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[HTC One X] Babehque:
Hey guys

I'd like to tell you all that this issue has occurred with my phone. On one side of my phone when I tap it (even lightly or not to hard) the screen has a blur effect to it which is not supposed to happen.

I bought this phone from UK in the Three store so i'd like to inform you guys that you should try tapping slightly on your phone and if you see a slight blur effect your phone might be faulty since this is not supposed to happen.

Now I know a lot of people say this is bull*** so did I until I realised that when I tap it even sensitively I see a very slight blur effect on the screen aka flex issues, it's possible that this only happens to my phone but I am pretty sure that there are more out there that have this.

I just made this post to inform you guys about it I'm guessing everyone wants a perfect phone therefore I advice you to test it on your phone and if it does the same thing as mine you should return it in order to get a perfect phone with no screen issues. Oh and BTW when you try it out make sure you have good eyes to see it because it's very minimal but still annoying.

I am returning mine pretty soon, I love the HTC One X but this has dissapointed me a lot, but hey what can you do? only return it and get a new one I suppose.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Qiaoyi:
Having a few problems with this rom. First of all the camera works fine but the video camera in 720p and 1080p is squeezed and not full screen recording. Second is I can't seem to make a folder icon on the desktop? There is no option when I hold down on an empty space or press the menu key, also I cannot make a folder in the apparently menu either. Thirdly is it possible to customize the lock screen to add my own unlock things?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhisahara:
Dont have any of the first two problems!

For third go to euphoria control. lockscreen options...there chose the lockscreen style.... change to octa...and then later on the down select the 8 apps you want to be shown on screen or select quad :)

For first two try doing a complete clean install !!!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laurentos:
folders

just drag 1 icon over another, it will create a folder (see help in APEX)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] NewbieKeepItSimple:
I did a search and found that no one has posted this problem on this forum - I'm the only one ??

My prime use to hooked up with my PC with no problems. At some point recently (I'm thinking the recent ICS update) my PC & Prime had a parting of ways. Now I plug in the Prime and get 'USB device not recognized'.

Downloaded and ran Asus Sync hoping that a driver vanished but no luck.

I'm running Windows 7 (64 bit). Has anyone else noticed the same problem and if so - how did you fix it ?

Thanks
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] princeplanet:
I have three computers, and none of them even recognize my prime anymore, not even in Device Manager. This started after I got it back from RMA.

I, myself, am not particularly concerned about it, since I'm just waiting for the Infinity to come out; the Prime I will just pass on to a family member. If the Infinity was going to be released in the far flung future, I'd send it back.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] AC DC:
Hey I just have experienced the same issue after upgrading to ics, bt it got solved after installing the USB storage mod, check it on nexus one's themes and apps sec, I hope that will help u :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] NewbieKeepItSimple:
Link: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1389375

Did you try this for the Prime ? I did not see the Prime on the supported list.

Thanks
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BSMan1011:
I Have the problem as well...thought it was the cable but half happy to see it probably isnt
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] softbox:
hey everyone, and I'm so happy to see this thread, but have you guys had similar issues to Mines?

Hello Everyone, I'll try to short and to the point. I've been searching xda/google/androidcentral on and off since maybe early Februrary and still nothing, maybe someone has some awesome insight.

So my computer won't detect my TP anymore for file transfer. It did maybe the first month or so though.

Here's what I've tried so far, with no luck.

- Different Computers - Different Cables - New Asus Brand OEM USB Cable - Aftermarket USB Cable - Different USB Ports (Front and Back of Computer) - USB Debugging Mode - Uninstalled Drivers on my PC to try and get table to re-install it. - Factory Reset (multiple times with and without auto-backup) - Connecting From KeyboardDock to Computer

I convinced my cousin to buy a TP and Dock the other week so I also got to try some extra stuff.

- I plugged His TP with His USB cable to His PC and it connected fine.

- I plugged His TP with His USB cable to MY PC and it connected fine.

- I plugged MY TP with His USB cable to His PC and it wouldn't detect.

- I plugged MY TP with His USB cable to MY PC and it wouldn't detect.

I also tried his TP with my USB cables (both oem and aftermarket) on my PC and it connected fine.

Here's Some additional Info, that may be helpful.

I was previously able to connect to my HDMI ports on my TV via micro HDMI, but that does not work anymore either.

I've seen a few people mention serial numbers, so here's some Info, not sure if it's the correct info.

My TP - TF201-B1-CG - S/N starts with a "B" His TP - TF201-B1-GR - S/N starts with a "C"

I thank you all for your time and any insight is much appreciated.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] NewbieKeepItSimple:
Called ASUS support - I'm the first that they have ever heard that problem. They suggested a factory reset but first I must back the data up. Never done a factory reset, I hope Voodoo will keep the root.

When I finally try it - I'll let you know what happens.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] softbox:
Cool thanks NewbieKeepItSimple, I hope we get this sorted ou!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] softbox:
Hey everyone, I have some more interesting info regarding the USB issue. I didn't want to suspect this as a problem, but yea it looks like it may be an actual bad port on the TFP itself.

My reasoning is that I got my free GPS dongle in the mail today and it won't work. Anyone else test this yet?

Another Question, as far as RMAs go, do we HAVE to call in? Anyone know for sure? I know there's forums, but trying to kill 2 birds with 1 stone.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] buxtahuda:
But you guys are charging fine? Just not connecting to the PC's? Have you had a good look at the connectors both on the cable and the Prime, nothing obvious? You all have uninstalled and re-installed the drivers right? Or maybe tried the universal naked driver utility?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] softbox:
Yep, charges fine. I couldn't see anything obviously wrong with cables and connectors.

As far as trying universal naked driver, I'm pretty sure drivers aren't the issue since I tried a whole different TFP with the same computers and cables (stated above) and it connected and installed the drivers correctly.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] NewbieKeepItSimple:
My Prime was sync'd at work with my contacts and I put movies on from my home PC. Now neither PC can communicate with the Prime.

There is somethings with the Prime and USB ports that seem a little goofy. I have a USB memory on my keychain that I use for my work files. One of the things I wanted to do with the Prime is access and work on my files during business trips. The work USB memory is 4GB Fat 32 but the Prime can't see it even though all other computers can see it. Plug in an older 2GB memory - the Prime can see it. Plug in my Apple iPhone - the Prime can see it. Plug in some other USB memories no problem but my work USB is invisible.

I really can't see any reason for the Prime to suddenly become invisible to computers but I will try the factory reset once I get my memory 64GB SDcard next week.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] softbox:
that's so frustrating. factors reset didn't work for me but I'm wishing luck to you.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] TheWerewolf:
Ok.. something to try before going directly to wiping your Prime...

First, try plugging it into a different USB port. This will cause the PC to try and load a new driver.

If that fails, click Start, right click on Computer and select Manage. Look for an entry called "Portable Devices" and under that "Transformer Prime TF201".

If you don't have that at all, then the system has failed to identify the device entirely.. try it with another PC (take it to a Best Buy and plug it in.. :) ). If it fails there, then something has changed in your Prime. If you've flashed the ROM, it's possible that's the problem.

If you DO see the entry, but the PC isn't recognising it - right click on the entry for the Prime and select 'Uninstall'. On the dialogue box that pops up, check "Delete the driver software for this device" and let it do its thing.

Unplug the Prime, then plug it back in. It should download a new driver for the Prime. Hopefully this will fix the problem.

I've never heard of an Android device's ADB USB port failing - it's entirely possible of course - but we have five here.. which is pretty amazing.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] NewbieKeepItSimple:
I'm not holding out much hope either but who knows. The ASUS is rooted but I haven't flashed anything. Another tack I tried is using the just the tablet then keyboard connection but both give the same results.

If I'm connecting to two different spots that on the Prime (dock/Tablet) and there are two different interfacing chip sets involved. Maybe it is a software bug that is screwing up how the Prime addresses the USB (protocol).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] softbox:
yea i'm not rooted either. and same goes for me, neither of my tablet connect or my connection through the dock works =\
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] softbox:
hmm even if it was 2 different chip sets it'd still have to go through the main one. it'd be great if it was software based issue
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] softbox:
don't mean to self bump but wanna see if there's more like us.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] htcdesirezgeorge:
Mine was doing the same thing, now im stuck in the clockwork mod bootloop and cant communicate with my device to unbrick it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] softbox:
that sounds so much more worse than mines
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] snapplex:
Sounds like we are in the same boat. I'm trying to figure out how to access the on-board storage space so I'll be researching how to interface with it. If I figure it out I'll let you know.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
sounds like corrupted drivers. try uninstalling all android or prime drivers you have on your PC. then install The Naked Driver tool from developement section. I've seen posts like yours solved with this. bit this either needs a fresh install or make sure all traces of old drivers are gone. if they aren't, its possible they'll interfere with naked drivers.

check this thread for the low down on it:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1426502
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] princeplanet:
I think it's more than that, at least for me. My computer doesn't even recognize the TP. I used three different computers, with three different cables. None of the computers even recognized the TP, let alone asked for the installation of drivers.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
did you try it anyways? ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] princeplanet:
Yep, the computer didn't even recognize that I had the TP connected.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] littlerm:
I have a TF300 with the same problem. I have tried factory reset, reinstalling Asus Sync, and nothing works. You can't install the naked drivers because the device isn't recognized so the drivers can't be installed. I tried connecting it in Ubuntu Linux (with MTP support installed) and the device is not recognized there either. Sadly I may have to send it back to Amazon and try the Acer or Toshiba.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] buxtahuda:
With this many people having the problem, definitely not just drivers lol, so I retract my earlier statements.

Seems to me that RMA/return is really the only option.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] htcdesirezgeorge:
I actually did something creative to fix mine. I was worried sick about my device and I ended up going to best buy with my laptop and my TF Prime. I hooked my lap top up to the TFP that they had on display there(using their cable) and it installed prefectly on my laptop. Then, I switched quickly to my TFP an it recognized the devices(in CWM) since the device was not installed on my laptop(this was after I removed EVERY android driver from my computer). I then followed the steps to unbrick with option 1a and i was perfectly successful.

*Disclaimer*

DO NOT BOOT IN TO CWM UNLESS YOU TURN YOUR DEVICE OFF FIRST. DO NOT DO FACTORY RESET FROM THE OS, DO NOT BOOT IN TO RECOVERY FROM ROM MANAGER, AND DO NOT DO NOT DO NOT DO NOT CHOOSE REBOOT IN TO RECOVERY FROM LONG PRESSING THE POWER BUTTON.

If you get screwed up, PM me on here or email me Geminigeorge1987@gmail.com. I am a backyard trouble shooter, so maybe I cna learn more from helping.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] softbox:
I believe I tried something similar. My cousin bought a prime and it connected to my comp fine and it installed the drivers for the tfp after I cleared them all. I tried connecting my prime next, no go.

also my GPS dongle doesn't work and my micro HDMI to HDMI doesn't either.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] buxtahuda:
Can anyone say "lemon?"

That sucks.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] softbox:
lemon...

=(
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] LC39B:
Same Problem

I have the same problem and it did not start until Igot it back from RMA. I sent the prime in because the rear camera would not work, they kept it for a month and now besides not connecting to the laptop I have issues like if you touch the screen a little harder than usual it will go blank. really frstrating to think it will go back for srvice, maybe another month without it and not knowing if something else will gt screwed up in the mix!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jlabrat:
Same problem here. But no warrantly return.

1) PC/Windows recognized TFP

2) Unlocked and rooted, installed Virtuous Prime, all was good

2) Port stopped working properly when a bought a car charger. TFP ccharged OK whether attached to the dock or not. But TFP was not recognized by any of my three PC's.

3) Still able to download and install several ROMs and Kernels without issues.

4) Then became bricked where I only had the flash screen.

5) Am able to go to USB on TFP and select Fastboot.

6) But since TFP is not recognized by PC, am not able to use ADB, APX or Fastboot to unbrick my TFP.

I believe the problem is with the proprietary charging port on the TFP, which is not working properly and prevents TFP from being recognized by the PC/Windows.

Potential solutions:

A) Fix or replace the propritary charger port on the TFP and use ADB, APX or Fastboot to unbrick.

B) Find a way to directly access the internal memory to load recovery software.

C) 'Mind meld' with a PC connected with another TFP using the quick switch method.

A) and C) seem more promising. Have any other gotten out of a brick with TFP not not recognized by PC/Windows?

Lesson learned. Don't ignore the problem of TFP not being recognized by PC/Windows. It will prevent you from unbricking your tablet when you need to.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] STraver:
Returns from RMA?

I've sent my 1 week old prime in for the same issue. Worked fine, then suddenly no USB connection. Charges fine. Called Asus tech support many times over several days. They acted like this was a new issue for them, and its interesting to see this has happened and been reported by many others. I tried all of the solutions mentioned previously in this thread to no avail. Since my prime was new its hard to diagnose which waypoint caused the issue. Along with the prime I ordered the dock-to-USB adapter, had the OTA update to .28, rooted, and installed the recommended PC Suite software. I thought it might be helpful for the first early adopter to report what Asus finds regarding this issue when their RMA is returned! Thanks Team!:cool:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ratman6161:
Getting my Prime tomorrow...

My TP is supposed to be arriving tomorrow so I'm reading through a lot of these threads trying to build on the lessons learned from others - so I don't end up in the same boat. So I don't actually have a prime....yet.

But I have quite a lot of experience supporting Windows and Windows devices. And it seems to me if this "quick switch" method is actually working for someone, then its almost got to be a Windows Driver issue rather than a problem with the TP itself. If there were something inherently wrong with the TP such as a bad port, it seems to me like the quick switch could not possibly work.

Some questions for the people having this issue:

It looks to me like Asus has pushed out a lot of different updates to this device since it was first released - including the whole Honey Comb to ICS update. One thing I'm wondering about is, does it really need a new driver to support the updated OS but Windows is identifying it as the same device so it isn't getting the new driver? In the past I've seen a lot of problems with video drivers where the recommendation is usually to completely uninstall old drivers before attempting to install new ones - to the point where there have been special utilities for that specific purpose.

From what I've been hearing, my TP will come out of the box with Honey Comb on it and then it will be updated to the latest version which appears to be V9.4.2.28. My thought is that what I should do with a brand new TP is to get the device itself updated to the latest version

first

without ever connecting it to the PC and only when it is fully updated, connect it to the PC for the first time.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jcarlospr:
I have the same problem but I made a huge mistake I download a ran the unlocked tool. Now I can't use the warranty.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jackmei2:
grrr.... I ignored my TFP not being able to connect to my PC too, and thought it was a ROM issue or a cable issue since the plastic cap broke on my usb cable. I also wasn't able to charge my prime unless it was docked to the keyboard. which I thought was odd and figured it was the cable.

then finally I tried CM9 thinking it might help resolve this issue of my prime not connecting to my PC's, but it didn't and when I went to flash back to a stock ROM, I ended up getting stuck and not being able to boot past cwm. ADB will fix it, but my PC doesn't see the TFP so it can't connect.... I ordered a new usb cable and it didn't work either.

I kinda feared being screwed by giving asus the out when I unlocked my prime by some hardware issue in the future... guess I'll give them a call and see what they say.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jlabrat:
jackmei,

I went to Best Buy today to see if they could repair my TFP. They did see if my tablet was recognized by their PC and it was not. They would not take in my tablet for repair. If they sell one under a protection plan they just replace the tablet.

I have not been able to locate a replacement dock port part, so the only option seems to be to disassemble the tablet and try to diagnose and repair the dock port. If that fails to resolve the connectiveity issue the only other option would be to gain access to the internal memory. Can anyone offer advice on either of these approaches?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] STraver:
Got an email last night reporting that my TP is being shipped back to me after repair. There was no mention of what they found was the problem. Has anyone else who sent in their TP received a return from RMA and can report what Asus said the issue was?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bentear:
Happened to me and by chance discovered it was neither the tablet or windows or the PC's I tried, but rather the USB sync cable that came with the tablet[. Went to office depot purchased the OEM cable for 39.99 plugged it in and bam windows showed Transformer rather then Unknown Device. Hope this helps
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] EATtablets:
I can confirm it's the cable not the port on my Prime - had exactly the same problem here.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jcarlospr:
not for me, I bought another cable and still having the problem

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006N3L5SE/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bentear:
That isn't an OEM Cable
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wstahlm80:
I am experiencing the same issue.

- My Prime still Charges

- Dock Still Works

- GPS Dongle still works

- WILL NOT be recognized on any PC (WinXP, WinVista, Win7)

I have reloaded drivers on my main (Win7 x64) PC with no change in response.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] softbox:
I sent an RMA about maybe a week ago, and now it's on it's way back. I hope they fixed all on my checklist (fix usb ports and rattling from vibrate motor), but i'll keep my expectations low.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jcarlospr:
ok, so I went to Officedepot and bought the OEM cable. The good thing my tablet is now charging the bad thing still not connecting to my computer.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] softbox:
got ym rma back today, the fixed the usb issue and fix my vibration motor, still need to see if my dongle will work now
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ccrobin:
I am having the same issue. Tried 3 different cables (2 OEM, 1 Aftermarket). Uninstalled all drivers, rebooted everything, tried 5 different computers - still nothing. The TF201 is not recognized under device manager at all, though it charges with the cable. All worked fine prior to updating to ICS.

I am considering sending it in for RMA, but my screen is cracked and I'm afraid they'll just say the drop broke my usb. I really don't want to spend any more money on this thing. Its a fine tablet, though most of the features I bought it for are not working properly (gps, quad core is plagued with i/o issues that make me long for my old win98 computer on dial-up internet, now usb). For the costs and delays, I'd be better off purchasing a new $200-300 tablet. Wish they had some sort of trade-up program where for a reasonable fee I could trade-in the prime for the new 700.

At any rate, I hope someone can figure out this usb problem. Has anyone tried reverting to honeycomb (is it even possible without USB access)? Just wondering if we can confirm it is an ICS issue, as it seems everyone started having problems after the ICS updates...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] softbox:
When I sent mines in because the USB issue, I also tried everything (new/old/oem/3rd party cables, different computers, different primes.) Sent mines in for a RMA. Took about 2 weeks for me to ship to them and get it back. Upon getting mines back, there's a repair log they send with it. They had to replace the whole board...meaning it's not a software based issue. They also fixed my vibrate motor.

Unfortunate about your screen, but I'm pretty sure the USB issue is just a random crappy faulty hardware, so you may be able to get away with them just fixing the board, but not fixing your screen. Maybe they will contact you saying you can pay to have screen fixed. My experience with Asus was good, maybe they won't try to screw you over.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ccrobin:
Thanks for the info. I just started the process of doing an RMA (I think). The ASUS website wasn't very clear on how to initiate a request.

Just curious, any better performance on GPS or WIFI with the new board?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] softbox:
GPS and wifi appear the same
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jackmei2:
I just got my prime back from the Texas repair center and so far everything looks good. they replaced the mainboard and returned my original USB cable and I was able to connect to my Win7 laptop, so it wasn't a problem with the cable. happy to get it back, but sucks I had to pay for it to be repaired.