Enable debug mode - Honor 5C Questions & Answers

Hello,
I am trying to activate the debug mode but it fails.
I go to Settings > Developer options > USB debugging.
I active the option, everything seems to work BUT
- still no device in adb devices
- if I go back to main settings and return to "developer options" menu, the USB debugging is disable again.
In the past, I succeeded to enable it by trying many times, unplugging and replugging the cables, with other options on and off and after many tries, it succeeded. Now that I had reset the phone (unlocked bootloader), I can no longer activate it.
Am I the only one? What am I missing?
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