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[Acer Iconia A500] gears177:
I have flex's ics custom rom great by the way thanks dev :-) but noticed when I try to pair with Bluetooth headsets it no longer says paired but not connected but says cannot connect to an incorrect pin or pass key.....is the a500 actually able to successfully pair with Bluetooth headsets now or is it still doomed? (I've also had success pairing with other phones I haven't been able to before.) Sorry for bad english:-)
[Acer Iconia A500] tc80tc80:
I am on the OTA version and my Sony DR-BT22 headphones works fine. No problems pairing. However the Sony's builtin microphone still does not work.
[Acer Iconia A500] evelbug:
I have been using a motorola s10 headset with stock ota ics. Audio is fine. I ran into one problem last night when i turned on the headset while netflix was playing and the sudia wasn't synced right, but I exited and restarted netflix and it was fine. I have not tried anything with microphone yet.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Keiynn:
Sorry if it's a noob question but I've no idea how to do it. I saw somewhere that you're supposed to press the volume up button when it's booting and a blue LED flashes but that didn't do anything for me. Tried multiple times.

Thanks in advance C:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Scratchling:
Turn off

Hold volume up then connect USB

Blue led, you can do it, green LED you cant.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Keiynn:
Isn't that fastboot mode? Because that works but I can't figure out how to flash the DooMKernel. There's no option to do it in Flashtool :/
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] K900:
You need to flash kernel.elf via fastboot first, then boot into recovery and flash the whole zip.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] MasterLinuxer:
The recboery is included inside the kernel. Because you don't have recovery you have to flash is through fastboot first, then flash the update (zip), Rom, or anything else through the recovery.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Keiynn:
I got it now, thanks guys :D

Rooted and bloatware free C:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] vamshi1285:
rooting xperia s

iam new to android platforum my xperia s lt26i on2.3.7 {6.0a.3.73} i want to know how can i root my mobile and how can i enter recovery mode please can you tell in detail because i dont know anything.my root status is bootloader unlock allowed:yes
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Jazz Like That:
There threads will help you.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1527159

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1527133

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1599303

Keep in mind that unlocking the bootloader will void the warranty.

First understand everything in the above threads (above links) and then start doing them in your mobile.

After you root your mobile and flash a kernel that has recovery, you can enter into recovery by pressing the volume button few times while the phone is booting.

Go through the threads in the development section first.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] shmoejoe:
NO....it will NOT void your warranty, for the hundredth time....

I swear they tell you to read the warning before you do it, but no one does... It says 'may' which does not mean 'will'. It will only be voided if you overclock or do something stupid and fry your phone.

For rooting and general mild modifications it will NOT void your warranty. Even overclocking really won't unless you go overboard.
[HTC One S] justin11141:
I just got the HTC one S today and already experiencing random reboots....the phone has already done at least 10 today....anybody else experiencing this? And if anybody knows a solution?
[HTC One S] kcolatay:
I've been using the phone nonstop and I have yet to get a random reboot.
[HTC One S] justin11141:
It usually happens to me when I'm done using my phone and I lock it or its on stand by, it hasn't happened yet while using it
[HTC One S] jriv:
I would try factory reset then take it back if it keeps doing it . One of the good things about a non removable battery is its suppose to help with random reboots. I've never had one so it might be something wrong with your phone.

Sent from a guy living in a van down by the river
[HTC One S] mitchgixer6:
I'd be sending it back. I'm on my second handset due to the chipping MAO issue. My first one must have rebooted about 3 times in the course of 5 days. My current one hasn't done it yet. Sounds like a fault somewhere.
[HTC One S] h.han:
Just had one reboot few mins ago, had the phone for more than two weeks, never experienced this before.

Only difference was I had installed Battery app with shows a number of remaining battery on top left corner on notification bar. Uninstalled it right away. Not sure if this app caused the reboot will report back.
[HTC One S] Richard1322:
My phone has rebooted several times and it always happens when a program hangs and I try to get out that program. It hasn't been specific to just one program. It's happened to me with Google Play, Play Market, chrome Browser...
[HTC One S] pjsmith:
My one-s did this a lot from new. Seems to have settled a bit - desperate to find out if it's a hardware issue or not as I need to return it in next day or 2 if so. Seems to be happening to too many people to be hardware unless something is majorly botched!
[HTC One S] unrealii:
Is wifi on?

My router was acting up and my phone would reboot every time I tried to connect to it. Factory reset did nothing.

I reset the router and updated the firmware and all is good. It was a Dlink 614+ or something like that.
[HTC One S] pjsmith:
Yes, wifi on. My router is a 'draytek', a new model and up to date though. My desire running CM had no issues with it.

I have noted however that there appear to be other wifi issues with the oneS. It doesn't always disconnect from wifi even after leaving the building, eating up the power and leaving you with no data connection. I've had to put the wifi widget on the home screen to turn off and back on again to get it functional. It's a pain. Still pondering about returning this.
[HTC One S] pzboyz:
I have a stock HOS, and Yes I get an RR a few times a week, not 10 per day. This weekend it just went to a power off state for no reason, pressing and holding the button the first time just gave a short green line flash across the middle of the screen and it failed to boot, releasing and holding the power button a second time did boot the phone again.

I also have the same Wifi problems described by others, but worse it can not find my router (2wire 2700hgv) when the SSID is not broadcast and my neighbours SSID is! This is my only HTC or Android device with this problem.
[HTC One S] Souelle:
HTC One S in the UK, stock everything, no root

I also encountered regular reboots (approximately hourly) during my first week of use. My theory is that in my case this may be related to the radio issue reported in other threads - that of the connection jumping rapidly between different connection modes.

Since WCDMA coverage in my area is terrible anyway, I switched the radio to "GSM only" under Mobile network settings > Network mode. In addition to fixing the connectivity issues I was experiencing, my device has not reset once in the weeks since.

Not ideal, but since I'm on wifi nearly all of the time, the slower speeds aren't an issue for me. I am hopeful that when HTC roll out a firmware fix for the radio, it may also put an end to the frequent resets I experienced using the "GSM / WCDMA auto" mode.
[HTC One S] GuestX0019:
4 days old and no reboots

rooted--no custom roms yet

i too have the battery % icon and will see if i get any reboots now

any of you guys have the "tampered" in bootloader that shouldn't be there and getting the reboots
[HTC One S] Habarug:
I've had two random reboots. The first while using chrome, the other one right after it had booted after the first reboot :P then I updated to latest firmware, and I haven't had any since that. Maybe that's what the update does ? :)
[HTC One S] Reevine:
I also had random reboots but took it back and got a brand new unit. Its rooted and running custom ROM. So far no reboot issues. Though when my first unit was rebooting it was after an app froze up and I back out of it. From testing other units it appears to be a RAM issue. Sense uses to much memory. Seems the restart occurs after dropping below 165 mb available RAM.

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HTC One X - CM9 ROM

HTC One S - Personal Custom ROM

Galaxy Nexus - Stock 4.0.4 (rooted)

LG G2x - Stock 2.3.4 (rooted)

HTC G1 - retired

Nexus One - retired
[HTC One S] DJAeroX26:
Excuse my non-contributing with a mere complaint, but I am also experiencing these random reboots. I noticed it seems to happen more when my GPS comes on. :/ complety stock here... I haven't even thought of rooting yet!
[HTC One S] Crash8308:
Take your phone back to to T-Mobile and have them replace it. I had the same problem with the one I bought my wife. It also had a problem with WiFi calling and they replaced it on the spot.
[HTC One S] adamhlj:
I have noticed that if I am streaming music with wifi and go to 4G, it tends to reboot. Either its plugged in to my car stereo and I drive away from work, or I have a set of bluetooth headphones paired with the device. In both cases, beats audio was turned on. But. I am used to random reboots with HTC phones.
[HTC One S] mr_skot:
I concur. The only time I've experienced any issues with phonus interruptus is when I turn on the Gps while using the Sport Tracker application. For some reason it reboots right after starting.
[HTC One S] dooshbag45:
Just return it. New phones shouldn't do that. Sounds like some apps are looping for resources. Had this phone for 2 days using WiFi and hotspot my lap and Xbox 360 to watch hulu without a hiccup.
[HTC One S] Vladislavb92:
Hi.

It happened with my One S. After the latest update 1.78.401.2 phone keeps rebooting like 20! times a day.

Hard reset, cache cleaning, radio turning off, using without programms and other basic methods haven't helped. Tried RUU 1.56.401.2, but it couldn't restore my phone, because bootloaders between 1.56... and 1.78... are different.

Note that I haven't done anything to system - I don't have root. Just a virgin HTC One S.

So, I am stucked. Road to service is not a possibility since they would take it for 1 month.
[HTC One S] :
sorry for problems Vladislavb92

what steps did you take to install OTA--assuming you had custom recovery and root

can you fastboot flash torxx's latest stock rom based on 1.78 by extracting the boot and system images and fastbooting them thru command window

it is an EU rom
[HTC One S] fsamoggia:
I was wondering what was happening too. I had no reboot problems at all, I started seeing some when applications where getting stuck, which didnt happen before the update. However for some coincidence I had the battery % app too, which I installed first right after a factory reset...and rebooted almost instantly, after waking up while switching from wifi to umts. Uninstalled the battery program straight away and for the moment seems ok, I ll report if anyhing changes.
[HTC One S] :
thats an older post and was referring to original rom--I don't have OTA yet here in USA--

but no reboots even with Market 1% app
[HTC One S] Vladislavb92:
My phone is a virgin - hadn't root and custom recovery ever.

If stock RUU 1.78.401.2 won't help, I am afraid it is a hardware issue.. But why after the update? That is the question.
[HTC One S] :
Sorry,

Missed that you are not rooted--does that leave you with calling HTC

Ken
[HTC One S] wizard86pz:
Hi guys!

I've the One S from 8th of may...after the first boot and configuration I've updated my Software Number to 1.78.401.2 and in 48h of use the One S auto-rebooted 3 or 4 times...yesterday I've made a factory reset. After that I've re-configured my One S and its apps...about 30 minutes ago, One S auto-re-booted again after 24h of no stop normal use...I'm so angry for this reason...I hope in a good update in few next days to resolve this bad bad issue! Anyone knows anything about the date of the next update OTA for the One S?
[HTC One S] pjsmith:
Just wanted to add that since the OTA update for my one s a couple days ago, no more reboots, so hopefully, that's the end of the issue
[HTC One S] wizard86pz:
Did you have updated to 1.78.401.2?

Inviato dal mio HTC One S con Tapatalk 2.
[HTC One S] scpieps:
I have had my tmous One S since a day or two after it came out in stores. This morning was the first time I had a random reboot. Mine has been rooted for a couple weeks. Unless it keeps happening, or gets worse once the US OTA is released, I'm not going to worry about it. I came from a Vibrant running CM9 that would reboot at least once a day; this is a vast improvement.
[HTC One S] jayelbird:
I am also running Tmous. My wife and I both got the One S, and mine works fine, but her's has the same problems as the OP. Also, her lockscreen sometimes doesn't unlock. Touching the unlock ring just hangs. Hopefully an OTA will fix it.
[HTC One S] jads11:
Just a note, holding down the power button for 10 seconds reboots the phone automatically, all of my "random reboots" have been when the phone is in my pocket and because it is so large it presses against my leg at the top, depressing the power button hence rebooting the phone.. That MAY be the issue if it's randomly rebooting while in your pocket!
[HTC One S] cj1171:
I've noticed this as well with my Tmo One S. It was pretty crazy last night but has only rebooted once today. It's happened when on wifi or with low signal so it's hard to tell if those are related. But, it seems like almost every time it's happened has when I turn my screen on and the weather animation goes or I unlock and just get to the home screen.

Sometimes though the screen goes blank and I get feedback from buttons but can't get the screen to come back, if I press the sleep button to turn it off and back on, that always makes it reboot at that point...
[HTC One S] jayelbird:
I know I have had random reboots because I hit that power button. Solution for me: TPU case. The button is much harder to push with hat case (which may be a little annoying to other people), so I don't turn it off in my pocket.

But my wife's has shut off in her purse and out on the table. There isn't really a solid likelihood of the button getting pushed.
[HTC One S] cj1171:
Agreed, mine was sitting on the table sleeping and just up and rebooted. It seems from the Tmo forums people are honing in on it being a wifi or wifi calling related issue. I do have my wifi always on as I have no signal in my apartment so it's a question of what specifically is causing it on wifi
[HTC One S] jayelbird:
Which Tmo forums are you talking about?

And disabling Wifi Calling might make it go away? Gonna give that a try.
[HTC One S] cj1171:
http://support.t-mobile.com/community/phones_data_devices/android/htc_one_s?view=discussions

Haven't disabled wifi calling as I need it in my apartment (no signal). But let me know if that fixes it for you. It really does seem though that weather animations set it off, I was just using the weather app and the screen went off, then it rebooted seconds later.
[HTC One S] cj1171:
An update: No wifi calling enabled since last night and my phone just rebooted when it hopped on wifi after being out. So yes, it's wifi related, no it's not wifi calling :mad:
[HTC One S] tdtylert:
Mine just rebooted for the second time I think with me it has something to do with signal not WiFi both times I woke the phone from sleep and in places I normally get service it says no signal and then a minute later it will shut off then reboot
[HTC One S] Reviewers:
Ever tried taking it back to the store?

So many people have this rebooting problem.
[HTC One S] cj1171:
Yup, if anyone else has this problem where you get random reboots, especially on wifi and wifi calling doesn't work, take it back.

My new unit hasn't rebooted once and wifi calling works perfectly with the exact same settings/scenarios. :D
[HTC One S] wizard86pz:
I've reboots not on calling or wifi-using...I've reboots RANDOMLY...
[HTC One S] jmart999:
Force and random reboots

I can steadily make mine reboot. If I go to metro north train schedule, the page does not render properly, if I select view full desktop site it reboots every time. It's also rebooted a few times when the alarm goes off and when copying more than 80 MB of data at a time. If I try and copy 2 albums on it it reboots. I have to have encryption enabled for work so it leaves me at a hung screen waiting for the encryption password. This is obviously a real problem. I thought maybe it was the encryption but after reading this post I'm going to return it.
[HTC One S] District:
I've only had two random reboots in the two weeks I've owned my T-Mobile HTC One S.

Both times I was heavily using the phone.

Wifi internet surfing + maps and GPS + taking photos; then i got a phone call and it rebooted.

Also, I've felt the phone get warm after taking a few camera shots and then switching apps. When I felt it get warm I manually rebooted. Maybe the camera app isn't sleeping properly.
[HTC One S] slipperyp:
This is what happens to me, too. I'm not using it (though I might be at the boundary of a wifi connection area - I'm not sure) and it will randomly reboot. To be clear - I think most of us are talking about CRASHES, not just reboots. When the system comes back up, there is an icon in the notification area stating that the phone just recovered from an unexpected shutdown and offers to send data about the crash to HTC (at least this is always the case for me). This is not a matter of accidentally holding down the power button and triggering a reboot.
[HTC One S] wizard86pz:
I quote it!

Inviato dal mio HTC One S con Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] copacetix:
yes. and looking at the log, it doesn't show anything i understand.

anyone ha solved this problem (i thought that updating the OS would have helped, but it didn't):crying:
[HTC One S] h.han:
Yes, I too started to have this problem recently for a few times now. I tried to recall any new apps I had installed and used in the past week. Only the free ones from Amazon appstore I downloaded everyday. Particularly one game called "going nuts" I played the most and it is very heavy 3d game which makes my phone burning hot after 20 mins play.

maybe that's the reason causing the reboot cos I never had a single reboot since 5 months ago when I bought the phone, must have something to do with apps which made the phone go nuts.

Uninstall the game and let's see what happen next.

---------- Post added at 08:46 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:22 PM ----------

I just successfully reproduced the reboot and the error report shown in the notification after reboot.

It is due to holding down the power button for a long period of time. I read some people mentioning this in previous posts as well. And I thought, yes I spent at least 20mins in the underground, sitting, and my phone was always in my trousers pocket, accidentally pressing home button could happen.

To reproduce the reboot and error report, whtat i did was hold down the power button for a hard reboot, after the 3 second count down was finished, I kept holding the button, did not release it at all for another maybe 10 or 15 secs, so in total from the beginning, I held down the button for about 30 secs. Just like the phone was in my pocket in a fixed position. Then the phone completly switched off rather than rebooted, so then I started it by pressing power button as normal. After it was booted, error report showed.

Also, as I said in the previous post, my phone never rebooted before, only started to happen a week ago, that was exactly when I started to take it naked without any case!! How coincident!

So, for me the reboot and error report problem are due to pressing power button. Hope this helps others.
[HTC One S] copacetix:
got back my one s yesterday night after 15 days being serviced by htc. they replaced the mobo, they say.

10 minutes ago it rebooted again.

i'm angry as hell.

also i have to say that i reproduced the crash exactly as h.han, but in the past they occurred while i was sleeping, so no one was pushing the button for 5 secs.

i really don't know what to do.
[HTC One S] virtq:
It helped me alot, it is exactly what's happening to my device. And reading at HTC's support site, it also seems that it's a feature:

"HTC One X not responding?

If HTC One X does not respond when you touch the screen or press the buttons, you can still restart it.

Press and hold the POWER button for at least 10 seconds. HTC One X then restarts."

It's not really a thougtful feature because when you bend over in pretty tight jeans, the power button gets accidently pushed and held for a while and after 10 sec it turns off. Wouldn't it be better to just rely on a hardware button to do this for you? 10 seconds is too short of time.
[HTC One S] :
Thought I would post my experiences with my One S randomly rebooting.

I bought an O2-branded One S off eBay for a decent price. I started to notice a random reboot about twice daily, usually when it was just sitting there with the screen off it would vibrate & I'd see the HTC boot logo.

I Googled around a bit and some said they had luck turning off the "Best Wi-Fi performance", but that didn't work for me.

First thing I did was to unlock the bootloader, root it & install a custom ROM. Used TWRP to do a wipe of the data, cache & installed TrickDroid v4.0.0.

Still had the random reboots, although they appeared to be even more frequent now.

I then tried to go back to the stock O2 ROM, which didn't work as it kept giving me an "Unknown Error" when flashing.

Next, I changed the CID from O2___001 to HTC__001 using these instructions.

Then I relocked the bootloader & installed the original generic European ROM. Things seemed to be a little better, with the time between reboots extending to almost 17 hours.

Lastly, I unlocked the bootloader and used TWRP to clear everything, SD, data, cache, secure, and flashed JellyBam.

Been running for 4 days now with no random reboots :)
[HTC One S] adtamez:
Blade0rz, I am having exactly the same problem as you did. Are you still andom reboot free? No reboots since your post?

Do you mind telling me the exact name or link of the original European rom that you used? By original do you mean the very first version of the HTC branded rom? Or did you use the latest version?

Finally and most importantly, can you tell me your current phone specs or details? Hboot version, radio, kernel, etc.

I really appreciated in advance. I have tried so many things already with no success.

Regards
[HTC One S] :
I understand your frustration - I was very close to sending the phone back before I got it working!

I'm pretty sure it was this RUU:

https://hotfile.com/dl/169774719/b93be7d/RUU_Ville_U_ICS_40_S_HTC_Europe_2.31.401.5.exe.html

As I mentioned, I needed to set the CID before I could install the RUU. I had previously unlocked the bootloader but re-locked it again before installing the RUU.

Bootloader Info:

HBOOT-2.15

RADIO-1.11.50.05.28

Currently Running JellyBam 4.1.0, CM10 and still reboot-free :)

Kernel: 3.0.57-g9268db3
[HTC One S] adtamez:
Thank you! I'm glad and very happy for you that you are still reboot free. It is nice to hear. I'll post my results as soon as possible.
[HTC One S] kwiggington:
I had 1 and has not done it since
[HTC One S] I_did_it_just_tmrrow:
I hope you guys can help me.

Today a friend of me come to us, he had also the reboot problems.

I am not a pc noob but I dont want to brick his One-S :D

We made a Soft-Reset & a Hard-Reset. Still random reebots, sometimes every 10 minutes!

Here his HW informations: [Please set me free, i would be very thankfull!]

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I've heard that I need to Unlock his bootloader to use fastboot, is that right?

How do I do that?

Greetings by I_did_it_just_tmrrow
[HTC One S] stoana:
For unlocking test out this programm:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2076086