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[HTC One X] galaxys2Tav:
Iv had my latest hox a month 2 months max and i noticed one today called them and they said i can send it away to be fixed.

It keeps dissapeering and reapering but dunno what to do. It is small but noticeable :/

sent from the wifes i9300 via tapatalk 2
[HTC One X] androidino95:
It will appear only when the phone gets hot. When the phone cools down it will go away and so on.

Sent from my GT-I9000
[HTC One X] iandrews:
Bye bye One X

My primary issue with the phone is the screen burn. I have a large yellow burn just where the USB power input is. This unfortunately is not a small yellow dot, it’s an inch long!

I sent it in for repair and was told that it will be replaced under warranty. Great news, happy customer. Then a day later they came back and said that it has liquid damage and will cost me nearly the price of a new phone to fix. WTF – liquid damage, but this phone has been well cared for and only light wear and tear as any phone kept in good condition will have. The repairer said that it could be as small as a raindrop entering through earphonejack or putting the phone down on a wet table at a bar that is causing the internal corrosion.

On top of all that, when I got my phone back (still with the issue, as I would rather buy a new phone than pay for a new phone to get a repaired phone back), it now has more issues; the speaker is crackly even when the phone is on mute and the charge/message light are no longer as visible as they were before (you can hardly see them now).

So to sum it all up, for a well-kept phone to get ‘liquid damage’ and corrosion for no explainable reason, I believe then that this has to come down to poor design. Even if it was a single raindrop that started it, then a phone should be able to survive this. Rain is a common occurrence and people still need to be able to use their phones in the rain. If it’s due to humidity, then a phone should also be able to handle this. Of coursethe phone shouldn’t have got the yellow mark on the screen in the first place.

A once very loyal HTC customer waiting for the Nexus 4 to become available again.
[HTC One X] ceno666:
Having the One X some Months, a yellow spot comes and goes near htc logo, it seems to be heat related. Of course it is rooted so i didnt sent it in for repair. Got used to it.

Its kind of a love/hate thing with this phone, had problems with wlan (contacts) as well, selfrepaired.

However this thing have still the nicest display i ever saw.
[HTC One X] Kutusov:
This is a sort of a side question but still... I don't have any yellow spots nor does the phone heats up much when I charge it. What I'm not sure is how I'm charging it. I don't use the original charger (which has a UK plug with 3 pins) so I bought a generic 1000mA charger that takes a USB cable.

The thing is, when I plug it to the wall, it says "Charging (USB)". Is this what you get with the original charger? Maybe I'm getting the same juice as I would get by plugin the phone to a usb port and that's why it doesn't heat up much?
[HTC One X] Foukos:
Wow!!!

At first I didn't notice any yellow spots but after 5 months of usage a big yellow spot appeared on the right corner of the screen don't know if it was there and it just got bigger.

After waiting a couple of weeks to see if something will happen (boot loader unlocked) I decided to take my phone for service.

I also told them to check the speaker as at times it makes a hissing sound.

After 3 days they send me an sms saying your phone is ready for pickup.

The whole front assembly of the phone (glass screen digitizer) was replaced.

Plus:

New glass no micro scratches anymore (screen protector from day one now lesson learnt)

Lighting on capacitive buttons is not so bright and doesn't leak.

Screen doesn’t go as bright as the previous one but I think the contrast is better!

Bonus:

Battery was replaced as well don't know why (haven't tested yet if it makes any difference as I got my phone yesterday and its currently sitting at home)

All I have to say wow...
[HTC One X] mariusdroid:
Same here I bought another one x white this time and no problem but the display seem very delicat ......
[HTC One X] Kutusov:
As this yellow spots seem to be related to heat, have you guys checked the sticky (I think) about updating the phone drivers on your PC? It's JB related to the few that already got them but it seems that old drivers make the phone heat up a lot when plugged to the PC.
[HTC One X] tony_76:
I get the yellow spot in the bottom left and right corners (worse on the left). It only noticeable when the phones hot. I first noticed mine after doing 3 reboots after flashing, the phone got really hot and I noticed the yellow on the HTC load screen. Not sure if to send it back or not as I don't notice it much.
[HTC One X] alonghinotti:
My HOX also have that yellow mark, appeared a month, but I realized that the last week is disappearing!
[HTC One X] Buzzinfrog:
It's really strange. I saw this topic a few days ago. I never had any yellow spots so in the poll i said I never had any problems with it. But yesterday a spot just like you describe appeared in the bottom right corner. Not very noticable, but it bothered me anyway. Strangely enough a few hours later it was gone.

Anyway, if I remember correctly the PSP used to have some problems with dead pixels in the beginning. By playing a movie where all kinds of colors followed eachother in rapid succession some dead pixels were activated. Maybe something like that could work for the phone too. Maybe it's just a matter of activating the pixels again?
[HTC One X] JaxzTReaper:
Let's make it clear?

****ty build quality must be the root cause surely? What is the point of an amazing phone like this when it seems you can't use it more than an hour or two cos you will likely get spots? So it's unwise to try watch a movie on a HOX? Ridiculous. Use while charging is a big no-no too for same reason? Useless.

Seems this is also just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to faults/bugs, if only I had read these threads before purchase I'd be holding a Nexus 4 right now. Instead of a blotchy, buggy HO. :crying:
[HTC One X] vcrp94:
Relax man, just use your phone whatever way you like, my first HOX had a yellow spot that got noticeably yellower when the phone got hotter, i exchanged my device right away and got a perfect one! :D
[HTC One X] :
Mine has them. On the left hand side about 1inch tall. They don't go away and have tried all the solutions. In the process of re-lock/restock to send back to HTC to fix under warranty.
[HTC One X] shinigamikris:
Mine has them but are where the screen is cracked. Wishing I never dropped it :(
[HTC One X] drivenby:
I'm so annoyed by my yellow spot on my right lower corner, I just went back to stock settings... now I have the small a ics black bar to cover the hideous 2mm and almost unnoticeable spot... I I know it's insignificant but god i hate it so much... Now I can't see it :)

from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X] JaxzTReaper:
I didn't get mine brand new so relaxing is not really an option. Thing should be made better in beginning.

It's a POS. IMO
[HTC One X] dzdimov:
I got my HOX back in June and after using it for 4 months I noticed the yellow spot in the upper right corner. Then after about 2 weeks I noticed another vertical yellow spot on the middle left side of the screen. I can only guess that the upper right corner spot is from the Wi-Fi antenna and 3G/2G antenna as it shows only if I use it a lot(when the phone heats up) and the left middle screen vertical yellow spot from the charger, when it charges and then heats up (also when browsing the internet, using Google Now etc. CPU intensive apps). So I went to the service and they told me that they would change the screen but since it was Wednesday and the repair would have taken a few days including the weekend I decided to take it on Monday. But my fear is that even if they replace the screen what is to give me guarantee that it won't happen again when the phone heats up.
[HTC One X] faisaldante:
i bought it but it had d yellow spot it was der for 2 weeks and it got worse so i returned it with jellybean on it leaked one, but luckily they repaired it and sent it back. Now i had my phone two weeks without it, and im freaking love it LOL.
[HTC One X] clyder:
I am so pissed right now. Several days ago I sent the phone to repair because of the big screen yellow burn on top of the screen and just now talked with service and they told me the device is not defected and I will get it back.

This is definitely the last htc device I will ever going to buy and I will try to convice everyone around me the same thing.
[HTC One X] JaxzTReaper:
How did it go plz? Did u get it fixed?

Was abit harsh to say POS, I really love the One X sure these sorts of things can happen with mass production especially in the early batches. Possibly bad component batch? I would love it repaired but I fear the cost would be too much and another device might cost as much as repairs/postage.

Does anyone know rough estimate of repair cost plz? Would 3rd party screen replacement be enough to solve the blotches?
[HTC One X] Kutusov:
But what happened? Did the yellow thing went away while it was awaiting repair or is it still there but not a hardware defect?
[HTC One X] clyder:
All information I got from the repair center is that diagnostics were run on the phone and that no defects were found on it...

When I sent it on repair there was a yellow dot in the down-right corner and about 1cm large line that was midly visible until phone gets warm. That is exactly what I explained to them. Now I need to wait for them to return the phone to me so I can sent it back again.

I tried to complain today at my carrier from which I got the device showing them printed image from this post that shows almost exactly how mine got after the device got warm.

That bigger burn appeared a week ago, and at first it looked even worse than on this picture. It almost looked like the screen was totaly burned on that part, but it started getting little weaker. But it never went away totaly after that.
[HTC One X] Kutusov:
So either the diagnostics were quick enough for the phone not to get warm or it healed itself... fingers crossed for the last!
[HTC One X] dzdimov:
OK,

I can say that I am quite satisfied with HTC repair center for now because they took care of my HOX and repaired it in only 3 days. They changed my screen(LCD+glass) and for now all I can say is that it's working great and I can't notice any yellow spots.
[HTC One X] superdioz:
while my hox was in charging it become very hot, i unplugged immediatly but next to the usb connector a yellow spot (about 1cm) appears.

sent to htc and i got it back after 10 days, problem solved.

PS.

It was running a stock rooted rom, I re-locked it before send it in warranty, they notice it but never mind.
[HTC One X] mando508:
Guys, you can easily use my temporary fix for yellow spots at bottom right/left corner. Just put a small folded piece of paper underneath to give some pressure on the screen, but not too much - just do a few tries. Works like a charm :D.
[HTC One X] Kutusov:
Ok, I've asked this before but I didn't got an answer and this is important as it seems the HOX gets very hot while charging?

I don't have the original charger and use one of those aftermarket wall charges that you plug an USB cable to. My phone doesn't get hot at all, just mildly warm. The thing is, when I see the battery status, it says "Charging through USB" or something like that. What does it say with the original charger?

I've read that it's slower to charge using the usb cable connected to the PC, might this be the reason why I don't get a hot phone (and so, the yellow spots?)? The charger I use is supposedly a 1000mA, so I think it should be the same as the original HTC charger..
[HTC One X] mando508:
It should say "Charging (AC)". My One X is charging around 4 hours from 5% to 100%.
[HTC One X] Kutusov:
Thanks!! Well, mine doesn't say that but I think the charging time is about the same...

So there you have it... throw away your HTC chargers and get a cheapo like mine! Cooler charging, no yellow spots :D;)
[HTC One X] mando508:
Heat does not cause yellow spots, bad bulid quality is the one to blame ;f. Heat just make them more visible, just press your screen, even when device is hot and they will dissapear :).
[HTC One X] Kutusov:
Don't have any! I must have been very lucky because mine doesn't have any of the reported problems I see around here... nothing on the display, no wifi problems (amazing connectivity, really)... well, I still don't have JB but I better shut up before the thread gets locked :D
[HTC One X] JaxzTReaper:
I tried abit of pressure to the blotch/line by the micro usb, does nothing accept upset the liquid crystal :( . Gutted.

---------- Post added at 07:39 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:34 PM ----------

Negative on them disappearing but I agree with you on build quality being the issue. Possibly they r made in multiple factories for only certain batches to be affected?
[HTC One X] Kutusov:
When the wifi problem was being discussed, people narrowed it down to models that came from Chinese factories. So they are made, at least, on two different paces: China and Taiwan. IIRC, there was some sort of code that you could check to see from where your phone came from...
[HTC One X] mando508:
Mine is working okay with this fix i will send some photos later to proof that.

As far as we know only early (April - June ?) batches were affected and most of them were from Shanghai, but i saw posts about Taiwan phones with defects also ;p.
[HTC One X] clyder:
Today I sent my phone today to repair center again. This time I went to the repair center directly and not via my cervice provider and with the phone I gave them A4 paper with a big color print of one of the images from this thread showing the issue.

Last time their diagnose was that phone is not defective and they haven't found any yellow dots.

I hope they will try harder this time. Otherwise I will roll my warranty around the toilet paper so it finally be useful in some way.
[HTC One X] Kutusov:
Careful! You'll end up not only with a defective phone but with a scratched private part :p
[HTC One X] clyder:
Yesterday I got my phone back. No more yellow dots. And so far haven't noticed anything wrong, display is placed back good.

Apparently they replaced LCD display, battery and some small stuff regarding display.

In a paper I got from repair center regarding my phone it says:

After 24 hours of extensive use device showed the defekt (yellow dots)....It took me 24 seconds to get that :)

Important thing is they resolved this. I hope that my OneX experince wont have any more warranty claims, 2 was enough :)
[HTC One X] dzdimov:
OK, since I had my LCD changed via the official HTC repair center and they did changed my LCD(as far as I can tell) but I didn't received any paper regarding what was changed and what not, but I still got my phone wiped even tough I can't seem to understand why would they wipe the phone if they only changed the LCD screen. So I suspect that they changed something else. I would be very thankful if you could share exactly what was changed on your device. Thanks
[HTC One X] clyder:
According to the paper they changed:

- touch panel with LCD display (80h01292-00)

- some following stickers (this is a rough translation since I dont know what it is)

- battery (35H00187-00M)

- flashed latest software version

- added screen protector (66H00106-02M) which I removed as soon as I got the device
[HTC One X] jasonr2000:
screen yellow dots issue

I have the dreaded yellow dots got 2 on the bottom of my screen left and right and 3 on the top left and right and center under the HTC logo

I've also noticed if I press gently it sounds like my screen is moving
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] viilll:
hi

i tried to test Hard reset th etab by using this clip on youtube:

http :// w w w.youtube.com/watch?v=QwyGSwmzVtM

but it stops in the midle of prosses. i press the power botton for seconds and turning it off. know when i try to turn it on,it show the message said "Enter your password" !!!

but i cant remember if i set any password.

can any body help me?

(sorry for my bad english)
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] viilll:
this is the error when i try to hard resetting:

"unrecoverable bootlaoder error (0*19000008)"
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] NoSudo:
I'm not sure. The first Pic you posted looks like the bootloader is still locked which could be a good thing. What exactly did you do step by step?
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] viilll:
i did just like the clip. pressing volum & power. on vibrate while still pushing vol swiching the rotate lock.

hard reset was beging but after 5-6 second the firs error was apeare.

i was waiting for minutes but nothing happening.

i hold the power to turning the tablet off. and then i restarted the tablet and i see the "enter password" phrase.

so sorry for my very BAD english :(
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] JoshClarke:
The "enter your password" screen looks like what happens when you enter the wrong unlock code too many times. Try your Google password. If you never used a Google account, try entering null in the password box.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] winny57:
Salut,

A tu essayer de redemarer en recovery?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] SSSidGGG:
I created a Custom rom using dsixda kitchen and all the roms work fine until i deodex them and add su permissions the rom doesnt boot and if use the boot.img file after building the custom rom i get a Status 7 error for the tmp\boot.img file

i reffered some sites it says this is a problem with the updater-script

can someone help me out with this error
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] kurotsugi:
yup...the problem comes from the updater script. you need to replace the updater script with the modified one. if you need to install only the rom (without the kernel) you can find one in my post. check my sig about customizing a rom. if you want to install the kernel you need to modify the script used to install the kernel. the other way, you can install the kernel separately with faqbly or mai77's method.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] hell_lock:
boot.img is for kernel and you can install it after installing ur rom... and yes, wenever u deodex ur rom it will show bootloop so u can manually deodex ur rom, if u add su permissions then nothing would happen.. another solution to make deodexed rom to work could be by replacing the META-INF from another rom. u can make ur kernel work by copying the META-INF from a rom which has custom kernel in it

SOURCE:i hav tried all this :D
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] SSSidGGG:
I have installed the roms without the kernel but the problem is i want it to be deodexed and if i build a rom which is deodexed without the boot.img file the phone is stuck at the samsung galaxy y boot screen

can u put up a detailed explanation on how to make custom roms and all plz i really need help

i have reffered a lot of post but the only working method was of dsixda kitchen and

the roms only boot if i just rename it and build it if i add any su or deodex the phone doesnt boot
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] SSSidGGG:
Thanks for the help i will try it out

and another thing can u insert the uot kitchen theme to the custom rom without acctualy having to flash it again and again from the recovery
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] kurotsugi:
don't forget to clean your dalvik-cache after install your rom. in most cases it can causes bootloop if the dex file isn't match with the apk file.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] hell_lock:
after getting the modded files from UOT kitchen u can directly flash them... no need of reflashing the rom..
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] SSSidGGG:
I will try that and is the only solution to get rid of the bootloop caysed by deodexing
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] SSSidGGG:
no i meant getting the uot theme into the custom rom

like if i flash my rom the theme automatically gets flashed kind of that
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] hell_lock:
Open zip folder you got after modding the files after that copy those files and replace the stock files with them for

eg: moded.zip>app>xxx.apk ---copy

customrom.zip>app> ---- paste and replace the old files
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] SSSidGGG:
tried that already i get stuck at the main flash screen

thanks anyways
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] savie:
Sometime not all application can deodex in my case with ultimate deodex samsung keyboard n email can deodex. But when i try with dsixda kitchen email app can deodex.

Sent from my GT-S5360
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] hell_lock:
^ he is right.. some apps cant be deodexed.. try installing the rom with no special features except su... then keep adding features one by one... dont put the modded files from UOT directly before flashing the custom rom cuz sometimes they can also lead to bootloop... first check whether ur rom is booting or not and then all kind of stuffs
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] kurotsugi:
if you replace the theme you 'must' clean your dalvik cache. please make sure that you also have delete systemUI.odex file in /system/app.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] SSSidGGG:
Can someone give a real detailed explanation on how to create a fll custom including themes in the rom and how to create kernel for that particular rom

and how to fix the status 7 bug even with other custom rom's lernel i get the same status 7 error some one plz help

and also how do i deodex without getting stuck for a bootloop
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] kurotsugi:
check my sig. you can also visit hell_lock's post about make a rom from kitchen. the only one method to solve your error 7 problem is by using meta-inf folder from other custom rom. for deodexing method you can see chamatht's post about how to deodex system app and framework.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] hell_lock:
this is u need

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1590330

&

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1616501
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] SSSidGGG:
thanks for the reply but these are the two posts fom where i actually learned creating rom and hell_lock also had this status 7 problem

so guys using meta inf from other rom should be done after building the whole rom or during the working folder step
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] kurotsugi:
you can find a meta-inf folder in my post you can use that instead if you only want to install the rom without the kernel.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] SSSidGGG:
Thanks dude but when i add the meta inf folder during zipalign there is a error and guys i got go launcher ex as the launcher but it is not the default one i get an option to choose and i remember that i deleted the launcher.apk file

And the alarm is missing in my phone after installing this rom

:thumbup::confused::confused::confused:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] SSSidGGG:
which post???

can i have the link to that post
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] kurotsugi:
replace the meta-inf folder after you finish all your thing with kitchen. extract the rom, delete meta-inf folder, put my meta-inf folder then rezip the rom. the link is already in my sig. just click 'how to customize a rom'.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] hell_lock:
You hav to replace the meta-inf after ur rom is created... For changing the default launcher u can either delete the stock launcher or flash the zip file which i hav posted over there....n wat do u mean by alarm is not there??
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] SSSidGGG:
I did use ur meta-inf but do i have to put the boot.img file also while using ur meta-inf becuase i again got the same status 7 error when i dint use the boot.img file

so i thing i have to use the iso right
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] kurotsugi:
yup...you can also delete the part used to install the kernel
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] eprd:
Resolved - please delete. Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Boss.bhavesh2:
Hey guys I dunno why all devs use 604MHz as the default frequency for their roms. I wanna how how to lock a kernel to a max frequency of 600MHz. Can anybody help me?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Avilove.Cullen:
u can set that frequency ur self by usin "cpu frills" :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Boss.bhavesh2:
600MHz isn't available. below 604 is 595mhz..