If you have a Nexus, you can skip this step. Owners of other devices may have some more work to do.
Step 4: Get the unlock key (for phones other than Nexus) Check “Always allow on this PC” and click OK. Next turn on “USB debugging”. Enter your password or PIN if required.Īfter that, connect the phone to the computer. A pop-up window “Allow USB debugging?” It should appear on the phone. Return to the main settings page, and you will see a new item – “For Developers”. Open it and activate “Unlock OEM”, if this item is there (if it is not there, do not worry – it is necessary only on some phones). Open the application panel, click settings and then “About phone”. Scroll down and click “ Build Number” seven times. You will see a message stating that you have become a developer. Next, you need to enable some features on the phone. If not, make sure you follow the steps above exactly. If the serial number is shown, your device is recognized and the procedure can continue. Turn on the phone and connect it to the computer with a USB cable. Open the Platform-tools folder in the Android SDK folder and, holding Shift, right-click on an empty space. Select “Open Command Window” and enter the following command:
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