First, connect your Android smartphone to your car’s Android Auto by plugging a USB cable into the vehicle’s USB port and the other end into your phone (via Google). If it’s the first time, you might need to download the Android Auto app from Google Play Store and follow the instructions to set it up. Once connected, follow the steps given below.
- Head to the ‘Settings’ section on your phone and open ‘Advanced features.’
- There, tap on the ‘Android Auto’ option to open the settings for the feature.
- Now, scroll all the way to the bottom of the interface to find the ‘Version’ tab in the ‘About’ section.
- Tap on the ‘Version’ multiple times until a prompt appears on the screen and asks about enabling developer settings; tap ‘OK.’
Upon following these steps carefully, you’ll successfully enable the developer settings for Android Auto on your device, without which you won’t be able to capture a screenshot. However, we’re only halfway through the entire process.
- Tap on the three-dot menu at the top right corner and select ‘Developer settings.’
- On the next screen, tap on ‘Share screenshot now,’ which captures a screenshot of the entire Android Auto interface.
- You can share the screenshot through the apps shown on the screen under the ‘Complete action using’ window.
- Hit the ‘Just Once’ option at the bottom to share the screenshot.
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