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[HTC One X] ciubeca:
I use wifi of my One X (ht23) most of the day for two months and I never had any problem. Fast and stable.
[HTC One X] LaneyEFC:
Totally agree... I also voted "no defect"... Ive had a replacement and my second HOX is at repair as we speak "WiFi" so +1 id also go back and change my answer!
[HTC One X] dalecook:
Mine's being sent back this week, Tegra 3 One X, has been fine in first month of ownership (it's a replacement itself anyway) but the wifi has been really crappy for the last couple of weeks. Have installed a new dual band router and moved it twice trying to improve the reception upstairs in my house thinking the problem was there, ha, foo', it's the One.

I've got no pirated software or root stuff on my device, it's stock, but am not looking forward to setting it all up again. Do they wipe it or just threaten that to exclude modders from warranty repairs?
[HTC One X] wph:
These kind of polls aren't representative and thereby useless. First of all, XDA members are way more tech savvy than the average customer, meaning that the slightest defect or imperfection gets noticed, resulting in a more than average number of defects or problems. Second and more important, if you have this problem and you notice it, you go searching online and you end up in on of these threads. There you click on the poll and the results of the poll are completely overestimating the problem, because people who don't have these problems are far less likely to vote or to even visit these forums and topics.

So to say it again: these kind of polls are useless!
[HTC One X] distortedloop:
If they're useless, then why do you bother even opening the thread, let alone taking the time to lecture people on why they're useless?

Sure, these polls are skewed, but they help someone determine if it's "just me" or a commonly shared problem. That's useful information for people, even if the actual percentage of defects is in the general population is wrong.

Let the people who want to do these polls have their fun. How does it harm you or anyone else?
[HTC One X] wph:
Judging by the number of topics and posts about the WiFi problem, people can already find out that they're not alone with their problem. I know how frustrating that can be, I had to send my phone back for repair twice. But these kind of topics serve little purpose.
[HTC One X] distortedloop:
And exactly what purpose do your multiple posts saying these topics serve little purpose serve? Do you really think they're going to get people to stop? If they're out of line, let the moderators handle it.

Again, if you think they're pointless, skip 'em, ignore 'em, move on...

If you don't like seeing them in the thread listings, head over to the xda general section and chime in on my ages old thread suggesting that we be allowed to "ignore thread" the same way can "ignore user".

Cheers.
[HTC One X] junialum:
2 months. No problem. Wifi performance and range better than my former iPhone 4
[HTC One X] xhaniGS2:
I thought i was infected because when i put the hand under the phone between camera lens and vol buttons the WiFi signal drops for a bit (Tried on HTC Evo 3d too)... then i searched for how to check if I have this issue on HOX.. then i saw that when i squeeze the phone for better signal, the phone is the same.. i dont have better signal.. so im so happy with my HOX :)

PS: tested GS2, NOTE, HOX for wifi on distance... both of phones GS2 & Note lost their connectivity, with HOX i browse web open facebook etc.. not a problem at all :)

---------- Post added at 11:23 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:16 AM ----------

You are right.. I got WiFi signal on places that never connected before with other phones, GS1 IPHONE 4 GS2 NOTE Evo3D
[HTC One X] ryssen88:
I have unlocked my bootloaders,

am i f*cked now ? =( =(
[HTC One X] bigoliver:
No it doesn't look like it. HTC's comment regarding unlocked bootloader here

I started the thread that gained this fault so much attention and I haven't voted here as I don't see the point, the results will be skewed. This is the first time I visited this thread since it was started I was curious what the poll results currently are, but I wont be taking much notice of them.

This issue affects a lot of phones, because HTC has changed the design I would say all phones before the new design are at risk of developing the fault.

That said, it appears that a lot of these phones do not suffer the issue and HTC claim the amount affected to be the minority. I must add, I have about as much faith in HTC's research into the scale of this problem as I do this poll.

Until the new design hits the shops, customers will all be playing the HTC One X lottery, "It could be YOU". :fingers-crossed:
[HTC One X] ryu2k8:
I'm happy no Wifi Problems :)

But the signal is i little bit low -.-
[HTC One X] Luk_Sch:
For me the signal is veeery strong, 3 walls between the router and me and still 28 of possible 32 mbits down :)
[HTC One X] F33N1C5:
I'm newly registered here. I've had my HOX 2 months and it's definitely developed this issue.

Mine is completely stock however I did note that one of the questions asked by HTC was whether or not the software had been modified and if it had been the that this could incur an additional fee whilst they set it back to the stock software.
[HTC One X] drabbster:
How long did repair take?

Hey guys,

can anyone tell me how long it took till they got their devices back?

If someone from Germany's got this problem, this would be even more helpful.

Cheers!
[HTC One X] ste1164:
Nope I do not have this issue on my phone.
[HTC One X] wulli19:
Like 4 weeks if you send to arvato.
[HTC Amaze 4G] jjlean:
Anyone else having issues with the phone forgetting the defaults you set? For instance when I touch the phone it open and asks if I want phone to complete task or Mr. Number. I click phone and it remembers it for a few hours then forgets and I have to tell it to use the phone to complete three task again.
[HTC Amaze 4G] nguyendqh:
I'm actually having this problem too on stock/official ICS update.

Unlocked and rooted though, but still.

My phone widget forgets which app to use to make calls, even after I set defaults.

Maybe someone can help us out on this one?
[HTC Amaze 4G] jjlean:
Stock rooted ICS here too.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] praveenpravi47:
hi bro i got a galaxy y s5360

"andro ver : 2.3.6

base band : s5360xxkk7

kernal ver : 2.6.35.7 root@dell132#1

build : gingerbread. jpkk2"

from middle east.. now i like to change its fw to Indian one ie; S5360DDLE1

it is possible ????????

and i like to convert to custom rom which is stable custom rom based on indian fw like "S5360DDLE1" pls help me
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Kousthubha Kumar:
Yes you can. Check this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1465800

Navigate to the ASIA / PACIFIC Region and check for DDLE1 or just search for S5360_DDLE1_ODDLD1_DDLE1 and download it.

Check the 2nd post(FAQ) for instructions on how to flash the firmware
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] praveenpravi47:
thanks bro: it is possible to flash through middle east fw to indian fw via odin, samsung released new fw for indian "S5360DDLE1 " but i didnt find this fw from this post

"http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1465800"
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] fachadick:
not till cm9 or aokp are fully ported
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Evo_Shift:
The most noticeable thing people think of when they use Sense is the launcher though. You can go to the market and install Apex or Nova and it goes a long ways toward making your phone have a stock look to it.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] EPayne123:
Or install Trebuchet from a CM compilation from anyone's build.

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[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Spyderekz:
Install apex

sent from my EVO LTE
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Jess813:
This.......
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] NewZJ:
I'm running SPB shell and it runs fantastic on this phone. haven't tried TSF shell yet
[Transformer TF300T General] meatrocket:
Asus does make a 40-pin to USB 2.0 converter for the tablet. It costs around $32 on E-bay.

You stated that you didn't like it not having one because you couldn't trickle charge it from a computer. USB connectors have an output of .5A max, the TF300 charger is a 2A. That effectively means that you'll have to be connected to a PC 4 times longer to get the same charge as from the charger. Even charging an advanced phone from the USB port takes forever. In my opinion, that is completely unreasonable as an expectation. USB on these things is for data transfer, not charging.
[Transformer TF300T General] NCRoadster:
I really love how fast the TF300 charges. From empty to full in about 2 hours. :D
[Transformer TF300T General] rushless:
The reasons were charging and data transfer. The nice thing about trickle charge is you can use the device or transfer data and not take a battery hit. Handy if without the stock charger for extended time.
[Transformer TF300T General] meatrocket:
True that! But come on - 10 -15 hours worth of transfer? Still, we would have to have some type of USB cable, standard or proprietary. Standard would definitely be better. Like you said, at least it's not the 510's cable!
[Transformer TF300T General] deathskater:
Edit :was reading and posted by mistake.. Anyways I'm loving the Tf300t . I use this as a netbook replacement since all i use latops is for internet and MSword and this lasts much longer. Sometimes II'm using this all day and with wifi on i have to charge it once through the day with the dock. but thats over 12 hours nonstop with no screen off ... I use it heavily constantly streaming video,torrenting, web etc so its reasonable I think
[Transformer TF300T General] rushless:
Fair points. Sadly, I am having massive battery drain issues I mentioned in another thread. It has happened twice in a row in a very clean environment (restarted and no apps using notifications). If I do not figure this out soon I will return both. That said, since using a stock device there should be NOTHING to figure out- it should just work.

I am wondering if leaving my 128gb sd card in is leaving the dock active, but battery use only shows (two tasks) most percentage being display and then some for idle. No media activity and the files on the card are PSX games and video (the PSX has .nomedia in the directory). The Toshiba Excite would burn over 12%, but was a media task doing it (Toshiba issue). In this case, only the display and idle shows as using battery.

Just last night in 6.5 hours from 100% in both, it burned through the dock and 35% of the tablet. The display was off before going to sleep and checking in the middle of the brief night. I got a great deal on the both, so this is bitter irony.
[Transformer TF300T General] EndlessDissent:
Not really sure what the problem is... The part of the cable that plugs into the charger is a USB connection, so you can transfer files to/from your comouter. It also trickle charges just like you want. I know because when I was messing with creating a Debian chroot image, my tablet was connected to my laptop for a long time and inched its way from ~50% to 100%. It took a loooong time, but it charged.

Really, the only downside to the proprietary connector is that you can't just use any micro-USB cable you want; it has to be the Asus cable.
[Transformer TF300T General] rushless:
Cool. Did not know on the trickle. Now, if I can just solve the battery drain to avoid a return. Love the dock & tablet system, but the battery drain is a killer.
[Transformer TF300T General] meatrocket:
I'm watching your other thread on the battery issue. Please update when you know something. Sorry to hear you're having this problem. There's nothing that sucks worse than a new toy that won't work right!
[Transformer TF300T General] rushless:
Does the trickle charge only work with the tablet? While connected to my computer when using with dock attached, the dock drained to nothing and the tablet did not charge once the dock was dead.

I guess I answered my own question perhaps, since the dock did not charge at all and no way for the tablet to use the USB source since feeds through the dock which died. It is a series charge flow.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] latinmaxima:
I am currently trying out new themes for the newest source built AOKP build 39.

I saw this link posted on Google+ today but was hoping to get some help in finding themes that work for us.

I plan to do the testing tonight and throughout the week. If you already have themes you have tried please link them in the thread and I will update the OP to include them.

THANKS!:D

Theme Chooser Themes
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] KingOfThaJungle:
This is awsum, thanks! Much better than a previous list that I saw before, but the ones that I got to test off of that one were Sense 4(by jorgefc82[much better than the other version and its free :D]), TouchWiz 5.0, and both the Labels and the Something Something variations, all of which are listed on here as well ;)!
[HTC One X] combat goofwing:
Anyone got a link for Paul O'Brien Modded version of ggole wallet that works in the uk
[HTC One X] vfrvulcan:
Have you bothered to look on his site for it??

Not difficult to find.
[HTC One X] Kermagod:
See Here.

vfrvulcan was right though. It really isn't difficult to find.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] greeced:
Hi All,

This is just a quick 2 part question as I see many threads for the GNEX on rooting, but none very concrete on removing root. I've tried searching, but I must have missed it.

So, my questions are:

1. Once rooted via whatever method (I used fastboot method myself, thanks efrant for teaching the fastboot stuff), how do I unroot this thing to bring it back to stock configuration?

2. To make the unit truly stock again, can I just use fastboot and flash a factory google image? I know doing this will eliminate all my data, but will it remove all traces of any rooting done? (Insecure Kernal, SU, Busybox and whatever else)?

Please let me know.

Thanks guys... wasn't planning on rooting, but I miss the ability to do it. lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] infazzdar:
1. See two.

2. Yes.

Flashing the stock image will bring your phone back to an out-of-the-box state.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] greeced:
Thanks man,

Makes me feel better about my decision to root this phone.

Appreciate the reply.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
If you installed Superuser to system when you rooted then you'll need to remove that also but here are the basic adb commands for the job (make sure you have data and system mounted via CWM so you have access):

adb shell
rm /system/bin/su
mount -o remount,ro -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 /system
exit

BusyBox is another matter since CWM installs it to sbin every time you boot with it. Perhaps someone has a better idea (?), but from messing around a bit the other night the best method I've come up with is to use BusyBox to remove BusyBox, as follows:

adb shell
cd /sbin
cp busybox /data/local/tmp/busybox
chmod 06755 /data/local/tmp/busybox
rm busybox
/data/local/tmp/busybox rm `/data/local/tmp/busybox find -follow -maxdepth 1 -type l`
/data/local/tmp/busybox rm /data/local/tmp/*
exit

that second to last line gets rid of all the stray symlinks busybox left behind, not sure if CWM leaves any of those recovery/symlinks in sbin also or if those should be removed as well; perhaps someone else can fill us in on that point! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thos25:
So flashing a Google factory image won't remove root? Or it will, but won't remove all evidence if someone went searching around trying to deny warranty.

When I rooted, I used the method of flashing recovery, then installed the su.zip via recovery. When I unrooted I simply flashed a factory image.

when you say installed superuser to system I'm guessing you mean something more advanced than the typical root process, correct?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Flashing the factory system image DOES remove root (and busybox and anything else you changed on the ROM).There is no need to do anything that osm0sis said to do.

And there is no "more advanced" process of rooting. Root is two files placed on you system: /system/bin/su and /system/app/Superuser.apk. Nothing more. (Whether you place them there yourself, or have CWM do it for you, is irrelevant.) Remove those those and root is gone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zbraptorsdr:
if you grab wugfresh's toolkit itll do all of that with one-click convenience. thats what I do to un-root my Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21936493
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
Right, I was referring to "unroot"ing without reflashing the system.img, since my intent with that method was to keep all settings, etc. as-is, just remove all traces of root.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Yup, you would need to remove it manually if you were running a custom ROM, but with a stock ROM, flashing the system partition only WOULD leave all your data/settings as is.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The-Droidster:
IS this true? Can someone confirm? And is it true for all phones?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hiarc:
The easiest way to do it, just click and its does it on its own.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
Just wanted to clear this up now that I'm a bit more wise on the subject. The sbin stuff doesn't matter since it's all part of the ramdisk, and gets generated on each boot (to recovery or OS) and otherwise doesn't exist. No need to delete anything but su. :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
he means, of course, "su" as in /system/bin/su AND /system/app/Superuser.apk. partially correct, i think, ramdisk is only used for early OS boot. Ramdisk + kernel = boot.img.

Recovery is on a different partition, for starters, and AFAIK, deploys needed files to a temporary location on the phone's ram or in the file system, which would be the recovery partition. Busybox gets placed in there as well.

Sent from my i9250
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
stock kernel has a ramdisk but not all kernels are packaged with one. recovery also has a ramdisk, just as it also has a kernel. Decompile/split/unzip one some time and you'll see /sys/ and /proc/ and /sbin/ all get generated from the ramdisk. And yes, if you for some reason put Superuser.apk or SuperSU.apk in /system/app/ (a completely unnecessary step), then naturally they need to go too. ;)
[Omnia 7 General] yeah3x:
I bought an unlocked Samsung Omnia 7 from Orange UK and I currently use it in the US on my ATT plan. Last night, I forced updated to 8107 yet the tethering option I want is still not an option. I have been searching this forum but I cannot find a step by step process to go about this as I am kind of an amateur at hacking/phone skills. I can follow directions just not figure it all out myself. Can anyone help please?
[Omnia 7 General] misko2k:
Look on this post maybe it help you :

redmondpie.com/enable-internet-tethering-on-samsung-omnia-7-focus-with-one-click-how-to-tutorial/
[Nokia Lumia 800] inket:
Hey guys,

I have a Lumia 800 with a "messed up" Qualcomm bootloader. Here's what's different about it:

- Power+Vol.UP button combination doesn't work. Every other combination works great (FTM, Hard Reset, etc.).

- Since that combination doesn't work, I can't get to OSBL mode without NSSPro.

- When in OSBL mode, it shows up as Qualcomm CDMA Technologies MSM on Windows, OS X and Ubuntu but doesn't show its NAND partitions.

- In the Device Manager on Windows, the device has a tiny yellow warning sign like it's not working properly or it doesn't have the correct drivers. I tried installing/uninstalling the Qualcomm drivers from the other thread but nothing changed.

Is there any way to "repair"/reset the bootloader or force it to show its partitions ? Obviously I'm very careful with it so it doesn't get replaced with a DLOAD one.

I can put the USB debug logs from any/all of the OS if it might help.

Please help if you have any idea. Thanks.
[Nokia Lumia 800] inket:
I have tried all kinds of things on Windows.

I tried forcing the generic USB Mass Storage Device driver but it said it couldn't "start" the device.

I also installed all kinds of Qualcomm drivers I could find. I found the correct one, Qualcomm HS-Diagnostics 9006 (COMx), though unsigned (and still showing the yellow warning sign). Lumia still doesn't show the partitions.

Installed QPST (had weird errors about not being able to register a lot of DLLs while installing) and the Lumia didn't even appear in the devices list. (might be because of the broken install, I don't know)

Any ideas ?
[Nokia Lumia 800] rescbr:
Mine does the same thing... My guess is that it is a intermediate version between full dev qualcomm bootloader and nokia dload that they rushed out.

What's your phone info?

My Lumia's information (weird bootloader):

Firmware: 12070

Hardware revison: 112.1402.2.3

Radio SW version: 1.6.00.24

Radio HW version: 8255

Bootloader version: 7.35.0.0

Chip SOC version: 0.74.2.1

ROM Language: 0C0A (Spanish (Spain))

ROM version: 7.0.8107.0

OEM Device Name: RM-801 EU 238

Mobile Operator: 000-ES

IMEI: 35928904 67xxxxx

Friend's (Nokia DLOAD):

Firmware: 12070

Hardware revison: 112.1402.2.3

Radio SW version: 1.6.00.24

Radio HW version: 8255

Bootloader version: 7.35.0.0

Chip SOC version: 0.74.2.1

ROM Language: 0809 (English (United Kingdom))

ROM version: 7.0.8107.0

OEM Device Name: RM-801 EU NDT EURO1

Mobile Operator: 000-33

IMEI: 35928904 79xxxxx

I have thought to open the phone and remove the battery to see if it helps, but I haven't tried it yet.
[Nokia Lumia 800] inket:
At least, I'm not the only one.

Here's mine:

OS: 7.10.8107.79

Firmware: 1600.2489.8107.12072

Hardware revision: 112.1402.2.3

Radio SW version: 1.6.00.24

Radio HW version: 8255

Bootloader version: 7.35.0.0

Chip SOC version: 0.74.2.1

IMEI: 3592890464xxxxx

Product Code: 059L702

Basic Product Code: 059J2N6

Type Designator: RM-801

Production SN (PSN): 004370FAB (< copied this because it seemed interesting)

That's all I found on WP, NCS and NSSPro. Where did you find the other info ?

I know that mine came from Vodafone Spain and 11414 firmware. Interesting, right ? Both from Spain.
[Nokia Lumia 800] rescbr:
My phone is the Unlocked Spanish country version, came with 11412.

I got the information from the diagnostics app (dial ##634#). I don't know if the diagnostics from 12072 has all this data (it should), I haven't updated mine from 11500.

Where did you get the PSN?

The question is: it is related to the country variant or to the production run?
[Nokia Lumia 800] inket:
I found the PSN on both NSSPro and NCS. Look in the Extended Info in NCS, I think.

My Lumia's info from Diagnostics:

ROM Language: 0C0A (doesn't say "(Spanish(Spain))" or anything, just 0C0A)

ROM version: 7.0.8107.0

OEM Device Name: RM-801 EU 214

Mobile Operator: VOD-ES

So far the only similarity is that they're both from Spain.
[Nokia Lumia 800] inket:
Nothing new, I guess ?

I'm thinking of trying NCS' "Refurbish" or "Recovery".

Anyone care to explain how do they work or what do they do exactly ?

I still don't want to replace the bootloader with Nokia's; I'm looking if there's a way to "refresh" the bootloader or something like that.
[Nokia Lumia 800] debbuger:
just take the battery out and insert after 10 or more second..then press and hold the vol up and insert the usb cable while holding vol up ....usb should be connected to pc from other end...after u inserted usb in phone u feel a short vibration, then leave the vol button and u'll be in qpst mode..
[Nokia Lumia 800] inket:
@debbuger

Are you sure that would work ?

I mean, did you have the same problem and you fixed it by removing the battery ?
[Nokia Lumia 800] debbuger:
sorry bro i thought that u've lumia 710.. don't remove battery do as follows --

as u r on l800

force it off by pressing the power switch for about 10 to 15 sec ,

then press and hold vol up and insert the usb ..a short vibratin means u r in osbl mode...
[Nokia Lumia 800] inket:
Already tried that. Doesn't work. Thanks anyway.
[Nokia Lumia 800] debbuger:
can u tell me if ur lumia is shipped with qualcom boot or you have flashed it after ...
[Nokia Lumia 800] inket:
It shipped that way.
[Nokia Lumia 800] .NetRolller 3D:
Can you post the USB ID of the phone in bootloader mode? (lsusb -n in Linux, or Details tab in the Windows device manager)