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To use ADB Mode for screen mirroring, first enable ADB Mode in the 3uAirPlayer PC client.
Once ADB Mode is enabled on the computer, you’ll need to turn on USB debugging on your Android device.
USB debugging is located in Developer options, which is hidden by default.
Follow the steps below to turn it on.
Open the Settings app on your Android device.
Navigate to: About phone / My device
Look for the Build number, Software version, or Version number.
Tap it 7 times in a row. You should see a message saying:
“You are now a developer!” Developer options are now enabled.
Go to Settings, then open:
System & update / Additional settings → Developer Options
Find USB debugging and switch it on.

A prompt will appear: “Allow USB debugging?”
Select Always allow from this computer, then tap Allow.
(If the prompt doesn’t appear, see the next section.)

If USB debugging is on but the authorization pop-up doesn’t show:
In Developer options, open Select USB configuration.
Try the following options (depending on your device model):
MTP (File Transfer / Multimedia Transfer) ← Recommended
RNDIS (USB Ethernet)
MIDI
Reconnect the cable after each change until the “Allow USB debugging” pop-up appears.
(Examples for OPPO and Huawei models are shown below.)

Note: ADB mirroring requires USB debugging.
Some devices may still show “USB debugging not enabled.”
If so, switch to another mirroring mode and try again.

Some devices automatically revoke debugging permissions after a short time.
To avoid interruptions, enable: Disable ADB authorization timeout
This prevents USB debugging from turning off automatically.
We strongly recommend enabling it.

Different brands use different menu paths.
Here are the common ones:
| Brand | How to Enable Developer Options |
|---|---|
| Xiaomi / Redmi | Settings → My device → All specs → Tap MIUI version 7 times |
| Huawei / Honor | Settings → About phone → Tap Build number 7 times |
| OPPO / OnePlus / Realme | Settings → About phone → Tap Version number 7 times |
| vivo / iQOO | Settings → System management / My device → About phone → Tap Software version 7 times |
| Samsung | Settings → About phone → Software information → Tap Build number 7 times |
| Meizu | Settings → About phone → Tap Build number 7 times |
After unlocking Developer options, go to:
Settings → System & updates → Developer options → USB debugging
Open Settings
Tap About device
Open Version info
Tap the Version number repeatedly until Developer options are unlocked
Go back to Settings → Additional settings → Developer options
Turn on USB debugging

