
Go back to the main Settings menu and search for Developer options
Open the menu and toggle USB debugging to enable
Note: On some devices, Developer options may appear under "System" or "Additional settings" in the main menu.
Tragen Sie OS-Smartwatches
Aktivieren Sie das Debuggen für Samsung Galaxy Watch, Pixel Watch und andere Wear OS-Geräte:
Swipe down from the top of the watch face and tap the Settings gear
Scroll to the bottom and tap System
Tap on About
Locate Build number and tap it 7 times quickly
You'll see the message: "Developer mode enabled"
Go back to the System menu and you'll find Developer options at the bottom
Enable ADB debugging and Debug over Wi-Fi for sideloading
VR-Headsets (Meta Quest, Pico usw.)
Für Android-basierte VR- und XR-Headsets zum Aktivieren des Seitenladens:
Put on your VR headset and navigate to Settings
Go to System or Device settings
Find the About section
Look for Build number or Software version
Select/tap the build number 7 times consecutively
Developer options will now be visible in your System settings
Enable USB debugging to allow sideloading apps via AnExplorer
Note: Manufacturer process may vary. Some headsets require the companion phone app (like Meta Quest) to toggle developer mode.
Android Automotive / In-Car-Systeme
Für integrierte Android-Car-Infotainmentsysteme (Polestar, Volvo usw.):
Access the car's main Settings console
Look for System or About car info
Find Build number or Software version of the system
Tap the build number 7 times rapidly
Developer options will appear in your System settings
Enable USB debugging if your hardware supports it
Android TV und Set-Top-Boxen
Für Nvidia Shield, Sony Bravia und Standard-Android-TV-Geräte:
Use your remote to navigate to Settings
Go to Device Preferences → About
Highlight Build and press the center OK button 7 times
A message will confirm that developer mode is now enabled
Return to Settings → Device Preferences
You will now see Developer options in the list
Enable USB debugging and ADB debugging
Note: Depending on your Android TV version, Build number might be directly under "System" info.
Amazon Fire TV Stick
Entsperren Sie Entwicklermenüs auf Fire Stick-, Fire TV Cube- und Fire OS-Geräten:
Navigate to Settings using your remote
Go to My Fire TV
Select About
Highlight your device name (e.g., Fire TV Stick) and press the center button 7 times
A message will appear: "No need, you are already a developer"
Go back to My Fire TV, and Developer options will now be visible
Enable ADB debugging and Apps from Unknown Sources
Note: Fire OS is based on Android. Older Fire TV models may list this under "System" instead of "My Fire TV".
Chromebooks mit Android-Unterstützung
Für die Android-App-Umgebung unter Chrome OS:
Enable the Linux development environment in Chrome OS settings first
Open the Chrome browser and navigate to chrome://flags
Search for "ARC" (Android Runtime for Chrome)
Enable relevant ARC/Android debugging flags
Restart your Chromebook to apply changes
Open Settings → Advanced → Developers
Turn on Linux development environment
Android debugging will be available through the Linux terminal
Tipps zur Fehlerbehebung
- Hidden Build Number? Check under "System" -> "Software information" -> "Build number".
- Manufacturer Quirks: Some brands like Xiaomi might require a separate "OEM Unlocking" toggle.
- Security: You may need to enter your PIN, pattern, or password to confirm.
- System Updates: Major OS upgrades may reset developer settings for security.