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[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amulbaby:
Hey thank you :)

Will try that and let you know soon....
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amulbaby:
Hey mandarjoshiin,

Downloaded the latest SE drivers as u told, in fact had them before ..Updated them once again and tried out...

Still it hangs when I connect it in FLASHMODE...

and the same errors pop up....

Any other way out?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akshay13071990:
try wotan server..using it you can flash stock rom..just google it
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amulbaby:
Tried WotanServer...As soon as I put my phone in flashmode, PC hangs...same is the case with flashtool and SEUS or PC companion...

I guess it should be the problem with drivers...but what could be the solution??

Should i try in some other PC/laptop?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shyamjptpm:
Hey use Sony update service..connect your phone to that and update it will load .sin file..stock rom+kernal try it

Download. The update service app.i have it..but don't h have the link

Xperian using xda app
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amulbaby:
See my previous reply...PC hangs when i try to connect my phone in flashmode, no matter whatever software i use..have tried Wotan, Sony Update Service, PC Companion...

Any other method?

I read in some thread that it might be the problem with the drivers..but no body has told how to resolve..One option cud be to do the same in some other System...
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Qwerty123 \m/:
Do this, go to the flashtool folder and install the drivers provided

The arc, fastboot, and adb ones

Download an ftf file and flash via flashtool

No kernel.sin needed

Just download the .42 firmware and flash it

Install the drivers tho !

Its in C:\Flashtool\drivers

reboot and then flash
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amulbaby:
HEY GUYS...

Figured out the problem....

It was reg. the drivers only...When you install CyanogenMod, you have to install S1 boot drivers and that messes up everything when you try to install any other driver next time...

I HAD TO FLASH THE .42 FTF FILE IN MY LAPTOP...So, clearly the problem was with the system and the drivers...

But I had downloaded ARC drivers from SE website and installed ..Dunno why still the problem was there...LEMME KNOW IF U FIND OUT...

Thanks for all your help...

I had thought it to be a problem with flashtool but turned out the other way...

Good day....
[HTC One X] acke999:
there are many different to choose from.

and I am wondering if I should go with original or other manufacturer.

never had screen protector before but with this beautiful screen I want to have in best condition as long as possible.

I absolutely dont want it to interfear in any way, or as little as possible:)
[HTC One X] paul211b:
Having used the HTC one's with my HD 2 i will be getting them for my one x, also they come in a pack of 2.

http://www.htcaccessorystore.com/uk/p_htc_item.aspx?i=229873
[HTC One X] Steve_God:
Has anyone tried the HTC Branded ones compared with the Martin Fields ones?

I've always gone for Martin Fields before on other phones (highly recommend) but curious about HTC's own.
[HTC One X] pastey:
I've ordered the genuine HTC protector, not sure how good they are (anyone have any feedback?) - if your in the UK I ordered mine here: http://goo.gl/04p8Z

My One X and protectors arrive Tuesday (damn bank holiday :) ) so ill post a review if anyone wants to know if they are worth going for.
[HTC One X] xmoo:
I got myself this one: http://www.ebay.nl/itm/160776563482?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649
[HTC One X] myself11:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/190657870...X:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649#ht_1220wt_1396

Though a bit expensive, Vikuiti screen protector has been incredible on my HD2.
[HTC One X] Brac20:
I use official HTC screen protectors on my desire s (got the set with pouch, car charger and protectors). I really like the feel of them, they don't feel overly plasticy like some protectors.

They some to come off well without leaving an adhesive residue.
[HTC One X] mortenmoulder:
I got one with the phone. I don't know who made it, but it's pretty good :)

It still have those water marks that will disappear after a while.
[HTC One X] Hampa_D:
i did also get those and in my opinion they are not good, it's a little to big so it extends a bit over the screen causing it to release from the screen. but they where cheap so they will do until i buy something else
[HTC One X] Aoler:
I like SGP skin，but i have not found it .I got 2 pice from auction

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/150792479...79165&_sacat=See-All-Categories&_fvi=1&_rdc=1
[HTC One X] lewyharvey:
Useless protectors???

I got my One x today and immediately went to apply one of the 2 Genuine HTC screen protectors that are specific for this device.my advice would be don't buy any. There will not be a screen protector ever available that will actually fit the one x this is because of the convex design of the outer of the display. Luckily I got the pack of 2 from a seller on Amazon for £7 so no real damage to the wallet there :o) Please let me know your experiences with SP's
[HTC One X] Pete2506:
Hey Guys,

the One X has Gorilla Glas Version 2. Watch out on google, what that means.

I got a Sensation with Gorilla Glas, no scratches at all.

http://www.gsmpedia.nl/htc/htc-nieuws/27095/htc-one-x-is-eerste-gorilla-glas-2-toestel-in-nederland
[HTC One X] lewyharvey:
My sensation xe has gorilla glass, but it still got scratched whilst in the same coat pocket as my keys!
[HTC One X] Ruudfood:
So even the genuine HTC protectors aren't curved? Shame on them. You'd think that for £11 it would fit better than a generic, non-HTC one.

It might be worth waiting to see what others come up with.
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
Whatever you do don't buy the official HTC ones waste of money they have a poor fit as mentioned. The one I got with the case is slightly better but will be difficult to get good screen protectors. Personally waiting for SGP as theirs are usually good.
[HTC One X] lewyharvey:
Yeah they're just flat. The only reason I ordered them was that I remember getting original HTC sp's for my Desire & they were quality. These are pure rubbish though.
[HTC One X] jonneymendoza:
how easy is it to put on a screen protector?
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Yes, shame because I tried both sets that came in the pack.

Most of the screen was perfect, couldn't tell there was a protector even on...

However, the sides around the screen just would not stick.

I had a 1mm edge around the screen that just wouldn't stick, it annoyed me too much, I pulled them off.
[HTC One X] knoobie:
Any protector for the camera lense? I am more worried bout the camera.
[HTC One X] aka2:
Thinking of ordering that one myself. Have you tried it out on HOX? If so, are they recommendable?
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
I tried out this method. Thought it was pretty intuitive but it definitely increases chances of getting some dust or curly so not sure I'd recommend it. Definitely one of the best methods for not getting any air bubbles though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHiuWUTCWn0

rearth should be a pretty good brand. Only issues with dry installs is the sides possibly curling up and not staying stuck to the screen since the screen is curved.

Boxwave is also a good brand, but may have problems with the curved edges.

Otherwise I recommend XO Skins
[HTC One X] bcool15:
but i already ordered skinomi......

anyone if camera lens protector included?

or am i cutting out of one of the four i ordered
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
No camera lens protector.

And don't put anything on the camera lens. You will degrade the camera quality greatly.
[HTC One X] electric0ant:
can those which have a wet applied screen protector compare how using it compares to the original screen.

basically i want a protector which will cover the whole screen and you all know that only the wet applied ones will do that due to the curve of the screen.

I have used these before and i find that that are kind of "grippy" i prefer the feel of the hard type screen protectors.

just wanted to know how grippy the others are finding it.

thanks
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
It's going to be more grippy than a regular screen or dry protector. It's personal preference what you think is very grippy to the extent where it annoys you. I feel that though it is grippier, i'm fine with it.

I'm having problems with Skinomi right now, haven't seen any other skinomi users chime in with the problems i've had.

It looks like i'm going to be having the problem though with both screen protectors as i've posted earlier.

For now, would recommend XO Skins or anybody that would like to try out the rearth or boxwave dry protectors which are cut to fill the whole screen
[HTC One X] ronkup12:
I want to order a screen protector for my HOX (today!), and I can't decide which one I should take..

Obviously a wet application one, but which one?

Skinomi, Realook, BestSkinsEver, etc..

Please answer me quickly as I want to order one in the next hour :)
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Avoid skinomi for now......

I can only recommend XO skins, i've used them before and installation has always gone well. Better than Zagg, havn't tried the others you've posted.
[HTC One X] ronkup12:
I can't find XO skins for HOX..

Can you post a link?
[HTC One X] dape16:
Tried two wet screen protectors, one was Invisible Shield. Yes, they are grippy, swiping can be very frustrating. And the worst thing is that the screen quality is bad with them on. White and light sections on the screen will be covered with small dots. I didnt buy an high end HOX to ruin its beautiful screen with some rubber.
[HTC One X] myself11:
I bought a back case from ebay and it came with 2 screen protectors from Terrapin. At first, I didn't even try them 'cause I thought they were lame.

But since I ruined my Vikuiti during its application, I gave Terrapin a try. I was positively surprised: it's thinner, better to the touch and more natural than Vikuiti. I tried scratching with a key several times and it resisted very well.

Just one thing: read the instructions, since the screen protectos is glued to 2 plastic pellicles, one on the back and other on the front. I didn't notice this and for a few hours I had a plastic pelicule on top of the screen protector and with this 2 layers the result was lame, eheh.
[HTC One X] mkosem:
I've got a Bodyguardz screen protector (Made for AT&T model but fits my international - with gel apply) on my HOX and it fits the contour of the screen perfectly. It's also barely tackier than the screen itself. The older bodyguardz protectors were a bit softer, but these new ones with the extra peel off top layer seem to be a bit thinner and firmer. The downside is that they seem to scratch a bit more easily...better the protector than the screen though.

--Matt
[HTC One X] fatalus:
Which one of the Bodyguardz did you get, the Ultra tough clear or the Antiglare one? Can you show us some photos?

---------- Post added at 03:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:22 PM ----------

Photos pls!!! :)
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
He probably got ultra tough clear as he said he used the gel.

The anti fingerprint anti glare is a dry install.
[HTC One X] bcool15:
tiny dots its not the solution but the screen protectors glue side has those dots UGHH ugly ...

i useed some other solution.... and skinomis solution as i have 4 of them on hand ...i am going to try to wash the glue off some how now...

STAY AWAY FROM SKINOMI

will post pictures and probably a video shortly with a high def cam

edit: no rainbow effect yet
[HTC One X] Ripley:
:banghead:

It's always the same, you research and research for a product, everyone recommends X, so you order X, then while it's in the post, everyone says X is crap, order Y! Lol (i have Skinomi coming from the US)

How about clear coat? The One X version is available http://www.clear-coat.com/htc-one-x-screen-protector-case-skin-cover-shield.html
[HTC One X] tasmaniandevil69:
I've tryed several ones and only managed to get the original right.

All the others ended on the trash can.

I've bought my original ones on eBay UK.
[HTC One X] mkosem:
It's the ultra tough clear. My only camera is on the phone, so I can't really take a pic of it. Bodyguardz confirmed that the screen is identical between the International One X and the AT&T One X, so it fit properly. The backside protector is definitely different though.

I'm not thrilled with the scratches on it (I've been using their wet apply protectors for years and have never had the fine dust that's everywhere at ball fields scratch them before), but they indicated today when I contacted them about it that they're intending to change the formula for them to better resist scratches. Hard to complain too much though, since it's a lifetime supply. I've yet to have one of their screen protectors last less than a year (used them on Iphone 3G, 3Gs, and Atrix), so they're the real deal as far as durability is concerned. My wife's 4S even fell off of her bike onto concrete while we were riding and the protector and screen are still perfect.

--Matt
[HTC One X] Grahameh:
I put Skinomi on my Transformer. After a few days the dots and bubbles could still be seen so I contacted them and they sent me a new one. I delayed putting it on a few weeks and then found the film had lost all the imperfections and was perfect. It pays to wait before replacing!
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Waited a week. Didn't go away, when I took it off, could see all the dots on the sticky side. Tried rubbing off and nothing happened still there. Just added my fingerprints. Either way, feels like a lot of users having problems so id stay away still. Not worth the hassle and wasted time.
[HTC One X] babadudu:
for the skinomi, I had a perfect install with no the "dots & bubbles" then I saw a tiny piece of dust inside that I just had to get rid off so I peeled the just installed skin up and those dots appeared when I re attach the skin.

So i believe the dots are actually when you didn't install the skin perfectly the first time and then try many times to adjust it, causing the glue to "smear" since right now 3/4 of my protector still look perfect.

Having said that, I don't like the texture, might get a Zagg HD, or the Bodyguardz Ultra tough..... anyone have experience with both ??
[HTC One X] ronkup12:
Hey guys, I really want to get a screen protector

today

. But I don't know which one I should get..

Can you please recommend me a good one?

I want a clear one :)

I looked up the BodyGuardz (many recommended) but it's pretty expensive (Price+shipping=23$).. I there's another with the same quality but less cost it would be great :)

Something less than 20$ would be great :)
[HTC One X] electric0ant:
Thanks Matt,

i'll give them try after i try out the freebie screen protectors that are coming with the case I ordered from ebay.

yes definitely better the protector than the screen! I've somehow already got a tiny scratch already! but luckily it is so small and so thin it can literally only be seen under really bright sunlight and at just the right angle and it's in a corner just off the lcd bit! just want it get it covered before something else scratches the precious screen!
[HTC One X] myself11:
From Terrapin:

I'm not saying is the best, but I prefer it over Vikuiti and it's much, much cheaper.
[HTC One X] Ripley:
A reminder for all those with a case...the protector needs to keep a distance from the edge of the phone, else the case will rub under the edges of the protector
[HTC One X] minx007:
just got my Martin Fields protector best i have had and has a camera lens protector really top stuff

http://www.ebay.de/itm/Martin-Fields-Protector-Displayschutz-unsichtbar-folie-HTC-ONE-X-/261003124607
[HTC One X] Ripley:
Pics
[HTC One X] ricksonchow:
Kept hearing good and bad about the Martin Fields. I appreciate that there is a lens protector comes with. But some users complained that it was badly trimmed that leaving a huge gap between the screen and the edge of the glass. I know that the edge of the glass is curved so manufacture has to trim the protector away from the curved edge. But it is not acceptable that keeping too far away from the edge like the SGP? does. Looking at previous post like the Terrapin one is quite nice just a little be too close to the edge.

So as you bought the Martin Fields protector, would you like to share a photo of the one X with the protector, showing how far it is from the edge? I am sure that it will be very useful for other users to reference with! Many Thanks!:D
[HTC One X] Ramazor:
I've stopped using my one since SGS II has gorilla glass (even thought there is never too much of a protection) and because it had horrific cutout =/
[HTC One X] slvrarrow:
Has anybody seen this? Spray on invisible protection

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUbt3Y0Lh8M
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Yes...theres already a thread. Its called dynaflo liquid armor and it looks like the real deal. Worth trying out and it's a one.time purchase. Saves a lot of money in the long run.
[HTC One X] 1000moths:
BestSkinsEver is the way to go
[HTC One X] DjAbu:
I bought privacy screen protector from Ebay and I have some thoughts.

+ It felt smooth and non sticky

+ Easy install and perfect fit. No loose edges!

- It is useless outside. I cannot see a thing through that thing. It darkened screen too much.

- Privacy.. What privacy? I twisted my phone all around and best position for privacy was upside down. That screen protector was useless inside. Outside it worked well. No one couldn't see a thing :D

http://viewitem.eim.ebay.fi/Privacy...LTE-XL/110863933475/item?transId=840622179001
[HTC One X] ViDtje:
I bought the skinomi wet application screen protector that chrisjcks (sorry if I misspelled it) used and said was so good. I installed it yesterday and it looks like I have some microbubbles beneath my protector, really weird. I've followed the official instructions.
[HTC One X] ricksonchow:
According to some user, these bubbles will gone within 3 or 4 days, just wait for a little bit longer;)
[HTC One X] dolmas:
yeah these bubbles get away after some days...be patient!
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Depends. If it looks like mist with hundreds of dots. It may not go away. I've had issues with both of mine. Waited a week nd still there. Got a refund. Skinomi is really hit and miss imo. A lot of people had the same issue as mine.
[HTC One X] Ripley:
Had my Skinomi on for 3 days now, bubbles and lines remain.
[HTC One X] maverick1103:
I have a Zagg shield and mines perfect, it depends on how good you are at installing it, I must fit about 5 Zaggs shields a week on various phones so had plenty of practice, there are times I have to redo it as the micro bubbles get underneath, so you just need practice :-)
[HTC One X] Ripley:
Skinomi are sending me another, hopefully it will be good, as i really like the feel and look of it, its just the bubbles and lines let it down
[HTC One X] kdeezy:
Been using the ZAGG HD protector. Not a perfect fit but if applied properly you barely notice it. Screen feels like nothing is on there. I recommend it

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] maverick1103:
Where did you buy the Zagg HD one from?
[HTC One X] elgorm:
I have one of the Skinomi screen protectors but after reading the instructions it mentions leaving power off for 24 hours.

What method has the XDA faithful been using??
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Leave it off overnight. Heat actually helps the process, but it's just to make sure nothing goes wrong.

You still might run into problems with skinomi like me and many other users. If you get a mist effect with hundreds of little dots on the glue side of the protector and they look stuck to the protector, don't expect them to go away.
[HTC One X] kdeezy:
Best Buy and I had them install it for free

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] maverick1103:
For free, bonus :-)
[HTC One X] Ripley:
Fitted the clear coat, it's quite sticky compared to Skinomi
[HTC One X] scointer:
Well here is a picture of my Skinomi SP install. These little dots appear rainbow coloured when the screen is on and appear all across the screen. I know I am not very good at fitting SP's but I have never had one look this bad..

Does anyone else get this kind of problem with the skinomi...
[HTC One X] Ripley:
Same problem here
[HTC One X] ViDtje:
I've got the same problem, I also wanted to upload a picture but you beat me to it :D
[HTC One X] kdeezy:
This is why I have two of these sitting at home in unopened boxes!

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] JimmyEatFood:
Just bought a zagg invisible shield, really impressed.perfect fit, It seems to have improved the quality of the display and it makes the screen a lot more legible in sunlight. Would definately recommend it.

Sent as my GF gets angry at me for playing with my HTC One X....again.
[HTC One X] salman saso:
Like me Loll
[HTC One X] tinho96:
bestskinever,xo skin, bodyguardz or zagg does anyone which one fit the device the most? i mean like which one feels the best D:?
[HTC One X] Idavoll:
I'm fussy with screen protectors, I often get them on pretty much perfectly (no fluff) but end up removing them due to them not being 100% straight etc.

However I just bought a BestSkinsEver screen protector, I got it from the site, being shipped from the USA and it cost me around £7, so not bad. Just have to see what it's like. A few colleagues from work have the Zagg protectors on their iPhones/iPods and I dislike the matt feeling, fingers crossed my one will be nice.
[HTC One X] scointer:
Skinomi CS says:

Hello Scott,

After more review, we have found you are correct in that a defective batch of our film has been found and has immediately been corrected. We are more then happy to send you a replacement of the new material if you so wish. We look forward to hearing from you. ~Brooke; Skinomi Customer Support

Truth or just fobbing me off - well lets wait and see....
[HTC One X] Flame0n:
Got myself the Skinomi screen protector (gotta love the .99 cent deal). Been using it for over two weeks now. The rainbow colors will wear off once the liquid below is dried up. The rubbery feeling makes it great to use.

On a side note, when I received my SP, it had marks on it since the outer layer got stuck with the plastic where they put it but the marks has gone away.
[HTC One X] Khy50:
I have the SGP Ultra Oleophobic. It claims to reduce oils etc but tbh its just like a normal crystal clear. Very good though!
[HTC One X] Glen L:
guys bought those cheap screen protectors.

the first one I got was an anti finger print matte finish brand name Alibaba.

Its good but it only protected the LCD Part of the screen and not the keys.

the second one I got was from capdase. it covers probably 95% of the screen. But I dont like it, they left around 3mm on each sides.

Are there any good screen protectors that covers at least 99% of the screen?
[HTC One X] LakshayX:
I have a Capdase Imag protector on n its great..n as far as the sides go its gonna be like that in all protectors (not the wet application ones) coz the screen is slightly curved n if the protector is extended to the edges from the sides then its gonna peel off really soon..even SGP ones come short of the sides..
[HTC One X] Ripley:
I love my Clearcoat, the distance from the edges is exactly enough to allow a case. And there is a gap for the light sensor
[HTC One X] Dark13lade:
Have a question about the screen protector for the HTC One X

I ordered one and i noticed there is not cut in the screen protector for the proximity sensor.

Is it critical there will be a cut or i can use the screen protector and the sensor will still work as it should?
[HTC One X] tmaniac:
just ordered my zagg here for only 19 euro.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Sensor will work perfectly.
[HTC One X] Dark13lade:
Thanks for the reply, I gave it a go and no problems so far. I'm not sure but does the protector affect the phone's tempreture?
[HTC One X] EddyOS:
Bought a twin pack of the HTC ones, we'll see how I get on. I don't want wet application ones and I've used eBay ones in the past (the ones on my Sensation were awesome!)