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[HTC One X] repairsuniverse:
RepairsUniverse compiled a written repair guide to repair a damaged screen or other internal components on your HTC One X. This detailed take apart guide will walk you through each step on how to disassemble and replace the damaged parts on your One X.

This guide will help you to install the following HTC One X part(s):

HTC One X Touch Screen Digitizer Replacement

HTC One X LCD Screen Replacement

Tools Required:

Safe Open Pry Tool

Small Phillips Screwdriver

Adhesive Strips (for touch screen repair)

Hot Air Gun / Hair Dryer

HTC One X Repair Guide:

First, use a safe open pry tool to begin releasing the back housing. Start at the bottom of the device and work your way around the edges, applying pressure to pop the case off. With all 3 sides released you can pull the device from the back cover. Be cautious as the battery is often adhered to the housing and will need to be removed with the rest of the device.

Once the back cover had been removed, we can now remove the small plastic housing located near the camera. Used Small Phillips screwdriver then remove the five (5) screws shown in red on figure 1.

Figure 1​

There will be one (1) more small Phillips screws that will be located at the bottom of the motherboard, near the battery, that will need to be removed.

Start releasing all the connections located on the motherboard. Release the single pop connector and jaw connector located on the top of the motherboard (shown in orange in figure 1).

Release the power button flex cable and volume button flex cable from the housing. These will be lightly adhered to the housing (shown in green in figure 1).

You can now lightly lift the motherboard up, being careful as it is still attached with flex cables. The battery can also be swung out, revealing two (2) more connection on the skinny part of the motherboard. Release these two connections and remove the motherboard and battery from the device (shown in figure 2).

Figure 2​

Use a heat gun or hair dryer to start warming the front of the screen assembly. Work around the outside edges of the screen on medium heat for about 45 seconds. This will soften the adhesive holding the screen assembly to the housing.

Once the screen is properly heated you can use a safe open pry tool to being lifting the screen assembly away from the housing. Be sure to lift both screens out at the same time.

After the screens are partially released, be sure the flex cables are fed through the housing. Remove the screen assembly.

Use the heat gun or hair dryer again to warm the seal between the touch screen and LCD screen. Use quick movements for about 30 seconds. Once this is complete, use a safe open pry tool to carefully separate the screens.

You can now replace the touch screen digitizer or LCD screen.

Reverse the instructions above to reassemble your phone.
[HTC One X] ciubeca:
Thank for great tutorial ;)

I hope that I will ever need it, but very useful :)
[HTC One X] arabology:
Was it proved that the digitizer can be safely removed from the LCD without messing it up? As I watched a video on YouTube, the guy ruined his LCD screen in the process....i have a broken digitizer and I'm not willing to buy digitizer+LCD for $150 while my LCD is working fine....i hope you can tell me if changing the digitizer alone is possible.

Thank you!
[HTC One X] repairsuniverse:
Yes this is possible. These screens are not fused together but held by adhesive. You will need to apply heat on the front touchscreen too loosen the adhesive. Good luck with the repair.
[HTC One X] Raider0001:
What about dust particles and finger prints ? is it true that there is no air in between digitizer and lcd ?
[HTC One X] repairsuniverse:
You use adhesive strips between the LCD and the digitizer. This stops dust getting in.
[HTC One X] minhlc1956:
This guide is less useful

Absolutely necessary

Thank you
[HTC One X] djyod:
hi,

My LCD is not broken, only the glass... but I'm afraid to separate the glass of the LCD.

I read so many message that said they broke the LCD.

should it be difficult to separate when the glass is "hot" ?

Thank you

Phil
[HTC One X] halcy0n:
I don't think it is possible to separate lcd and glass

after doing some extensive research I finally committed myself to try to separate the lcd and the broken glass

the result: I ripped the lcd's layers apart, just as the experienced service guy did here too at 26:53

youtu.be/H5TRf0REyMM

I believe it is not possible to separate the factory assembled (broken) digitizer glass from the LCD screen

the topmost layer of the LCD is glued so heavily to the glass, that even if you heat it very carefully the other layers will separate sooner (thus breaking the black tape holding together the lcd layers) then the lcd would separate from the glass

I was able to find only one video on YouTube which shows a successful separation of the lcd and the glass:

youtu.be/aknwDBR0IIA

but!

imho this is not a factory assembled unit or at least the sticker tape holding together the glass and the screen is different on my unit, it doesn't have anything like the white tapes seen at 6:52 on the glass

the only reason why you can buy separate touch digitizer glass at all, is to glue it together with a brand new lcd, but there is no way to recover your lcd from a phone, however unharmed it is
[HTC One X] arabology:
Thanks a lot!!!!!!!!

i have no more thanks to use. your post was very helpful indeed. i stick my voice to yours, the LCD can't be taken apart from the digitzer. i tried and failed. just like the guy in the video and your case as well.
[HTC One X] Eroticus:
Awesome work !!! Thanks bro :)
[HTC One X] dryan433:
You will find it near impossible to split the display from digitizer the screen is laminated to it via some very strong glue even heating the screen could damage the display they don't take kindly to excessive heat so it will be very slim doing so and succeeding without any damage
[HTC One X] repairsuniverse:
It is hard to separate on this model. We actually recommend the full screen replacement so you can avoid this altogether. You can find this here - HTC One X LCD + Touch Screen Replacement
[HTC One X] phi1ipp:
I'm wondering if it's hard or impossible to separate them?
[HTC One X] SoulSmasher:
My Touch panel was broken, and even if the technical service didn't want to, they changed the lcd also. even the technical service workers couldn't manage to separate the two.

/2cents
[HTC One X] repairsuniverse:
It's not very easy to separate the 2. This is why we recommend the full screen replacement - HTC One X Touch Screen + LCD replacement
[HTC One X] HAFTX:
Actually I found it pretty easy to seperate the two. I just placed the nail of my thumb between the lcd and digitizer and went around the whole screen. Took it apart without any problems.
[HTC One X] Rageypeep:
You can buy new LCD/ digitiser combined for not a lot more then just the digitiser, also if you get the two already joined there will be less dust in between the screen and LCD then if you yourself did it.... knowing my luck I would drop the thing on the floor before I stuck they together lol
[HTC One X] hondasr:
I get a replacement lcd assembly is returned it because don't have the captive button light difuser. If somebody here find a full assembly replacement with the captive button light difuser please let's know.
[HTC One X] windfan:
May I have the service manual of HTC ONE X? Please help!

May I have the service manual of HTC ONE X?

Please help!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] danygarss:
Hi everybody! I'm new at this forum, i come from xperia x8 forum, and I have problems with custom kernels. I have a xperia Neo V, and I just cant connect the phone in fastboot mode. I'm not sure if it is properly bootloader-unlocked, as in the oficial sony's webpage it said that cdma devices cannot be unlocked (check http://unlockbootloader.sonymobile.com/), and I think that is the standard in Europe isn't it? (I'm from spain). Also, I checked the service menu and it also indicates that the bootloader cannot be unlocked.

Anyway i tried through the testpin-s1 tool method and everything seemed to work fine, i got the output with the two lowercase "r", but not the messages showing the model, software version, custom version, filesystem version and serial number, as said in vimjam's guide (check the post regarding unlock BL here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1409269).

When I try to connect it in fastboot mode it just shows the sony ericsson logo and starts to charge, not showing any blue led. I know that this happens in locked devices, but the two lowecase "r" in s1 tool indicate that it is unlocked, so i dont understand... Can someone tell me if my phone is properly unlocked, or if custom kernels can be flashed connecting the device in flash mode (as it does work for me)? Thanks in advance
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Madfysh:
Eventhough your bootloader is now unlocked, your fastboot is still locked, you have sim-locked phone and you need to pay to unlock it.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] danygarss:
ok, so you mean I have to sim-unlock my phone in adition to bl-unlock to connect it in fastboot mode? can this be done in wotanserver or i have to take it to some tech service?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Madfysh:
Yes, you can use wotanserver.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] shail31:
Hi,I managed to unlock my bootloader using msm7227_semc.cmd method.However when I tried to enter fastboot I couldnt

as my sim was locked.I paid for unlock via S1 tool and now have an unloked phone.However when I identify the phone to check

the status of the bootloader I only get one r "Look For Line RUNNING S1_EROM VER "r8A029" but the loader version has a

R .Is my bootloader still unlocked? I have tried getting into fastboot mode but nothing seems to happen.Can you please guide me?

Thanks for reading .Your reply is much appreciated.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] delboy79:
just wondering do people use screen protectors on there tablet or not
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] old_fart:
not I, said the duck ! . . its been six months and not a scratch yet.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] tmjohnsonfse:
I have used one since day one. Cheap investment to keep the screen like new.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mattc8210:
I got one on mine. It came free with the silicone skin I got on Ebay for 6 bucks. Just take your sweet time putting it on to avoid dust and hairs underneath or youll be staring at bubbles. LOL.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] miniblue:
Since day 1. Echo be clean putting it on. I have one little piece of dust under mine.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Zercher:
I do

I've used one since new. I can't go naked! :D

Ed
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ckevinwelch:
None for me. I'm pretty careful with my gadgets, and teach my kids to be careful with them too.. I've got an OG Motorola Droid laying around with a lot of miles on it that has no scratches whatsoever on the screen.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Cubanluke88:
Same for me. I transport my tablets in Targus netbook bag, but otherwise don't bother with screen protectors/cases.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] romford:
I find the gorilla glass to be quite resistant.. My galaxy s1 has been "naked" for 2 years and not a single scratch yet!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] johnseeking:
I use one of the "antiglare" protectors. You lose a little bit of sharpness, but the tradeoff for MUCH less reflection from outside light and smudging from fingerprints is well worth it, IMO.

As to the application of said protectors, I ordered a pack of three from a seller on Amazon (and they accidentally shipped me TWO sets of three, giving me six) and practice definitely makes perfect. Patience is key. It helps to work in a bathroom after running a very hot shower to get the room all steamy, which seems to knock a lot of dust bits out of the air.

On that note, does anybody need an antiglare screen protector? I seem to have a few extra. PM me.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] tmjohnsonfse:
I know the kindle fire has gorilla glass, but if I am not mistaken our tablets do not. Please clarify me if I am wrong.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Cubanluke88:
It doesn't. I don't know about the Fire.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Weo:
I've had my nook since they started selling them. I place it in a zip lock bag and transport it that way inside a computer case. I have not put on a screen protector and still no scratches. I use an alcohol swab and dry it off with a silk sun glass cloth when I clean.

I bought the nook as a transitional, throw away device but ended up using it 3 - 4 hours per day since I purchased it. Without the screen protector, the screen is beautiful. I use a screen protector for my phone because I put it in my pocket with other stuff.

I will probably get a screen protector for a more expensive tablet when I ditch the nook. However, no problems without a screen protector since I bought it in November. Again, I place it in a plastic bag and then place that in my computer bag when transporting to work.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] nashdude:
Ya dang right I use a screen protector! LOL I'm a cheapskate, so I want to make sure my toys stay functional as long as possible. My NT is no different.

One of the best investments I've made with this thing is my screen protector---invisibleSHIELD from Zagg. It's about $20, and takes a little bit of effort to apply it, but it's virtually indestructible! My job tends to be kinda rough on my toys, but I gotta tell ya, this is money well spent :thumbup:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004FEETHM
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] darkquota:
I don't have one of those stick-on screen protectors, but I do have an M-Edge flip open case. No scratches since I got mine on launch.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] pepi4:
Main reason I use one is the Nook raw screen feels rough to my fingers. The protecter makes it smooth like a Kindle.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] johnseeking:
Yeah, that too. Reduces friction between finger and screen. :good:
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Tel864:
I always use protection. :)
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] wellersl:
I'm in. Cheap insurance. And a TPU body condom, too. Same setup on my 4 year old Droid X that's been dropped several times and it still looks new. I have doubts that the NT would survive the same treatment, though.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] tikrjee:
I can't stand the way most screen protectors feel. I use an M-Edge jacket case instead. Makes for an awesome stand, very convenient while watching movies
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] pspunderground:
#1

#2

#3

Yep. Fixing some final bugs.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Mazda:
Woot Woot!!! Team D.I.R.T is the house!!! :)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] flex360:
nice
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] KERKEDAGAIN:
Hollerr! Was just looking at the one x forums to see if they got it going.. They seemed to retain the sense camera though. Is that not in the plans?

.. Ps.. And yes, Team D.I.R.T. IS the house!

Sent from my EVOII
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] scottborasjr:
Thank goodness, have been waiting for this. Nice work!!!!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Mazda:
hahahahahahahaahaha..that's too funny! Just saw that I typed that crap :)

Oh well, I'll leave it there JUST because! Oh and aside from this, Team D.I.R.T might be bringing the EVO LTE another ROM that in my opinion is a MUST :)

Stay tune guys!!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] BrianBaker:
its time for what? non working cameras and widgets that aren't sized correctly and possibly wifi issues and no 3D!!! Cant wait!

I kid I kid,cant wait to give this a whirl for a change of scenery
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] pspunderground:
Quick status update

The majority is working. Not sure about MMS, external SD is a no-go, and LTE well, we know it won't work.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] DB13:
About time lol
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Mazda:
MORE MIUI SCREENSHOTS on the EVO LTE

​
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] bmtdan:
Jizz!
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DemetrioStratos:
Hi!

I'm new here and I want to discuss with someone about this ROM ported by kool elia. I think it's very good! some impressions/tips?

I've tried it but there's an ugly bug: when you receive a call you can't answer because the answer button doesn't appear :(

However it seems to be a good ROM :D
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Justice™:
Post that bug in the thread. It needs to be resized. Apart from that, I can't really help you. Because I'm using CM9
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DemetrioStratos:
Thank's for the reply :)

I've tried to post it in the original thread but i'm new here and they said that i must have 10 messages to post something in the developer thread :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] atistang:
every since i got my GN it has had trouble sending or receiving MMS, doesnt matter if i'm on 3g or wifi

i have tried clearing the cache and force closing, this works about 20% of the time

anyone know of a fix for this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theking_13:
From what I've experienced and know, you can't only send/receive MMS through 2g/3g, NOT wifi. MMS is a carrier based service, which is why it won't work on wifi. Some roms have the ability to download on Wi-Fi though, don't know of any here, but quite a few on the G2x.

Anyways, how long do you give it to send/receive till you decide that its a "failure"? It would also help to disable "auto retrieve" in the Messaging app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SovereigN7:
This issue is most likely related to the apn settings provided by your carrier. I had this issue too, and found out on two separate carriers that I needed data on one, even though it said I didn't. On the other carrier, I just had the APN settings wrong, and that my current carrier allows MMS through 3g data without charging for it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
+1. This.

You need to verify your MMS APN settings with your carrier.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] atistang:
3 days long enough?

So I need to call sprint and say "I need to verify my mms apn settings?

Or is this something on my phone?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 3rdstring:
On your phone.

Settings >> More >> Mobile networks >> Access point names

You can probably find the correct settings on Sprints website somewhere or by googling Sprint APN
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] atistang:
I dont have that option under mobile networks?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ssconceptz:
Having the same issue. Stock rom.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Herman76:
Lte phones?

Swyped on my CM9 Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] atistang:
mine is a sprint phone

its hit or miss, i got a mms yesterday and it downloaded right away

the day before that i couldn't download any mms i got

always on 3g with good service
[HTC Sensation] iverson3-1:
Oooopp I meant aosp:D

"I wanna be the apex of predators in my backyard"

Joe Rogan
[HTC Sensation] Milton515:
Try this and see if it works for you

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1605937
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] farfadet_vert:
Hi,

After a few hours of trying, I finally got the webtop to work to the new partition and without the dock station.

When I plug the tv in, the Webtop activate correctly. But when I try to use the application in the phone, nothing is happening. No application will launch other thant the one in the webtop bar.

I also have no keyboard showing on screen. Is there a way to bring it up?

Thanks for your help.

Running:

Atrix on Bell

Android 2.3.6

:confused:
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ovitz:
you mean apps with mobile view or? also you can reconfigure your Webtop via Webtop2SD
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Erhany:
Guys please help me with apktool! ım freakin out!

before everything, I setted up JDK & JRE, Android SDK Manager too..

ı tried lots of Apktool but having same mistake!

C:\apktool folder i created and put the files in it with my framework-res.apk

Then commanded

apktool if framework-res.apk

I: Framework installed to C:\whatever\your\path\is\framework\1.apk

All is ok. but when I try to DECOMPILE Settings.apk or SystemUI.apk or Browser.apk etc anyway here is the log;

Microsoft Windows XP [Sürüm 5.1.2600]

(C) Telif Hakkı 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.

C:\Documents and Settings\Hyp>cd c:\apktool

C:\apktool>apktool if framework-res.apk

I: Framework installed to: C:\Documents and Settings\Hyp\apktool\framework\1.apk

C:\apktool>apktool d Browser.apk

I: Baksmaling...

testI: Loading resource table...

I: Loaded.

I: Loading resource table from file: C:\Documents and Settings\Hyp\apktool\frame

work\1.apk

I: Loaded.

I: Decoding file-resources...

I: Decoding values*/* XMLs...

Can't find framework resources for package of id: 2. You must install proper fra

mework files, see project website for more info.

C:\apktool>

I'm on 2.3.4 not ICS! How to fix this damn package of id 2 ?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zygzoo:
here you have a video tutorial
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] hitman3x:
on my tmobile branded mytouch 3g running cyanogenmod the

memtotal: 112944

memfree: 3852

why is the mem total so low?
[HTC Rezound] bukithd:
So I got bored today and decided to review browsers by benchmarking them and giving a general description of each with their pros and cons... So here goes.

FYI:

- Browsermark is a somewhat popular benchmarking service I found.

- My setup I am using: Ineffabilis Deus unlocked/s-off nothing else

- I am using my home wifi. To eliminate any possible 3g/4g issues

- I tested each browser 3 times and chose the middle score of the 3.

- I had previously unistalled the stock browser so no HTC contestant here.

1. Boat Browser

Score: 69580

Review: Very clean browser using relatively little space. Quick at loading most everything. Has flash. The only con I've really noticed is that the search bar can be counter intuitive some times. Basic features with themeing capability.

2. Boat Browser Mini

Score: 72946

Review: Half the size of boat browser with less interface customization. Still includes minor theme support and is suprisingly quick. Flash supported.

3. Chrome (stable)

Score: 84518

Review: Now stable release. Suprised its the highest? Me neither. Best when it comes to its ability to extend your desktop's chrome with its bookmarks and tab syncing. Does not support flash and has a somewhat buttonless interface. Lack of customization currently. And boy does this thing suck up memory. 55mb for me.

4. Dolphin HD

Score: 78076

Review: A solid second place but this comes with some bulk. The gesture system built in is nice but it can be a hassle. Now it has included a S-Voice knock off. Basically this is what firefox is but on you phone... and good.

5. Dolphin Mini

Score: 64019

Review: Probably the best interface in the bunch. Still has gesture for those who like it. Ugly green themeing. Unfotunately has lost favor from dev and has only seen 2 updates over the last year. Has some redraw issues occasionaly.

6. Opera Mobile

Score: 23012

Review: Really? That bad? Some people swear by it and I think it is nice but wow. Has good dev support and has a clean interface similar to boat. Doesn't seem to like some websites that are graphic intensive.

7. Firefox ("NEW")

Score: 40651

Review: WAAAYYY better interface. runs a little smoother. Benchmark dropped a ton from 54k to 41k... they are getting closer and farther away at the same time.

Additional:

Opera Mini and Opera Mini Next both failed the rendering tests. Most likely due to data compression systems that have been built in to the browsers.

Ninesky failed the specifically the 4th rendering test. Not sure why.

Maxthon failed the DOM test on browsermark. I have no clue why.
[HTC Rezound] Damasterjj:
nice, thanks. I mainly use stock browser but I have chrome beta installed.
[HTC Rezound] bukithd:
If anyone is willing to take a couple of minutes to run the HTC stock browser through this test and to anyone using the Stock ICS browser like on slimrom.

shoot me the results and I'll post them. Remember use wifi.
[HTC Rezound] bukithd:
updated to reflect new firefox and stable chrome.
[HTC Rezound] pwned3:
Just wondering which phones use the same cpu as the rezound.
[HTC Rezound] zetsumeikuro:
HTC Evo 3D (GSM), HTC Evo 3D (CDMA), HTC Rezound, LG Optimus LTE LU6200,[citation needed] Pantech Vega Racer, LG Lucid, Samsung Galaxy Note,Xiaomi MI-One (CDMA2000 for China Telecom) <--- per S3 wikipedia for the msm8660.