yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] benno4403:
I just own the phone for a few days.. will wait a little longer.. I'm on Android revolution 9.3.1 anyone knows what I could try?
[HTC One X] benno4403:
Okay so today I called HTC and tried to get my phone checked under warranty.. So I gave my details for picking it up and immediatly got a response from the guy at HTC that if it was a screen hardware issue it would not be replaced under warranty because I unlocked the bootloader..

He said it could cost me up to about 230 euros.. This is getting ridicilous.. So if there is anyone who knows what I might be able to do myself to fix the fluctuating/flickering backlight issue.. please help :(
[HTC One X] bigoliver:
Yeah, you said in a previous post that you have only bought the phone a few days ago, return the phone to the seller as a doa dead on arrival. I think you have 28 days to do this, but the sooner the better. Revert the phone to the original software, updates are fine just don't return it with custom rom. Also you need to relock it. The seller usually won't check the bootloader if you return it soon after buying it, even if they do check the bootloader they have to prove you caused the fault (thanks to the Sale of Goods act) (I'm assuming your in the uk)

Hope this helps,

Oliver

Sent from my phone via a forum application.
[HTC One X] benno4403:
Actually I am from Amsterdam, Netherlands.

And there is another problem.. I bought the one from the internet and it was still sealed and included the labels with all the numbers and stuff for returning it under warranty (the guy got it when buying a new phone contract but decided to buy a new Iphone) the only solution seems to be HTC directly but that could end up costing me a lot of money.

I also read the update for fixing this backlight flickering has to settle.. is any of this true? should I just wait a few more days before starting to worry :confused::confused:

Thanks for all the help guys! I appreciate it.
[HTC One X] exCluSive1:
Ja, duurt een paar dagen
[HTC One X] benno4403:
Okay, thanks!
[HTC One X] DJouneyt:
Hi, I upgraded to HOX (serial SH27J) at the end. Tested the device before buying it and noticed that screen filckers in specific light conditions when back camera is active. Spotlights in the store were cool white color. There is not any flickering in gray colors and picture with sun & snow in Gallery in full brightness though. Have chance to test HOS (serial HT25) and SGSIII at the store, HOS's screen flickered stronger than HOX when back camera was active. On the other hand, there is not any flickering on SGSIII's screen, back camera active.There is not any flickering in gray colors and picture with sun & snow in Gallery in full brightness on HOS also. I tested this at home and noticed some flickering on HOX when full focused on fluorescent light. Is it normal or is there a problem with HOX's screen, what do you think?
[HTC One X] benno4403:
Okay so I waited patiently for the new rom to resolve my flickering issues.. still the same story.

Tried different roms, even stock but nothing.. the screen is flickering lightly when the brightness is less then 50 percent, sometimes it get's worse.

This does not always happen, but it happens a lot. it is especially noticeable on white backgrounds. (I also see it with booting)

So I guess this must be a HW issue? :( I think I ran out of options that I could try right?

Any tech guys have any ideas what would be going on? to me personally it looks like a voltage issue.
[HTC One X] BATFINK74:
i have exactly the same problem,i have sent mine back to HTC for repair,will update on outcome when recieved back
[HTC One X] faiz02:
i am having screen flickering issue after upgrading to 2.17.
[HTC One X] benno4403:
yeah please keep us posted, and did you install a custom rom? if you did, did you go back to stock and relock the bootloader?

Let me know the outcome, thanks

---------- Post added at 12:07 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:06 AM ----------

I also noticed it when going to 2.17 but it might have been there already.. although I am pretty sure I did not see it before:(
[HTC One X] faiz02:
this is sad.. so is it a hardware issue??

I hope not..Since I unlocked the bootloader and I am not willing to give it to service center.
[HTC One X] benno4403:
I am on the same page as you mate, I think they could create some software workaround if this is indeed voltage related but I am not sure if this is possible with the resources we have here on xda
[HTC One X] BATFINK74:
no i didnt unlock the bootloader or root the phone,everything was running on stock,i sent phone in for repair because of the phone overheating and screen flicker,just recieved phone back,htc said they replaced the bezel,whole lcd,fixed wifi,and a new internal battery,apparantly it was a faulty battery that was causing all the overheating,voltage and flicker issues,am currently doing a full charge as i did with my first new battery,will let you know if they fixed all issues

update heres exactly what was done:-

Details of your repair are as followed:

Fault found - WLAN/WIMAX Malfunction Part/Fix - applied modification/fix service advisory (L2) -

This part of the repair was carried out to resolve any connection/network issues that may be happening.

Fault found - No Power/Cannot Boot Part/Fix - Interior battery replacement

This will have resolved any battery life/ Charging issues.

Fault found - Display abnormally Part/ Fix - Replace LCD/ Touch window and Bezel

This will have resolved any screen or touch panel issues.
[HTC One X] farnsbarns:
Closure? Htc consider this problem fixed. I still had screen flicker right up until I rooted and flashed TripNRaVeR's CM10 and his true 3.1 kernel. This reduced the flicker to almost gone instantly.

The only recourse you have from here is repair. I'd very much like to hear from anyone who has an unlocked boot loader who is being charged for this fix. Probably best by PM.
[HTC One X] PhilipL:
Hi

It isn't a hardware fault but just how LCD panels work. LEDs brightness is controlled by PWM, which flickers the LEDs so we perceive them as being dimmer. To dim them a lot, you use longer off times and shorter on times.

What can happen is at certain frequencies you can get harmonic flickers caused by an interaction of the PWM flicker and the workings of the LCD panel, which flickers and twists liquid crystals. When you have the display very dim, this is more prone to become noticeable.

Temperature, voltage, pixel resolution and density, variation between components, ageing of components, ambient lighting around you, your own eyes, and what is on the screen all play a part in avoiding or exaggerating this harmonic flicker, which by the nature of PWM is more likely to show up at low brightness levels.

On mobile phones the ability to dim the display to the very minimum is obviously a big requirement, not only to save battery power, but that mobile phones will often be used in dark conditions such as outdoors at night or in a bedroom in the dark, unlike a laptop or computer display which generally will be used in normal ambient lighting so you can see the keyboard. So there is a big challenge getting the LEDs to be dim enough while avoiding any harmonics with the display, and it is obviously proving difficult. The Nexus 7 has reported flicker by some at minimum brightness.

AMOLED avoids this issue as there is no back light, but then they have their own issues.

Regards

Phil
[HTC One X] Scr!pt0:
I have the same problem, got my HOX today, updated the software, rooted it and intalled CM 10 Nightly ..

Anything new?
[HTC One X] ste1164:
If you still have the problem probably best to send it to HTC. Although they did say wait a week or 2 for the update to settle in. So you might want to use stock for a couple of weeks if not return the device to where you bought it or send it to HTC.
[HTC One X] Spl4tt:
my flickering dissappeared when i flashed IceColdJelly 2.1 and that kernel.

don't know why, and the flicker fix was included in all kernels for that ROM..

now i'm scared to flash the new version, don't want it back, screen is so beautiful without flicker O.O
[HTC One X] m2geek:
I'm running stock ICS which is TelecomNZ Branded - and we're now on the 2.17 software - but even before that - the 1.29 - my screen flickering was gone.
[HTC One X] Brac20:
I think if you're on the 2.17 firmware and still have flicker a few days after the update then you should send the phone off to HTC. I have a Three UK branded device and therefore didn't get the anti-flicker 1.29 update. After installing 2.17 I had slight flicker for a few days but then it settled and I've not had any flickering since.
[HTC One X] Poolmanouvre:
Hey,

I flashed Android Revolution HD 9.7.2 and have screen flickering issues, did you flash a new ROM and solve the problem? Could I flash a new kernel and keep the ROM as is?

Sorry if I seem ignorant, I am learning, and have come out having my htc stuck in a boot loop to this! At least I got it out the boot loop. :laugh:
[HTC One X] Spl4tt:
np

I don't know what fixed it for me, I flashed ROMs since the beginning, nothing seems to have helped.

now suddenly, this ROM/Kernel fixed it, I don't know why
[HTC One X] steve6600:
Hi, I'm presuming this is for the issue for the screen double image issue. I found this thread on my mobile.

Everything was fine until last night when I installed the app Tv Catchup. It kept crashing my One x, making screen go blank and unable to reset.

Then the screen started going double image. Ive done a reset to no avail. It still goes double on some applications.

Also if I hit the screen hard it goes double image till I press the power button. I'm wondering if the graphics chip got hot as it wouldn't display properly till I reset it.

Hence Nvidia graphics solder problem. This was known in 2008 with all Nvidia graphics chips.

All was ok till I installed the Tv catchup app. Never had a problem with the one x since I bought it, apart from charging issue & WiFi fault.

My phone is a. 3uk handset with details below.

Android v 4.0.4

HTC since 4.1

Software 2.17.771.3

HTC SDK 4.23

HTC ext 403_1.ga_20

Kernel 2.6.39.4-gaf09b38

Root@ABM04#1

Baseband 2.1204.135.20H

Build no# 2.17.771.3 CL99785 release keys

Browser vers WebKit/534.30

Anyone know of a quick fix or if a software update is again required, or is it hardware.
[HTC One X] cemkarakurt:
Count me in guys

now i am thinking to move stupit apple
[HTC One X] onat_kippz:
any updates??

i'm 2.17.707.3 // CID_044 // my phone is a mess.. I can't sell it with this screen problem.... hopefully it's only a software prob....

And hope that the Jelly Bean update will fix this problem... still Waiting!!!!
[HTC One X] dorell31:
I have an Hox with screen flickering on status bar in GPLAY , on infiniti skin and fracture skin,when i swich page's . All i want to say is i test a lot of HOX from oarange vodafone and ather retailers and all have the same probleme until now i dont 1 HOX without this prob. Hope JB Will fix that or I never buy a HTC.
[HTC One X] plunderclat:
After using my (4th) hox for 5 months, I've analysed it's vigorously, and developed my own assumptions (assumptions being the operative word here). Firstly, I honestly do not think that any software updates are going to fix orange spots or flickering. Firstly I think both of these issues are related to the distance between the glass, and the actual ips+ display. It looks great, but the frame of the phone is no where near as robust as it needs to be in order to protect the ips from pressure. I think that the flickering is caused by the pressure of the glass and frame, on the outer edges of the display, it just only seems apparent 'grey' colours. With the pressure on the edges being greater than the middle it causes an inconsistency in the screens fluid and it represents itself in the form of the orange spots (which actually disappear if you apply, and maintain pressure (which I've proven with my device). So, what we need to do, is make this HTC's problem, so that when they have no choice but to acknowledge it, it becomes easier for us to get exchanges. I really would love to see htc memo retailers, and give them the nod to exchange our devices within a store, so that we do not have to wait for upto a month without our beloved tech. Comon guys we need to support each other if we want that to happen. Get calling htc! They do have national landline numbers and theyve already offered to repair mine but I simply don't want to wait that long without ny phone.
[HTC One X] mando508:
Flickering is software issue :F. Orange spots are hardware issue.
[HTC One X] nab123:
i don't have probs
[HTC One X] mrtnb:
One X+ situation

I've same back-light flickering problem on my new HTC One X Plus 64 GB (unrooted). I updated via OTA (JB 4.1.1, Sense 4+), so it has the latest firmware. I called HTC support and they said "You're the first person who claimed that problem. You can reset your phone to the factory settings at first, then send it to the service. We have no idea what to do.". Funny...

I used to have HTC Desire, it didn't have problems like that.
[HTC One X] Cryptic Rage:
Dont know about your problem but htc's second reply is always "send is to us". Good for nothing support.
[HTC One X] mrtnb:
I sent my HOX+ to service because of that flickering backlight and overheating problems. Now, they changed the mainboard.

I'm waiting for my phone to test them and send me. I'll write to this post if problems are gone when I get my phone.
[HTC One X] and313:
I had the same problem and had it returned to warranty 4 times. The first time they said it's normal the second time they replaced the screen the third time the motherboard and the fourth the motherboard again. Of course i went to the store the 4th time and said i aint gonna leave until they fix it correctly. Took them 3 hours but the phone was flawless ever since
[HTC One X] bigoliver:
Any idea what they did to it? I think that after the fix the phone needs a certain amount of screen time to recalibrate, but that was with the original one X
[HTC One X] mrtnb:
I just got my phone. They changed system module(mainboard). Screen flickers are gone right now.

I'm updating 4.1.1 to 4.1.1.(1.17.401.1). I'll write if any problem occurs.
[HTC One X] jarein95:
Are you updating 4.1.2 via OTA official from HTC?
[HTC One X] Rexton270:
Just noticed that I have yellow/orange spot on the lower left part of screen on my brand new hox. Phone is otherwise ok,with occasional overheating. Just wondering how can be this yellow spot an hw issue?
[HTC One X] mrtnb:
Flickers and other similar problems are probably hardware's fault. Return your devices to the warranty if you can. Most of the One series have these kind of problems because of their CPU's.
[HTC One X] Daniel:
Hi guys, i have the screen flickering issue on my new htc one x international version. It only flickers on grey backgrounds and usually in the top part of the phone. Very visible in the statusbar area. This is really crappy stuff
[HTC One X] M4rt1n94:
My HOX is flickering too,

Like in this Video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKQu16ApvHE&feature=youtube_gdata_player

(It isnt that visible in the Video but it allways is flickeribg whan i touche it)

Is this a Hardware or a Software issue ?

Thanks in advance!
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[HTC One X] Shikakka:
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[HTC One X] gapper100:
Jade Walton, UK

Tom Bull, UK

Michael Palmer. Uk

Martin Arnold, UK

Nikhil Solanki UK

Tahir Hussain UK

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[HTC One X] crazyC:
And me

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