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[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] el'cid:
How to do it?

Yes, my SD card always worked with no trouble before.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mengfei:
are you using a Micro-SD adapter or do you put the Micro-SD directly to the Card reader?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] htccraze:
I know years ago some of the small stuff like this seemed to get very annoying to figure out on my own. Oh and how to copy to the root of my SD card was a problem at 1st too lol.

The answer is rather simply though.There is a small lever on the adapter your using. Adjust it so it does not say write protected and you should be fine.

The adapter can get accidentally pushed in (very easily I might add) when inserting your card in and out of the computer or reader. This is why it could of been fine last week and now has caused some problems. Once you see it you'll understand why and how easy it is to overlook.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] el'cid:
Probem solved. The probem was with sd adapter.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] el'cid:
Thanks problem solved.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Marvlesz:
The thanks button is there for a reason. ;)
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] hdnebat:
Suddenly, my 6800 start to be very slow, so i have restarted the tablet, and since then it never boots, tried to do factory reset from recovery but it reboots while wiping data, wiping cache alone works but has no effect , the tablet still stuck on Galaxy Tab 7.7 sign.

i have re-flashed the firmware many times with no luck, is it possible to have bad sectors that prevent booting? how i could check if any exists?

is there any wiping Firmware?

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] lsherif:
Although this is not the right section to post , as this should be posted in "General".

But as this just happened to me few days ago, the only straight way to overcome this is to leave the tab till the battery drains completely.

This is probably happening due to corrupted data with your internal memory .
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] maconsultant:
e2fsck is what you want to run while In an ADB shell to your device. I have had corrupted storage twice and running the command on the various partitions fixed it for me both times. I don't remember the partitions off head, but it's easily found in the forums here.. Hope this helps..

Sent from another iPhone4s..
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] O_G:
Moved To General​

The development section is not for questions, please post in the correct section in the future​
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Tom Ber:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25487137&postcount=22
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] jabbermacy:
Option to above (maybe) is to flash stock and then reset on completion, wipe in STOCK recovery, then do what you want -- works for me and I have very similar issues...
[HTC One X] bigoliver:
Today my phone, for no known reason is trying to download this "tmm.jpg,ttm.jpg" I cannot not stop the process as yet, this is what I have tried...

1. Long and short pressing the icon (nothing happens)

2. Toggling on and off wifi and network data

3. Restart

4. Turn on and off

5. Stopping all running apps

6. 3 & 4 again

Yet it is still trying to download, I have no idea what tmm.jpg,tmm.jgp is, but, I assume some kind of picture file, maybe something to do with android or the 3 branding on my phone?

I am on 3 network UK and yesterday I upgraded to 1.28.771.9 the latest 3 branded software.

Not only is this problem annoying, but it is killing my battery. Please can someone help I don't want to factory restore if I don't have to.

Here is a screen shot...

Please help advise me how I can end this process.

Cheers in advance,

Oliver
[HTC One X] bigoliver:
Weird, it has finally stopped downloading on its own, after about 2 hours?!! Not sure what it was, but should this happens to anyone else just wait, it takes a long time whatever it is.
[HTC One X] Techimplant:
Get yourself a good antivirus..u can go for AVG..

Sent from my Stunning White HTC One X
[HTC One X] beanbean50:
I've had that prob a few times in the past and found that going into settings > apps > all > download manager > clear data + cache gets rid of the gremlins :)
[HTC One X] bigoliver:
Thanks I'm sure you're post will help others. Fortunatly for me this issue hasn't returned, touch wood.
[HTC One X] treebill:
Yeh useless most malware isn't detected, its only removed when Google pull it don't waste space/power or time in them.
[HTC One X] jaaystott:
Nothing to do with 3, look's like you went on a website with some sort of virus. If that download has completed, I'd be extremely weary. I recommend Kaspersky or maybe even AVG like mentioned above.
[HTC One X] bigoliver:
Hi all,

Just installed avast anti virus from the market, it says my phone is virus free so that's a relief.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] spawk:
hello all i have a problem after flashing my mini with cyanogen for mini and flashed after with ics from here i have decided to reflash it with original firme from SE but the problem is this after flashed it now my sim card not work i have phone i tape my pin code after this i dont have operator [ carrier] i have no service

pleas tel me how i revers this thanks in advance
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
maybe something like this

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25120412&postcount=7373
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] emannxperia:
I found a very usefull thread. So i think it might be usefull here.

Original thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21856647#post21856647
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] emannxperia:
Nice..

And i get the 3rd post..:D
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Pandemic:
I think that jelly donut, called to jelly bean :confused:

Sent from my Neo V with supercharged ICS ^^
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] karanrajpal14:
I recently noticed that the share option was missing from the all apps menu, can anyone please help me restore it? I'm currently using a rooted HTC explorer running android 2.3.5. Please check the screenshot for more info. Thanks!!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] karanrajpal14:
Can someone please help me with this?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sashank:
You mean it hasn't been appearing after the upgrade to 2.3.5 right? Maybe HTC removed it and I don't think people use it that much to be bothered about making a mod for it. If you want to share your apps through Play Store links, try 'MyAppSharer' in Play Store. You can even share apks of apps with this.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] karanrajpal14:
Actually i haven't updated my phone. It came bundled with 2.3.5 this bug appeared just a few days ago. Can it be fixed? As for the app, thanks a lot!!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sashank:
Try this - go to Settings-Applications-Manage apps-All apps, find HTC Sense in the list (if there are more than one, it's the one logo that looks like the home screen and is be a few MB in size). Open that, clear data and press home. It should reset your launcher and app drawer. I don't know if it'll work but try it. Also you *may* need to set your apps and widgets on the various screens again. I haven't used Sense in a long time so I don't remember exactly.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] karanrajpal14:
That worked mate thanks a lot!!
[LG Optimus 2x] Che4ter:
Hello

I've successfully compiled CM9 from the source and i can flash it.

But it doesn't detect my sim card and i have no network(wifi works)

It say unknown baseband, I've tried baseband 218,313,1120 and the correct rils but nothing happens. I also have no apns in the settings and i can not save new apns.

Does someone have a idea what i do wrong or have a solution for this problem?

Sorry for my bad english
[LG Optimus 2x] XXMrHyde:
Hello Che4ter,

had the same problem with my Unofficial CM9 Build,

it`s easy to fix:

in build.prop, find the line: ro.modversion=9.0.0-RC0-p990-UNOFFICIAL (near the buttom) and just delete it, and your baseband is working.

(I`ve got this info from owain94, so all credits goes to him or the person who found this out.)

I`ve just one question, (don`t want to open an other threat)

How can I get the Build Version shown at system settings -> about phone, like in owain`s Build or Nova HD Rom?
[HTC One X] abc27:
It doesn't matter what HTC says. Consumer law > HTC's warranty.
[HTC One X] f4flake:
Of course not, I'm just seeking clarification of what HTC are up to.
[HTC One X] f4flake:
part 2.

Luke: Hi, Paul

F4flake: Hi luke

F4flake: Are you reading through or should I go from the top?

Luke: Just need a moment to read through this chat log, I understand you are not happy that unlocking the bootloader of your device voids your warranty, is that right?

F4flake: No, not as such.

F4flake: I'm seeking clarification as to what "may" void your warranty means.

Luke: Unlocking the bootloader of your device will remove the warranty.

F4flake: Ok, should that not be reflected at HTC dev?

Luke: The main reason for this is due to the fact you can perform administrative tasks on the phone, for example over clocking. This can be done. We cannot condone that this will be in warranty as any damages that may occur in the future may have been caused by you performing one of these actions.

Luke: The HTC dev site is there for developers

F4flake: Of course it is, but the developers will shortly not be there for HTC

Luke: What do you mean?

F4flake: So let me get this straight, The act of unlocking the bootloader voids warranty in its entirety?

Luke: Yes

Luke: All repairs will be chargeable

F4flake: Then I guess I will have to return my handset, inform my twitter followers and post the entire conversation on xda.

F4flake: I imagine there are a whole bunch of users world wide who will be interested to know they can no longer look to HTC for their purchases.

F4flake: Thank you for your clarification.

F4flake: I believe that's everything I need to know. Thank you for your time.

Luke: Thank you for your time Paul. I am sorry to hear that you are unhappy that opening the bootloader of your device will void your warranty.

Luke: I apologise I could be of no further assistance to you.

Luke: Is there anything else I can help you with today?

F4flake: Not yet, I will shortly be questioning the legality of that statement with my friendly neighbourhood consumer rights person. As I don't believe it will stand up under UK law, Has anyone tested it yet?

Luke: I wouldn't know that Paul.

Luke: Thanks for chatting with me today, Paul. To end our conversation, please click End Session. You’ll be invited to take a short survey which I’d be grateful if you took a moment to complete. Enjoy the rest of your day!

F4flake: cheers.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
just because you spoke to one manager does not mean it is the same thing for the rest..i still think that if you return the phone to the original rom that came with the handset straight out of the box and yeah lock it if may depending on the issues you return the phone back i still think you are covered. now if software issue and i mean by flashing a new rom or kernel caused the phone and motherboard not to function correctly then fine that is understandable that your warranty will be voided. but if say the screen is damaged or say the LED light is not working then i feel your warranty should still be covered

Does kinda make you wonder though if unlocking the device through htcdev site was the right thing to do or not sometimes. either how i never had to send a phone in for anything major as i always take care of my phones..for others though that have issues maybe they should look into this in more depth...kinda makes you think twice when reading such threads if one should purchase a htc phone if they like to flash and stuff
[HTC One X] monkasko:
Nice... They put their hands off everything, when the phone is unlocked on htcdev site... Some devs here should find the way how to unlock bootloader without htcdev as quick as possible... I want to use custom rom but with full warranty...

I will donate everyone who can do this... And I think many of us will... :-)))
[HTC One X] f4flake:
Hey I s-offed my old desire and reflashed an old ruu before I sent it back for warranty repair.

They turned it around and gave it straight back.

Simply wanted to point out the "may" void warranty is infact "will" void warranty of they damn well feel like. Causing a pain in the ass.

So under the guise of being developer friendly they have in fact become far less friendly.

It's nothing we didn't know, but it should inform our consumer choices, it certainly will mine.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
Like i said. Kinda makes you wonder sometimes. This has kinda put me off HTC now..I did had my doubts but still thought to ignore due to the fact of my good run of looking after my phones. With sammy all you had to do is use a Jig reset your binary count and flash a stock rom to unroot and that was it warranty back. Bah i love my One X but reading all this kinda makes me wonder if getting a HTC is worth buying anymore..Hell iphones when you jailbreak you can reset them back unjailbreak and you still have your warranty.

Still love my HOX though and i have to make sure i even take more good care of my baby now more then:D
[HTC One X] flakz0r:
So if my power button falls off after 1 week and i have an unlocked bootloader, i have to pay HTC to repair my phone? 8-)
[HTC One X] clyder:
This is very interesting conversation. I purchased OneX few weeks ago and still am hesitant to unlock it because I very much dont like the idea of letting htc officialy know that I am unlocking the device, even though on htcdev it states that it may void the warranty.

If they would offer us a way to completely unlock the phone(including s-off) and then told us that it will void the warranty that would be a different story.

As for motherboard replacement, I had very similar experience. My last phone was HD2 (with android ofc) and because my hardware buttons got very worn off I took it to a local htc service (official) for repair. I wasnt claiming warranty because it expired so I had to pay for repair. After a day they called me and letting me know that diagnosis is over and that bill would be almost 300e...

They wanted to replace entire board because android was on the phone. When I asked them why they need to replace board since I only wanted to have a replaced flat cable, they told me that it is htc's policy to return the phone in factory condition. So they tried to force a procedure totally unnecessary and not requested by me wich would cost me almost twice the value of a used HD2. I just payed them 10 euros for diagnostics and left giving them a finger in my head.
[HTC One X] abc27:
If HTC actually tried to pull that stunt on anyone and got challenged in court, they'd lose and fairly quickly too.

All it takes is for one person to take them to court and they'll hopefully learn their lesson.
[HTC One X] diggedy:
Their take on illegal software also has me interested.

"No Head Office have told us to say illegal as if any stock ROM is tampered with it's not supported by us."

However, CM9 is not a stock rom per say and therefore cannot be tampered with, correct me if im wrong there. So can we get away with flashing that?

Sounds all very vague to me there and in the UK they wouldnt be able to get away with those answers. Unless they can prove we damaged the phone, they have to repair it. If they want to geta round that then they need to clearly state that it "will" void the warranty.
[HTC One X] twistedh:
The more I talk to the HTC online live support and read the conversations others are having with their advisors, the less I feel comfortable owning a HTC handset. They provide the HTC Dev tools to unlock the bootloader with ease whilst giving the impression through their FAQ and warning messages that it 'might' void your warranty. This makes people more comfortable and so they go ahead and do so. Then they completely shaft you when they sell you a faulty handset.

I liked the idea of the one x, I moved from a SG2 because I was excited at its power. I have the flickering issue like others on this forum, I can get passed that for now as it is software related I am sure but the way HTC are treating their customers trying to wash their hands of problems/turn a blind eye should there be any issues with the phone grinds my gears.

It is highly unfair to those people who won't go that extra mile to take legal action/threats of small claims court etc... or are clued up on their rights - they will get buggered by HTC. The SG3 is announced tomorrow and I feel from my many years using their handsets that it will be a far superior phone and will receive better customer service/attention from Samsung as I have before. I intend on switching as soon as the SG3 is released after my experience of HTC in the month I've been a customer.

I hope Samsung run HTC into the ground, taking their 'flagship' phone with them.
[HTC One X] Fightspit:
It is quite ambiguous, about warranty on hardware related.

I want to know:

* If an hardware issue is caused by a custom software (like kernel which overclock CPU) with an UNLOCKED bootloader, DOES the phone void the warranty ? I bet that YES.

* If an hardware issue is NOT caused by a custom software with a LOCKED bootloader, DOES the phone void the warranty ? I bet that NO.

Then the last case below can be controversial:

* If an hardware issue is NOT caused by a custom software with an UNLOCKED bootloader, DOES the phone void the warranty ? I don't really know.

What do you think about that ?
[HTC One X] Ripley:
HTC are right to void any warranty concerning unlocked bootloaders, what company in their right mind wouldn't?
[HTC One X] abc27:
One that doesn't want to contravene consumer law perhaps.
[HTC One X] JeckyllHavok:
Every PC manufacturer for example if i buy an OEM PC and install for ex. Linux on it i still have waranty
[HTC One X] tkolev:
How would you qualify overclocking? I think it's like using your phone to make underwater pictures - you have a camera, but you use it beyond its operational conditions. And when you hand them a phone that's dry but having signs of having been submerged, should they void the warranty?

Any of us should know that unlocking the bootloader voids the warranty. This was part of the deal when HTC made unlocking official.
[HTC One X] JeckyllHavok:
The problem is the "may void"
[HTC One X] tkolev:
What problem is that?!? It's the same statement as "If you fall off a 10 floor building you may die". Hoping that you might get lucky and be the one in a million that doesn't die, doesn't exactly put you on the brighter half of the mankind ;)
[HTC One X] skr_xd:
Asked the same before two weeks and identical answer I got from HTC middleeast.
[HTC One X] DeniCevap:
Asked about the warrenty in Sweden

As I am living in Sweden, I sent a E-Mail to them asking what the stakes are in Sweden.

I asked them what would void the warranty, 'Bootloader Unlock' & 'S-Off' or if you only install a custom ROM.

Let's see what they say tomorrow.

Hopefully something good!

Edit: no reply after twelve hours.

EDIT2: Ok here is the E-Mail I sent and then the reply I got.

By the way, this is translated from Swedish to English.

This is the SHORT answer I got.

Now this is not good for me okay? I wrote a god damn paper for the support and all I got was SHORT answer and nothing about if all methods voids it.

So here my reply again.

EDIT3: Finally I got an answer WHY the warranty voids.
[HTC One X] Datastreamx:
This makes me regret unlocking my phone with HTC dev. I wish I would've just done the root and s-off way that wouldn't require HTC Dev...

But what did I know? I trusted HTC...
[HTC One X] junialum:
Need to get this to The Verge and then get an official HTC reply to that piece of news.
[HTC One X] Cloudane:
Went ahead and unlocked+rooted anyway.

Most faults turn up in the first month or so, I believe...

Also, my contract of sale is with Carphone Whorehouse not HTC. If there's a problem that isn't related to unlocking I don't care what the manufacturer's warranty says, I'll be at CPW quoting the Sale of Goods Act at them until they sort it out.
[HTC One X] KrisPerry:
What is this way you are referring to
[HTC One X] AdamLange:
From goverment agency here in Poland which is responsible for customers i got clear info that UNLOCKING BOOTLOADER will NOT VOID warranty. (I think this counts also in all european countries as the law is similliar)

Adam
[HTC One X] j_dee:
I'd really like to believe that's the way you say Adam... Guess I should look for information for Germany now. Although I remember I've altready read something about HTC's terms being illegal in Germany in some way...
[HTC One X] AdamLange:
Im more than 100% sure that the same will be in all eu countries :)
[HTC One X] colin_404:
So if u have a branded phone (which the software obviously has been tinkered with by the carrier).

Something goes wrong with it, and the carrier needs to send it to Htc to get it repaired, is that under warranty.

Or does the carrier have to pay for it.
[HTC One X] dakine:
HTC needs to die in a fire for pulling crap like this.
[HTC One X] danlat1415:
People should be aware:

UNLOCKING YOU BOOTLOADER ONLY VOIDS THE

SOFTWARE

ASPECT OF YOUR WARRANTY.

All hardware faults are still covered under the warranty, unless directly related to the fact you've unlocked (ie: burning out the CPU by overclocking) but HTC will have to prove that this was directly related to be able to refuse warranty.

As only the software aspect of your warranty will be void - this should not affect you in any way, as you've got an unlocked bootloader, so you can sort out your own software issues by simply reloaded the device's RUU - which is what HTC do anyway.

So unlocking your bootloader shouldn't really affect you in any way.

I unlocked mine as soon as I got the phone, and mine has been back to HTC under hardware repairs. They didn't care that it had been unlocked, they simply said they won't be able to fix it if it was software only issue. As it was hardware, they had to repair under the terms of the warranty.

HTC can however refuse to replace a device that has an unlocked bootloader (because you've perminantly altered the device) unless it has a hardware issue that cannot be repaired.(then HTC have cannot refuse to replace in these circumstances). You are still entitled to claim all hardware issues under the warranty.

Don't worry people...

Any, KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
[HTC One X] Cloudane:
^ the problem is that HTC have already been known (earlier in the thread) to refuse ANY AND ALL warranty because of the unlock. Even say a broken button.

However they have missed a statement in their warning, which I believe is a legal requirement to state in the UK (either way I know enough from my foray into retail that the statement itself definitely applies):

"This does not affect your statutory rights"

A warranty is an optional service above and beyond the statutory rights of the consumer: to receive goods that are of a sufficient standard, last a reasonable length of time and be fit for purpose, and to return those goods to the seller for FoC repair if not.

The manufacturer is free to void the additional warranty for whatever reason they like so long as it's clear (though I'd say from the unlocking site it's NOT clear, but that's another issue and they probably have a line in their terms and conditions that they reserve the right void the warranty without reason) but it does not mean the SELLER can wash their hands of it and parrot HTC's line (which is what I've heard Clove do, and is why I can't see myself doing business with Clove any time soon). Nor is the seller allowed to insist that you deal with the manufacturer directly, which I've also seen some do.

It'd possibly be a case of taking the seller to a small claims court to stand up for said legal rights, but I believe most will back down when it becomes clear that you know your rights and intend to stand up for them.