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[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Nigeldg:
As far as I'm concerned, if you've requested a repair for your screen, and they've done that but in turn f**ked up everything else (bet you can't guess what those asterisks represent ;) ) then you have every right to complain about it to whoever repaired it and get it redone/get a new one sent to you.

Also, since when has the home button been needed for CWM? This is the first I've heard about it :confused:
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Roy KW:
I'm with you. I am going back first thing in the morning. I don't care about the phone anymore. They can have it. I just want my money back so I can buy a new one.

Can someone confirm to me if the Home Button is needed to boot CWM?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Petricanu:
Can someone confirm to me if the Home Button is needed to boot CWM?[/QUOTE]

No need Home Button. Only Vol. Up, Vol. Down, and Send.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Roy KW:
Stock rom is running agian.

This is what I did:

1. Put USB in Telephone.

2. Go to red/blue/green flash screen using Volume Down.

3. Flashed using official HTC Rom Updater on PC.

4. Restart Device.

I have however, been scammed.

Remember those 'touchscreen-lines' that run diagonal on your touchscreen if you watch very closely?

They are not present on my device.

This is fishy.

Review on google:

Wich is Dutch for:

Damn, really wished I've went to Vodafone. They are expensive, but at least they are honest.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsrn3000:
I have a HTC desire with CM7.1.0-RC1.

My phone, exactly at 12.16 noon and again at 5.16 PM daily, it keeps on vibrating and goes into vibrates mode. To stop the vibrating, i need to press any of the keys.

My wife's mobile is a HTC desire with the same CM7 version and it also behaves this way.

Would appreciate if anybody could help me resolve this problem.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsrn3000:
Can anyone help me ? Now the no. of vibrations per day has increased to 4 times....
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blacksec:
do you have installed a schedule app like Tasker?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsrn3000:
Hi thanks for your reply. I do not have any task scheduler application.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blacksec:
ok thats really weird. I think the final version of CM7.1 is now out so i would try to install the newest CM7.1 version. Maybe there are some bugs in the RC.

---------- Post added at 07:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:08 PM ----------

http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?type=stable&device=bravo

here is the download link of the cyanogenmod stable versions
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsrn3000:
Hi. many thanks to you once again for your time to answer me.

i donot think that the final version makes any difference to my problem. Reason because, i upgraded my wife's wildfire (yes my wife's mobile is a wildfire, i wrongly mentioned as "desire" in my first post...sorry for the mistake) from RC1 to the final CM7 version 2 days ago, but the problem still exists....
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blacksec:
I'm really sorry but I'm not very good in this very technical areas either. Maybe another guy can you give further help.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsrn3000:
Thank you so much for your time... i hope somebody else can help me....
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatDrOiD:
The Wildfire is not the same phone as the Desire. So please update to CM7.1 on your Desire. If problem persits, run a full wipe. If problem still persits, check another rom. If that's not helping, go back on stock. And as a last resort sent to HTC to repair.
[Flipside General] laidaxin:
It is a 2ndint Recovery that work on our Filpside.

To setup it you must root your device first.

then adb shell to su

close the CMD window and touch 2ndInit_Installer.exe to run in the Windows 7.

it will be done after close all the CMD window.

now reboot your phone ,and press the volce down key to boot into the recovery when the LED is on.

this recovery has no oc yet.
[Flipside General] xaser66:
Thanks for share the info and resource.

I didnt test it yet, but all the info and help that may allow to get a rom for our Flips will be very gratefull and welcome.

Best regards!
[Flipside General] laidaxin:
I hope so,and i trying to make a ROM that can start with the boot.img of the 2.2.2.we can't flash the boot.img,this is the big problem that we have.
[Flipside General] xaser66:
Hi!

Well, so far so good look some feedback about... Thanks for your efforts, and hope for success...

About the trouble of the boot 2.2.2 ...I wonder how about use a existing rom based on 2.2.2 like cyanogen froyo... I am pretty ingnorant, but wonder if could be used a rom that already based in 2.2.2 and that may have a good platform of support to help for iron issues, so, I guess that a Cyanogen 6 would be a wonder over the plain version original in our flips...

Thanks again and best regards! and for sure... best of lucks and please give feedback over your progress. thanks! :-)
[Venue Pro Windows Phone 7 Development] nutnithin:
i read that the windowbreak project is going on pretty well for the samsung phones...so when i went to the link on my dvp i got the windowbreakme option..which suggests that it could work on the dvp....i would like to know if anyone has done it, because if in any event i have to reset my phone i wont be able to install any of my marketplace apps..i stay in the middle east where the market place isnt up uptil now...:(

http://windowsphonehacker.com/windowbreak/

thats the link...browse it through the phone and you l get the windowbreakme link...

would like to know if it would work..

and special thanks to all those involved in the project....:)
[Venue Pro Windows Phone 7 Development] MJCS:
This method will never work to unlock the DVP. When we find a way be assured that it will appear in the DVP section of the forums :)
[Venue Pro Windows Phone 7 Development] domineus:
imho I'd watch this forum a bit more closely

Windowsbreak isn't going to work, but finding the original rom for the dvp is a good thing.

Assuming the BL is unlocked and the tools are there to relock the rom to flash on our phones...well...the dvp may not be so dead afterall
[Venue Pro Windows Phone 7 Development] nomibaloc1:
nice

THanks.,,,,,.........
[Motorola Droid RAZR] pajn:
When I try to enable logcat i just get the message:

After some searching i got that I must enable logcat but how to do that is different on all devices and kernels.

So how to enable logcat?
[HTC Jetstream] feherhollo:
Please somebody can upload the stock at&t rom for me. I have a jetstream from at&t and I need to reflash my device urgent. I removed all the at&t apps and market accidently. I have a rooted jetstream with the CWM recovery on it. So I prefer a flashable .Zip format from recovery but an original RUU is okay too. I cant flash that zip which is uploaded by football in the roms topic. So please share this rom if you have an at&t device caus mine is useless in this state.

Thanks for your help
[HTC Jetstream] feherhollo:
I always get security fail update error when I try to update any rom from footballs topic. My jetstream is unlocked,rooted,cwm recovery is on.
[HTC Jetstream] feherhollo:
I,ve deleted some system files now I cannot install anything from market. Btw I was angry and deleted market too.
[HTC Jetstream] feherhollo:
Or somebody Please S-OFF Jetstream. This security flag going me crazy!!
[HTC Jetstream] feherhollo:
Please send me PM urgently if you can backup your stock ATT rom with doomlords CWM recovery backup function!!

system image backup (system.ext4.tar)

I'm sure a lot of jetstream users need the original stock rom for their device if anything goes wrong it can easily reflash using original RUU or nandroid backup.

I searched the whole internet for the official RUU but no seccess :(:(:(
[HTC Jetstream] feherhollo:
Thanks for helping.

You can find all things here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1422002
[HTC Jetstream] rangercaptain:
A word of advice -- Decaf
[HTC Wildfire S] Invisibility:
Does anyone have a RUU or zip, even a nandroid? Please help!
[HTC Wildfire S] henreeg:
LOL

we're stuck buddy... just you and me. messed up phnes.
[HTC Wildfire S] kagevazquez:
Here you go http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1432425

press thanks if I helped
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hearmeman:
I bought sd card few days ago

i have a lot of stuff on it

its connected to my keyboard

whenever i connect my keyboard to my computer i see how much memory i have on my micro SD on my Internal storage but not on my SD and i cant transfer anything to it

any thoughts?
[HTC Rezound] JeramyEggs:
So I got my second Rezound today, the first was overheating. Found what I thought was a dead pixel, and my stomach dropped. It took me a week and a half to get this one from Costco. Downloaded multiple pixel repair programs, and they seemingly didn't help. It was/is a blue one. It has slowly faded. Now I can't see it anymore. What are the chances of a stuck pixel coming back? I skipped Costco, and went with getting a refurb from Verizon. It will be here Monday. Should I keep the new one from Costco, or chance the refurb. Kinda at a spot where I need some advice. Thanks, and sorry for cluttering up the forums with a seemingly junk post.
[HTC Rezound] Marine6680:
This phone is so new, that it will probably be a new device, or a factory referb. (factory refurb are phones that failed testing or some other quality check and were repaired at the factory)

A stuck pixel... if it has faded, just give it a few days to see what happens.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] allen2oo3:
Is there any way to not have this show up in the notification bar every time you type with another keyboard other than stock?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Powell730:
I brought this up myself...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1408735
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peter9991:
Hello everyone,

i have a problem i have not really heard of.

In Standby, i can get quite a good performance of say 1% per hour.

When i'm actually using the phone however, the battery life is just terrible.

I just opened google Maps for 5 Minutes (lowest brightness, no wifi, no gps) and my battery went from 11 to 1 percent.

Same thing yesterday. I was playing falling fred for 5-10 Minutes and the battery went from 100% down to 88%

I'm using ARHD 6.3.1.

I also just noticed, that my Dialer used 30% battery, even though i only made 3 calls.

Anyone have any Ideas?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uafridi_1179:
Well its normal to have battery drain while screen is on....but still try calibrating ur battery.....

And give a try with klquicksall v12 kernel.....
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] preacher65:
There are some good posts around on how to figure out what's causing unusual battery drain. Here are two:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=937080

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=16808932

Basically, you probably have an app that it using excessive amounts of CPU and using power. The trick is to find out which one. Apart from the tips in the two threads linked above, you could try an app like Watchdog Lite to find out what it is.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shino82:
Did you flash the new radio after flashing 6.3.1? I got the same problem but then flashed the newer radio and the Problem was gone
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] hersh40:
Would love to have soft keys without removing access to orig. Home screen. Button savor is good but I like the soft menu. Is there any files that can be modified to keep the menu?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] alloydwhitlock:
revcompgeek made a systemui mod which adds the back button and menu button on all screens possible along with remapping how the Nook hard button operates.

xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1415075
[Android Themes] thetonestarr:
I wanted to make one, but I don't believe I quite have the technical know-how to make it happen, so I wanted to see if I could get any of you to give it a shot.

It's very straightforward - I want a static background of this image:

http://www.imgbase.info/images/safe-wallpapers/video_games/zelda/18901_zelda_royal_crest.jpg

that, upon touching the screen, fades into this image:

http://www.imgbase.info/images/safe-wallpapers/video_games/zelda/18902_zelda_royal_crest.jpg

then fades back when you release the screen.

Awesome bonus features would include being able to set the fade time in milliseconds (in case you like dramatic fade effects), and the ability to swap them (set the second one as the default, and the first as the "fade-to" one). These features are not at all necessary but would be amazing if included.

ANYBODY that could do this for me... I would be ETERNALLY grateful.

edit: After comparing the images, I've realized the second (colorful) one is a few pixels offset from the original, upwards. Here's a corrected edition:

http://i1195.photobucket.com/albums/aa389/thetonestarr/hyrule2.png
[Android Themes] vineetksirohi:
How much can you pay?
[Android Themes] kcls:
Sorry to the guy above me, but I believe multipicture lwp has the ability to do this, with some tweaking.

Tapatalkin it from my IHO CM7.1'd, MIUI Themed Optimus V
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] taylormadearmy:
Does anyone know of any mods to allow the force closing of apps from the ICS task switcher by swiping to the side? This would be rather useful - certainly more useful than the current behavior of just hiding the running app in the switcher.

Maybe we could have swiping one way keeps the current behaviour and swiping the other way closes the app?

Thanks!

T
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jd1001:
I was just wondering this a few days ago, I thought that swiping them closed the app but obviously not. I would love this feature too!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bluediss:
If I start the XDA app and open a forum I can switch back to that screen through the task switcher or by clicking the app icon. But when I close XDA through the task switcher it restarts when I click the app icon (showing splash screen).

To me it looks like the XDA app gets termintated when I close it in the task switcher.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bangdrum:
+ 1 on this. I'm pretty sure it ends the task when you swipe it away
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hackergnome:
no it doesn't...

u can still see the process running...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] taylormadearmy:
I'm pretty sure apps are unaffected by the switcher - there are just some apps that close automatically when they are "minimized".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lemim0uth:
I think apps are affected in some way by the switcher. Try to open the market, go to my apps, press the home button and launch the market again : it's still on the my apps screen.

Now press the home button, "close" the market by swiping from the task switcher, and reopen it : it starts on the main screen, and not on the my apps screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ro_explorer:
From the app switcher: long press an app -> app info - force stop :) ... and is out of memory and closed for good.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] taylormadearmy:
Yeah - I guess what I'd like is for the swipe to give that behavior every time. It doesn't seem to consistently do that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] luffyp:
Here's my test using SystemPanel. You can follow along to verify.

Open Market -> Press Home -> Open SystemPanel

Result: Market is in "Active Applications" category

Press Home -> Open Market -> Press Back so I'm at Home Screen -> Open SystemPanel

Result: Market is in "Inactive (Cached) Applications" category

Press Home -> Open Market -> Press Home -> Swipe Market away in Task Switcher -> Open SystemPanel

Result: Market is not found in neither "Active Applications" nor "Inactive (Cached) Applications" categories

So my conclusion: Swiping apps away in Task Switcher has stronger effect than pressing back all the way until you're at home screen. It will kill the app/process (but the process may restart itself)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kupfel:
Same observation here. It most definitely closes apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mb02:
Android already has a rather aggressive task manager that closes apps when necessary. Apps running in the background helps Android run more efficiently instead of force closing everything all of the time.

Google left this feature out intentionally for a reason.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 808phoneaddict:
yeah, but you must admit, it does seem like a very good idea... would be good to minimize the amount of processes running and thus have less drain on the battery.

Galaxy Nexus in the house via Tapatalk!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MrBig0:
Tasks in memory shouldn't perform any functions, and they shouldn't drain the battery at all. Having empty memory takes the same amount of power as having full memory, except full memory caches your frequently used apps so they open quickly.

Processes, on the other hand, don't end when you press back all the way. They are what apps use to perform scheduled tasks in the background. Things like push notifications.

You shouldn't ever need to end a process. If you have an app which is wasting your battery with its background process, uninstall the app and stop using it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mb02:
On the contrary, constantly keeping RAM free of apps is counterproductive to battery efficiency. Apps are saved in RAM in order to be called back up quickly in the future when they are "closed", saving the CPU usage of completely reopening apps every time you go to use them again. When RAM is getting full, the least used apps are terminated. Apps saved to RAM don't drain battery, they sit there on pause. The only battery drainers are background services and syncs. RAM is meant to be used, not kept empty at all times for no reason. It is the placeholder for programs to be called to the CPU, nothing is really run from RAM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ruqqq:
If you think the app is consuming CPU in the background when you don't intend it to, uninstall it and report to the developer. This is a flaw in the app design.

Force Close does not help in this case as let's say if the app has a service, the service will be killed and restarted immediately. And the app state will reset just the same as swiping.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JayBeezy802:
A Google Developer answered this on Google+, essentially, swiping out the app in App Switcher is the same as hitting the back button to exit.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 9kracing:
X2

I actually thought Matias Duarte himself agreed that it does in fact close the app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigknowz:
Android OS Using > 50% of my battery

I have the phone in Airplane mode with no wifi overnight and I am losing 30% battery. I notice that OS is using more than 50% battery. How can I lower that? I noticed Google Maps and the Weather Channel were running since I bought the phone, even though I "close" most task by swiping away.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BlackDino:
Swiping does close, you can see the app terminate in the logcat

Sent from my Kanged Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Screwedupsmitty:
This, you want your ram to be full, thats the point. I thought we were past the point of people wanting to force close apps like the days of task killers. Ram will open up when you need it automatically. Please don't start force closing your apps, not only will you kill your battery life, but your really just wasting time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jmdsdf:
What about having a long press option to directly Force Close? What about some text, transparency or gray scale to show the difference between active/cached/stopped tasks?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ATnTdude:
You can already long press and go to the app info page to force close. The task menu will properly kill apps when you swipe them away unless, and only unless, the app in question has a background service. If you have to kill a service so often you need a one-tap option, then you need to uninstall the P.O.S. app causing the problem.

That, however, is a cool idea.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheBiggestNoob:
Hello,

I was reading your responses about closing the apps and I have a question.Is there an app I can download from Google Play that will give me the list of all running processes and when i click on them,take me to app's management area where I can simply "Force Close" that app ?

There is an app like that on Market ,it's called "Froyo Task Killer" but it does not work with Ice Cream Sandwich.

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] demon2112:
Omfg!!! Not another thread discussing this item
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
I agree with those who say removing apps' chache from RAM doesn't affect battery life.

On your computer, do you ctrl+alt+delete, go to Task Manager and end "useless" processes? No, cuz that would be stupid and pointless.

But of course, my tiny little example above would only apply to laptop users. Desktop users, please ignore the second line in this post.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
I'd just like a "close all" button like miui has.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bearsblack:
Yea. Manage apps>running apps>kill or disable them
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mr.abdolian:
+1

I'm Agree with you... I like this feature....

Can anyone answer please?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sete01:
I review the works (North_America_MetroPcs) ruins of the 8500 mobile huawei u Since then there is no network connection does not recognize the sim card. Gyri of the ruins, I can not put back. could someone help me thank you!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bramandroid:
I have my Galaxy S2 for 2 weeks now. I noticed some issues like the reboot issue with sd card and a echo issue while on a call. Most issues seem to me software related so seem to be fixable in a new firmware.

I can see a lot of forums reporting simular issues.

But my question is (maybe a newbie question) how does Samsung deal with these issues.

- Can we report the issue somewhere officially ?

- Can we view these issues/bugs and see if and when they get fixed by Samsung ?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
1) Try Samsung's website for your region.

2) No idea.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bramandroid:
Thanks for the reply.

I know you can report issues via de website. I have done that in the past.

My experience is that you get a ticket number and they ask you to call them. After you call them they will sent you to a support center to get a fix for your telephone.

I don't know what happens with these issues afterwards. It might be interesting to know what Samsung is working on to fix in next updates. Someone must have an idea I guess or is this just a Korean mystery ?
[HTC Sensation] RucaNebas:
Hi,

I have a problem as I came from another rom android 2.3.5 - sense 3.5 using 4EXT as a clockrecovery.

In order to install a ICS rom, I start to move the new XE firmware (.img) to my SD card and installed the "Optional FULL WIPE to EXT4 patch (FTP)" running with Rom Manager as a clockrecovery.

I updated the firmware on the hboot but my Sensation doesn't reboot anymore.

It stick on the "white screen htc".

Help please !!!!
[HTC Sensation] blahbl4hblah:
Did you flash the firmware.zip file that was made? You must boot into recovery again because the firmware updates everything making everything reset in a while so just reflash again and your good to go
[HTC Sensation] RucaNebas:
Hi,

Thanks for your feedback.

Yes. The firmware was updated, but when phone boot it came all the time to firmware update option as I have the new PG58IMG on the SD.

I don't have the possibility to go to the recovery again
[HTC Sensation] jasminthoria:
Just take it sd card out and delete it that file by PC then u can boot in to recovery.
[HTC Sensation] jasminthoria:
Delete PG58IMG from ur card by pc
[HTC Sensation] Levraimatt:
It keeps looking for the files after the zip has been removed and phone successfully charged. Is this normal ?
[HTC Sensation] RucaNebas:
Thanks

I replay later
[HTC Sensation] RucaNebas:
Thanks Buddy !!!

A simple resolution that I didn't thing before.:)

Have Happy New Year !!!