So have you ever wanted to hook up your phone to your computer and see the actual phone screen on your computer screen? Here's how to do it.
Note: These instructions are based on a Android Galaxy J3 (2018). Also newer versions of Windows may have support built in.
You will need to:
Enable USB Debugging on your Android phone.
Install the Vysor app on your phone.
Install Vysor, and the Universal ADB Drivers on your computer.
Hook up your phone to computer and keep your fingers crossed.
Enable USB Debugging on your Android phone.
Go into Settings and scroll down to the bottom to About phone. Tap on it.
Find and tap on Software information.
Find your Build number and tap on it seven (7) times. I was getting little pop-ups saying I was getting close until I got a message that the Developer options where unlocked.
Go back to the screen with the About phone on it. Now you should see an extra option under it called Developer options. Tap on that.
In the Developer options scroll down to USB debugging and tap the switch on.
When you get the Allow USB debugging? Box tap on OK.
The first part is now done.
Install the Vysor app on your phone.
Now go to Google Play Store and search for the Vysor app. And install it by clicking on Install. When it finishes installing click on Open. Then just follow the steps to finish installing.
First you get a Welcome to Vysor screen, tap on Next.
It will request you to Enable USB Debugging if you haven't already done it.
Otherwise it will ask you to connect your phone to your computer.
Install Vysor, and the Universal ADB Drivers on your computer.
Then it will ask you to Send Download Link, if you click on it and it gives you the option to send a download link through various sources like email. The point is to send a link to your computer to install the program and drivers.
This is the link you get sent: www.vysor.io
or go to this link because you need the Universal ADB Drivers as well: https://adb.clockworkmod.com
Download and install both. Open up the Vysor program on your computer and Click on Allow access when you get a Windows Security Alert on your computer.
Allow any alerts on your phone.
Now, on your computer, at the top of the green part of the screen you should see the model of your phone and some icons. Click on the one that looks like a red YouTube play button.
You should now be seeing your phone screen on your computer monitor. If you have an iPhone, read the instructions in the blue screen area.
So here are some screenshots from my phone.
When you do anything on your phone now it is reflected on the screen of your computer and it works the other way. Use your mouse to click on icons or click and hold down to drag up and down left or right. The same motions you would use on your phone to move about.