The screen of my phone broke some months ago, but luckily I had already enabled USB debugging and I trusted my PC, so I could use the phone with a USB with Vysor (a free open-source app) and I've been using it like that for months.
I was casually using the phone and I just changed it to MTP mode (I clicked the just once button so I could use the phone again, it's not the first time I do it and it went back to normal before) but now every single time I plug it in, it goes straight to MTP instead of charge only as it should be.
I tried resetting the phone by taking the battery off and putting it in again, no success.
Things that may be useful to know:
- The volume button doesn't work at all
- It's an LG K10 M250 without root, Android 7
- I tried 3 different USBs and it's the same story
- It's hopeless to touch the screen, saying it again just in case
- ADB Drivers are installed, Dr.Fone and EaseUS recovery apps tell me that debug is disabled even though I know that it's enabled.
- I won't fix the screen of this phone, the fix's worth another phone, which would be silly.
I googled a bunch and the results only show people with debugging disabled and/or MTP disabled, I have the exact opposite case, and I do need the phone to use banking apps and things like that, I would appreciate it if people want to suggest stuff I could do, my brain thinks that there should be a trick since the phone is connected after all.
I found the drivers on the device manager, it straight up says that it isn't connected. I disabled MTP Automount on Linux udev configuration and now a pop-up says "Unable to open MTP device "001,009""
