A2109A: USB-Debugging crashes

After downgrading from 4.1.1 to 4.0.4 (Stock or MCL) I cannot activate USB-debugging. The whole development menu doesn't work and there is a timeout, while other menus work. So I cannot activate the main switch for all development options, since this button never appears.
Stock:
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MCL:
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How can I activate USB-debugging to send an adb command?
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a2109a wrote:
My problem was, that I couldn't access the checkbox. Since I had warranty money back was offered to me and I took the money and buy one in a few months.
Sounds like you got the best deal, I may look into getting my money back as well, This tablet is dead, I need a tablet with 4.2.

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