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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Sean De Jesus:
Troubleshooting Instructions

1.Try to redownload the firmware that you've flashes and flash it again if it will help.

Troubleshooting Instructions:

"USB Driver Not Recognized" Problem ?

Well here's my list of troubleshooting instructions:

1.If your USB Driver is not recognized , Open Kies on your PC/Laptop then click "Troublelshoot connection problem" button , It will reinstall the USB Driver named "SAMSUNG USB Driver for Mobile Phones" . Wait until it finish .

2.Uninstall Kies and the USB Driver named "SAMSUNG USB Driver for Mobile Phones" on Add and remove programs on Control panel , Then after you install Kies again then do the directions on Step 1 installing your USB Driver.

3.Try Redownloading Odin v 1.85 , Click on my attachment to download.

4.Make sure your Kies is up to date.

5.Make sure that your battery is 100 % fully charged

6.Remove your SIM Card before flashing , That could interrupt the flashing process.

7.Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete and go to Processes and terminate the process named "KiesHelper.exe" and "KiesTrayAgent.exe" and if you're using ADB then terminate the process named "adb.exe" ( Im not sure if adb.exe is the correct name of ADB process,Correct me if im wrong)

8.Make sure before you press the "Start" button on Odin you should Notice these two thing before pressing the Start button : ID:COM and make sure you have got the "Added!!!" word on the box (Where you can see if flashing has successful ex. Success 1/0 Failed
[HTC One S] cheddar 151:
There seem to be several sets of settings for wifi calling on this phone. I am curious if anyone knows how they relate to each other.

Under general settings from the home page (settings>more>Wi-Fi Calling Settings>Connection Preferences), you can choose among three options: Wi-Fi Preferred; Wi-Fi Only; and Cellular Preferred.

In the phone app settings, (three vertical dots>settings>Use Internet calling) you can choose among three preferences for Internet calling: For all calls when data network is available; Only for Internet calls; Ask for each call.

Then of course there is the Google Voice App: (Three vertical dots>settings>making calls) which allows you to choose among four options: Use Google Voice to make all calls; Do not use Google Voice to make any calls; Only use Google Voice for international calls; Ask every time I make a call.

Okay, maybe including Google Voice in the question was specious. But what are the other two? Is one T-Mobile, the other Android? One the app and the other the operating system? Do they have to align or do they conflict?

On my phone, when the phone app settings were set to "For all calls when data network is available," the phone would occasionally not make an outgoing call from my address book (Google) and instead would ask if I wanted to establish a new internet calling account.

Help in understanding would be appreciated by this newb.
[LG Optimus 2x] Venox85:
I noticed that some applications keep running on background despite how many times i kill them. Worst is the Facebook that with Facebook Messenger and Facebook camera take a lot of ram or some games that keep auto-running. Is there any way to stop it?

I freeze this application and unfreeze them when i want to use them but isn't there a way to make this easier since our device gets pretty slow when a lot of ram is reserved. Would a RamHack help? I've read that auto-kill application aren't a very good idea. I am using etana kernel and have as LMK Mode str, should i change it to aggr or extr? What would be the loss and what the gain?
[LG Optimus 2x] darrenxes:
Jus leave it... these apps r persistent.

Killing it will only restart again.

Dun use any killapps, it may lead to bsod

Ramhack 32 or Max 48 to keep all function working.

Sent from LGP990
[myTouch 4G General] gcashiel:
Any devs that are working on a new project need any help with testing or anything like that? i am here to help as i am off for vacation and i would LOVE to learn more about developing and suck. If you want, you can teach me how to develop, i am a really fast learner! You can teach me any way you want i will still learn fast. So if there are any developers that want a tag along with them i am here! thanks!
[myTouch 4G General] sckboy78:
You're in Mesa?
[myTouch 4G General] gcashiel:
Yes I am why?
[myTouch 4G General] sckboy78:
I'm in Queen Creek. I'm not working on any project but if you have the time, I'll show you the ropes on some stuff. Going to Canyon Lake tomorrow but after that I'm open.
[myTouch 4G General] gcashiel:
That would be totally awesome! I'm always on here so PM me when ever you are ready:)
[myTouch 4G General] sckboy78:
Pm sent
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] cobra4014:
While messing around in task killer, I saw I only have around 600MB active. Is this common? I know I should have a total of 1024, right? Or is that just how it works?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Flo95:
Some RAM isn't available to the user, it's saved for the system (kernel, cam etc), so it's normal.

But I think I read somewhere that ~700MB should be available to the user on both One X (international and at&t/Rogers)
[HTC One X] Stuart.upton666:
Okay so I was busy playing Osmos HD (Awesome Game) and my phone started freaking out. I got a notification, Telling me that my phone was over 60°C and was going to power off until the device was cool enough so that no permanent damage is done. When I turned the device back on I noticed that I had a few twitchy pixels that were flashing like the notification led only more eradicate, Over the area where the main heat source was. Its been 2 hours now and my battery temp is at 49.1°C. And the device is finally stable enough to use, Although I still have the group of twitchy pixels.

I am outraged at the fact that whilst playing a game (Not whilst being charged) that the phone can get this hot, I mean can't HTC find a way to dissipate the heat better so that the phone doesn't fizzle and burn itself out thanks to the main feature of it (Tegra 3). I'm going to wait and see weather the GS3 is any good, But until then I'm going to put some aluminum tape on the inside of a case so that the device can dissipate heat better, the aluminum acting somewhat like a heat sink.
[HTC One X] Stuart.upton666:
Now I don't know weather the temperature is accurate on the CPU but f**k me sideways that's not right!
[HTC One X] nafpez:
Doesn't surprise me atall mate, mine has been doing the same since the day I bought it, right ****ing disappointment this phone, wish I waited for the SGS3.
[HTC One X] philask:
I suspect you may be having the same issue I did. The gmail app has a bug in it which can lead the background sync service to sit chewing on CPU, if you use gmail try to disable sync and stop using the app (you can 'Disable' it too), use HTC mail instead.
[HTC One X] Evil-Dragon:
There's your problem: "Performance" governor.

It will run your phone at full speed all the time. Switch it to "On Demand" or "Interactive" to give your phone a break.

It's up to you.
[HTC One X] farasatyarkhan:
mine also heating

My cell also got heated ALOT once
[HTC One X] hamdir:
oh boy

OK All HTC One X Tegra 3 Owners should understand that Tegra 3 is a variable SMP architecture

Meaning: The chip is meant to scale up and down and into the maximum of its thermal limits and out, this is the direction NV is taking and you can see it in their latest Kepler GPUS

which means never ever lock the clocks!

You have chosen Performance governor which locks it at a minimum of 1.4ghz what is worse is that in that mode, 2 cores are even disabled so you are actually loosing performance and not gaining!

run glowball in performance governor and watch how the frame rate hits bottom

Modes:

1.5ghz = single core

1.4ghz = dual/three cores

1.2ghz = quad cores

Governors

OnDemand = can use all the cores and all the steps, conservative and power efficient

Interactive = uses all the cores and all the steps but stays in top speeds more often

Performance = locks it to 2 cores @ 1.4ghz

and finally the GPU can run up to 533mhz depending on the CPU clock, this is a very high range for a 40nm chip and hence it needs to ramps down when its not needed to cool down!

You bought Tegra3 knowing its a quad 40nm SOC, this the thermal envelope of this SOC no surprises here!

To add some perspective to your drama, use an iPad3 for few minutes and you will understand quad CPU or GPU in a mobile device this season = heat = ITS OK

I dont understand why all the nagging when both HTC and Apple said these are normal operational temps during heavy use

check my guide in here to fine tune your HOX http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1664391
[HTC One X] philask:
Oh boy, you're a god. HTC should hire you. Google too. And Apple.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] porfymartinez:
Recently rooted and installed AOKP on my KF. I went out of town and left it at home, not on the charger, for a couple of days. Came home to this screen and it won't let me do anything. I've even left it on the charger and it does nothing. Any ideas?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thepooch:
plug it into the stock wallcharger and let it charge overnight
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kinfauns:
The current version of the FireFireFire bootloader (what you see on the screen) will delay the boot process if the battery is too low. This is because the system software is likely to shutdown anyway after boot when it detects the low battery.

More information on the problems is here...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1623244

You actually need to leave the device connected to a low amp power source like a computer's USB port for FFF to enter this charging state. It will bypass the low battery charge if you connect it to a wall charger.

Turn off the KF, connect it to your computer. It will try to turn on and go into charging mode. It won't turn on the backlight, but you will see that the power button has a dim amber light. Just leave it alone for a while (half an hour to an hour) and when it has enough power, it will get out of charging mode and continue booting. When it's able to boot and stay booted into the system, you can connect your wall charger and continue charging the battery.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] porfymartinez:
Whew, thanks! Thought I was screwed...
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] linktohack:
We should thank Hash too, for his amazing works on firefirefire.

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[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vuurvretertje:
Hey,

Last night I woke up and my HTC Wildfire was very, very hot. I think it was above 50 celcius. (It was one time before 45 celcius but I have the app deinstalled). I plugged out the phone charger and turned my phone off and keep on sleeping.

When I woke up the next morning I first saw that my touch screen wasn't working, I went to Hboot and I saw the message TOUCH PANEL-fail. (I had this once before and after 3 days it dissapeared and I could use my phone again)

After this I noticed more failures. There's a red tiny lamp above the phone when it's charging. Now it's on even while the phone isn't connected to my charger. It flashes constant to on/off and all colour sharpness between. -Edit- The lamp is now off even when I'm charging so the lamp is broke for sure.

When I turned my phone around and looked in the camara it all looked messed up. The lens looks like my phone has fallen on it or something. There are kinda like scars in it but when you look aside you can see little airholes in the plastic or something. Did it meld or something?

When the phone is on, on just normal screen (although I can't do a thing because Touch panel fail) or Hboot the temperature keeps rising and my HTC Wildfire is becoming very hot again. After 30 minutes I'm forced to plug out the battery.

-Edit-

Now after some minutes I noticed my battery level is dropping fast to zero.

My HTC Wildfire is almost 2 years old but I think that should't matter.

This is a whole story with a simple question. How to fix this or is this even fixable? What is happened?

Thanks in advance

-EDIT-

My phone works again, I started it up again for the 1000th time and it suddently worked. The touchscreen works and the red tiny lamp to. The camera is messed up but that damage is not software.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heavy_metal_man:
:eek: sounds nasty man. Its possible that it fried in the heat. Is it hot where you live? There is an app I use called phone overheat, which moniters the temp of your battery and if it is reaching the point of damaging the phone it sounds off an alarm to let you know. Maby give that a go?
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] huston8:
Time for a new phone mate ;)
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] olu.danNY:
Hmm... Seems June 1 is a bad day for Wildy as my phone started off same way this morning without the screen working. I played with the phone till 1:00AM before going to bed. This morning, I tried swiping to unlock and bam! Nothing worked. On it till now.

Seems the heat do cause damages as my phone do heat up after some minutes of usage. Although I OverClocked it to768Mhz.

Seeking help please.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vuurvretertje:
Wow, precisely the same. I played with my phone till 1:00AM too...

I live in The Netherlands and it isn't very hot here.

I think I know the problem. Everything works again only the camera is still messed up but thats not software. The only thing that doesn't work is my battery. I think my battery just run out of life and phone was still charging so the battery blocked power or something. That's why it got so hot. It keeps charging but the battery is just dead. The Touch panel failure and cam were just effects of the overheating. When I plug it in the phone doesn't charge and the red tiny light keeps flikkering slowly. Normal it is red or green when loaded.

Although this is my conclusion. I can have it wrong.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] olu.danNY:
I have flashed several RUUs to downgrade and upgrade... Lost my root but still S-OFF though... Yet nothing works. I am downloading the last one (From Asia WWE) which someone said it worked before ripping the phone apart (Will be first time). Will post result anyways. Fed up right now.

-EDIT-

Nothing works as of now. Thinking bout dissecting it. Will try to clean it incase of dust or whatever before considering a new panel. Frustrating June 1st.... err 2nd

-EDIT-

Well, Wildy is on and working again... The backlights came on at first and after a long while, the screen responded to touch. I am happy but I think Wildy needs a change.

Thanks people!
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heavy_metal_man:
Fair play man. Just so you know the yo remove the revolutionary s-off there is a special process to be followed involving fastboot commands. What it is though I can't remember....
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HappyWILDFIRE:
well, to S-ON again, there are only two command lines to enter:

C:\fastboot>fastboot oem mb 9C068490 1 30

... OKAY

C:\fastboot>fastboot flash hboot hboot_buzz_7225_1.01.0001.nb0

sending 'hboot' (512 KB)... OKAY

writing 'hboot'... OKAY

i don't provide links, but the point is that the procedure is not so "special":)
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] optimusodd:
Dude,how did you get that working ?

I am facing the same problem,my touchscreen has gone dead overnight.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] Magpir:
can anyone make it??

will be useful on amoled phones
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] Zloy Pryanik:
Enough to open for each of its "unique issue" - new topic.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] Magpir:
so any development on this??
[General Questions and Answers] zamir.c:
Hi

I have installed a new ICS rom for my HTC hero

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1667202

1ceCream "BEAST" Flavor [Highly Themed] [31.05.2012] [v1.1]

looks like it support only English, how can i add other language for it ?

Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] bhopi_74:
good.....

its very nice.. and good ... i like it to mch..
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D-FUSE:
Is this the same has other phone on this thread. I am gonna try to root tomorrow. If I can get it done. Can I flash roms on here and post mods to work for other desire carrier? I don't won't to mess anyone up.

Thank you :thumbup:
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Teagan42:
Does anyone know where I can buy a new main board for my T-Mobile G2X (LG P999DW) and yes, the board is the issue - one of the tiny little ICs that is next to the LCD ribbon cable broke off and the screen no longer works, except the backlight. So I need to replace my main board but cannot locate one, any ideas?
[Venue Pro General] SPYDar007:
My DVP decided to crap out yesterday for no reason. I read the "how to unbrick your phone" thread and was able to revive the phone using the TMO ffu file. It crapped out again so it looks like it's the SD card. I will be doing the flash again but does anyone have that file for AT&T instead of TMO? Thanks in advance.
[Venue Pro General] TheManii:
It might be possible to use the TMO ffu, update to 7720, then use cabsender to send the ATT firmware bundle and turn it into the att version (as that's the only file that differentates the 3 versions)

It could also possibly brick you to the point that nothing can fix it, so I'm intentionally not posting the direct link to the files, but there are links to them if you search around for the VP on xda.
[Venue Pro General] SPYDar007:
I think I'll give it a try, can you point me to the right cabsender? If it bricks I really don't care, went out and bought a Lumia 900 and actually like it. Thanks for the help.

Joey
[Venue Pro General] TheManii:
I'm only make a (hopefully) educated guess on the whole thing, I believe there's only 1 version of cabsender(?), but it's the actual cab that i'm talking about that i'm not linking to.

Since the potential issue of permenetly bricking isnt an issue(?), look on the VP page on the xda wiki, it's listed there.
[Venue Pro General] SPYDar007:
Found it, thanks again!
[Venue Pro General] mofotech:
Have you tried this and what happened?
[Venue Pro General] SPYDar007:
I was able to flash the phone and get it running but it shows TMO as the carrier. It does work with the AT&T sim card, so no issues.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] JBM12G:
Hello, I am currently on a Rogers Captivate and I am going to be getting a new phone in a few weeks. Would you recommend this over the Galaxy S3? I really love the screen and the hardware design but I am worried about Android Development.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] pt409:
coming from a Cappy, I love the One X

I think I'm one of quite a few Captivate owners who have held out and just love the look, feel and size of the HOX.

I really wanted to buy a SGSIII, but after it's release was not as excited as I thought.

One week with the HOX, and the Cappy feels like a dinosaur. One thing I always liked was the look of the Captivate, didn't look or feel like an Iphone 3gs or Pantech cheapie.

Same with the HOX, I really can't remember what the 4in screen looked like, the HOX just looks, feels, performs right. Don't know what else to say.

Wait to try the SGSIII in your hand, you'll know then . . . can't really lose either way!:D
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] bradleyG:
I came from a captivate of 1.5 years and all i can say is that this device makes everything effortless. My captivate overclocked to 1.4ghz felt pretty good but this device puts it to shame completely stock. If you haven't seen the One X in person, check it out. The screen is much easier on the eyes and the feel is unsurpassed. I am completely satisfied, this is the happiest I've ever been with a phone.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] chinapaulo:
Given that the bootloader was just (unofficially) unlocked recently and there are already a bunch of custom ROMs, I'm actually fairly impressed with the amount of dev for the device so far.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D-FUSE:
How are is it to replace the power button? The cappy I have it doesn't work.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bravomail:
see mobiletechvideos.com
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enelyam:
Actually if the soldering points are fine its very simple. All you need is a little patience since youll be dealing with very small and very sensitive solder points. You need at least desoldering braid and a good and thin solder tip. Be careful, right now im dealing with a Cappy that someone tried to fix that same problem and he ripped the solder contacts from the motherboard. But if youre patient enough youll be able to do it quite easily. Good luck on that M8!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D-FUSE:
So I have look into it and I am not waiting to try to replace this power button myself. I had got this phone for free and I am wanting to find out if someone can replace the power button for me and the hole housing and for how much? I am wanting to sell this phone with all that done if it worth the money
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4-2ndtwin:
Agreed.

Contact them for full price to repair, shipping amount, etc.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D-FUSE:
and they are trusted pretty good I would think if two ppl said :D
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4-2ndtwin:
Highly esteemed and trusted...just search the Captivate Forums alone and u will see what others have said. :D

Here's one short thread about them... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=25285228
[HTC Rezound] danutzz:
Created myself a flashable build.prop script, that I thought I would share. This script will take your phone to the extreme, and make it feel like new. Everything is faster, even web browsing. Also, some minor battery tweaks are included, that might allow you to see some increase in battery life.

The script will add various tweaks I have found scouring the interwebs. Most of the tweaks can be found here.

Some developers may have already added these tweaks into their roms, but I haven't seen a rom that had them all. The script will not duplicate any lines in the build.prop file to avoid confusion/issues.

**Please note: testing is limited, as I have only ran this using Amon Ra recovery.

That said, a backup of the build.prop file will be created in the "/system/" directory called "build.prop.old". If you have any issues, you can always revert back with a simple adb command or using root explorer app.

**This should work on any rom that has busybox

**v2+ can be flashed over v1, it will not overwrite your original build.prop(.old)

**might have to turn off data then turn back on after flashing v2

**init.d script will worrk on any rom/kernel that has init.d scripting enabled

PRO's (may be different, on a per rom basis)

- overall smoothness of launcher (sense,nova,golauncher, etc.)

- faster internet speeds (speedtest.net app)

- better touch response (this was downgraded in v2 because of battery life complaints, but I set mine - back up (see changelog, post 2))

- faster application load times ("where's my water" takes about 1/10th of load time for me than prior to tweaks)

CON's (may be different, on a per rom basis)

- system may be unresponsive for GB rom users (remove the line "video.accelerate.hw=1" from the system/build.prop file [near the end of file])

Disclaimer:

As always, use at your own risk. I am not responsible for anything that might happen to your phone.

Requirements before install:

- Must be rooted (99.9% of roms allow root access)

- Rom must have busybox (already installed on 99.9% of roms)

Installation

- download zip onto phone

- reboot into recovery

- (do not wipe anything! this is not a rom!)

- flash the zip

- reboot

- ????

- profit!

If you have any additional tweaks, or if you see I have some settings incorrect please let me know! I'm always trying to take my phone to the extreme!

Un-Installation

- use root explorer:

- go to "/system/" folder

- delete "build.prop"

- rename "build.prop.old" to "build.prop"

- reboot