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[HTC One X] amd_203:
I wasn't the one who rooted the phone. I installed the HTC sync software and even installed separate driver for it where its now labeled "My HTC".

I installed the Android SDK along with the USB package and still no go. Don't remember if I had the phone plugged in at the time but I believe I did.

Thanks for the answers. I'll keep trying things out. Anymore advice would be appreciated.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Usb debugging enabled on the phone?

& installed all the packages on Android-SDK?

What adb commands are you typing, did you install Android-SDK to its default location?

Default commands aint what you were typing above.

The default location is:

CD c:/Android-SDK/platform-tools
[HTC One X] amd_203:
USB de-bugging enabled, yes.

I installed the required packages, even the 4.0 and up images. I installed the SDK under C:\ just like I did with fastboot.

What are the default commands? I only used the commands that I seen being advised to use.
[HTC One X] amd_203:
I just tried to reboot it using the command adb reboot. It just said: device not found, which confirms my problem. My computer isn't detecting the phone while it's in fastboot and I don't know why. Is there a specific driver that you need for the device while it's in fastboot?
[HTC One X] amd_203:
Also, while in fastboot in device manager it's under Android 1.0 with a yellow triangle. While, out of fastboot it's under My HTC.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Ok, so you installed to a folder called fastboot instead of the default 'Android-SDK'?

This would make fastboot still located in platform-tools, right?

So after putting the boot.img inside c:/fastboot/platform-tools

Put phone in fastboot usb

Open command prompt on pc

CD c:/fastboot/platform-tools

fastboot flash boot boot.img
[HTC One X] amd_203:
No-no, I installed in C:\ under the name Android so C:\Android\SDK but I also have a fastboot folder, which is under C:\ as well. I'm missing something and I know it has to be a driver but I jsut don't know what driver.

Thank you for trying to help.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
It would help if I could see a screen shot of your Android SDK installation path.

It could just be a simple invalid command your trying.
[HTC One X] amd_203:
I'm wondering if it may be due to me using Windows 8... but if it works on 7, should work on 8. Frustrating, can't figure it out.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Your using the wrong command.

Place boot.img into the platform-tools folder (next to adb, fastboot etc)

Put phone in fastboot usb

Open command prompt on pc

CD c:/Android/android-sdk/platform-tools

fastboot flash boot boot.img

Done.
[HTC One X] amd_203:
Nope, the command isn't the problem. I told you I have a separate fastboot folder I downloaded and put in C:\. So, C:\fastboot - fastboot flash boot boot.img. Same command. Problem isn't the command, it's that my computer isn't detecting my device while it's in fastboot and the command gets stuck on "waiting for device." Until I can get my computer to recognize the phone, commands are useless.

Also, I still tried the command you gave me just to see, same problem. Waiting for device.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
I've no idea what your talking about, you shouldn't even have a separate fastboot folder.

Tried to help you, but still think the error is yours.
[HTC One X] amd_203:
Dude, look at my signature! I've owned 5 Android devices, including two Nexus, all of which I've rooted myself. I know what I'm doing and talking about. It's not my fault you're lost. I appreciate you trying to help but I won't have you speaking as if I have no idea what I'm doing and the error is mine.
[HTC One X] matt95:
this is a stupid question but have you tried changing usb cable? maybe the one you're using is damaged

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i see that you're using win 8 too, maybe the HOX fastboot drivers aren't compatible with win 8 yet... try typing fastboot devices and see if it recognizes the phone
[HTC Rezound] Bubbamanlarry:
First - I'm not noob, but not a developer either. I'm about to sell my Rezound which has only seen about two months real use. I am now on AT&T with a One X (yes I love HTC). Anyway, I recently flashed one of the GSM roms in hopes that I'd be able to use the Rezound as one of my AT&T phones. I then found out that you only get AT&T's Edge - no 3G, 4G, LTE, etc. So I decided to restore to a CDMA rom for Verizon and I'm having one issue. Under Phone Info, I try to switch the network type back to CDMA+LTE/EvDo auto and it won't stick - the setting immediately returns to WCDMA preferred. The Rezound is currently on CleanROM Professional Edition 4.5 with the kernel that came with it. The build number I am showing is 3.14.605.5 CL372320 release keys. I purposely flashed a ROM that had the 3.14.605.5 base, in hopes of having no issues - I was wrong. I love this ROM. What do I need to do to make this thing straight up Verizon now? I don't have the original unlock token from HTC but I guess I could get it again and lock and flash an ruu. But wow!, I'd rather hear that there is something faster and simpler.

Somebody instruct me! Thanks a ton!
[HTC Rezound] HowardZ:
Since you are going to sell the phone, why not just install the stock 3.14.605.12 ruu zip file? It is the official HTC Verizon ICS

http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...cream-sandwich-ruu-for-final-ota-3-14-605-12/

It will put everything to stock, wipe the internal sd, eliminate any stored privacy issues like passwords, bank accounts, porn sites, etc..

I'd also put your microSD card in a pc and reformat it to erase any private information.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RoboWarriorSr:
I wanted to bring up a very important topic that seems to be brought up recently. There have been reports that people copy and steal other people's works. This doesn't seem to make a lot of sense. For one, android is open source and everyone can use it without asking permission. For another, if you are defending your case by saying that it takes hours and days to compile your Rom, then what about those people at HTC and Google who developed the original Roms? They spent years studying and developing Roms. Do you ask permission? You don't. In theory, you should all be banned and discontinued because you didn't ask permission from HTC or Google. Now stop acting like a bunch of Steve Jobs. And while you're at it try and Patent your Rom so other people can't use it. This is probably the reason Android Development will fall and iOS development will rise.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Teichopsia:
First in before the bashing starts :D

Sent from a dream.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bananagranola:
So...this wasn't so much a "question" as much as a rant.

HTC and Google devs get recognition: they get paid, and they get the experience to put on their resume. Our devs don't. They work for free. For hours. The only recognition they get is here, from the very grateful leechers (of which I am one). I don't think it's too much to ask to just get recognized for that work. Most give permission IF ASKED. If I was in fact one of those devs, someone stealing would completely turn me off from developing. And then where would us leechers be? Cooks are nice and all, but without true devs we would all still be on stock.

This has nothing to do with open source law and everything to do with basic human interaction. This is not law school. This is not a courtroom. This is a place where the generous share with the many, and I hope it stays that way.

I would also like to point out, when people complain about "dev wars" they say that they only "hurt the community." I would guess that in many cases, "hurt the community" is a synonym for "I personally don't get to have my Frankenstein ROM." All the high and mighty lingo doesn't hide that simple fact.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RoboWarriorSr:
Apologize for my ignorance but I do understand my point. I put it in the Q&A since it did have question on the topic title so I thought the mod would move this post to Q&A anyway. It isn't too much to ask for recognition but there have been some instances in other device thread where it literally becomes a crazy nuclear war with people banning threads if a small piece of code is implemented which is ridiculous especially when that code is not device exclusive or Rom exclusive (or pure coincidence). Thanks for the quick and clarifying and mature response.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bananagranola:
Thankfully, I haven't seen that our devs are like that, or that our mods have stood for that kind of behavior. So let's just keep enjoying our lovely Ace ROMs.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mucchan:
Have a read about AOSP License

Basically, while Google prefers everything AOSP related to be open source, anyone implementing Android can choose whether they would like to make their source code publicly available or not.

This is also one reason why OEMs are required to provide the kernel source code to the public (the kernel is under GPL) but not the source code to their ROMs.
[HTC Rezound] oatlord:
I'm struggling with all the terminology and methods with flashing. Basically I just wanted root, so I read several different guides and got a rooted status and managed to install the Amon Ra recovery. However my bootloader (also called HBOOT - is that correct?) shows tampered / unlocked now. Basically, I want to flash back to the most current build and try again.

Would the link on the Android Police forums to download RUU 4.03.605.2 be latest Verizon build as if it were fresh out of the box?

I checked on the wiki, but didn't see anything for the Rezound there.

Also, to use this utility, I relock my bootloader using HTCDev and then move this zipped file to my sd card and reboot to the bootloader either using adb or the power + volume down, correct? It will see the zip file and begin flashing or do I run an executable from my PC with the phone connected? I'm not S-Off because I figured that is way above my head at this point.

I appreciate any help anyone can offer.
[HTC Rezound] LOBBS:
The tampered just means you have a custom recovery like Amon Ra installed.
[HTC Rezound] jbh00jh:
4.03.605..2 is the latest vzw build. :)
[HTC Rezound] oatlord:
If I want to load that RUU, do I have to relock my bootloader? Will I be able to load the file from the Android Police forum without being S-OFF since I've rooted and loaded a recovery?
[HTC Rezound] WookieFan:
Having S-OFF negates the need to relock your bootloader.

You should be able to flash the "RUU" zip file with your phone in its current condition.

If you do some research in this section in the S-OFF threads, you'll get some good info about not re locking after s-off.

Re-locking is only necessary if you don't have s-off.
[HTC Rezound] scy1192:
to reinstall the RUU, first make sure you have fastboot on your PC and your phone is in the fastboot menu of the bootloader and connected to your PC. It should say "fastboot USB". (If you don't have the HTC drivers installed, download HTC Sync 3.0 and that should install it. I haven't gotten it to work on Windows 8 so if you use Windows 8 use these drivers)

Open a command prompt, change the directory to where your fastboot.exe is (example: cd c:\fastboot_directory). Type in 'fastboot oem lock'. Your phone will restart, then boot up. Turn it off, reboot to the bootloader and make sure it says *RELOCKED* on the top. Then, go back to fastboot and in your cmd window, type in 'fastboot oem rebootRUU'. Your phone will reboot and show a black screen with a grey HTC logo. Copy the RUU (doesn't matter if it's named PH98IMG.zip or something else) into the same folder as fastboot.exe and type in 'fastboot flash zip ruu_zip_name.zip' (obviously replacing ruu_zip_name.zip with the zip's actual name). The terminal will start sending the zip and details will be displayed on your computer screen. Your phone will also have a progress bar. Once the terminal on your computer says it's finished, you can reboot your phone.
[HTC Rezound] layneja:
I am currently S-On, unlocked, running Newts One XXX with the Global OTA (4.03.605) Sense 4 Kernel. I would now like to get the 4.03.605.2 firmware installed. Would the procedure described above work for my situation or is there another method I can use.

My next leap is to go S-off but for now I would just like to get the firmware updated before reflashing Newts.

Thanks in advance.
[HTC Rezound] iamwalterwhite:
Yes, you can use the above method fine. However, going S-Off is very easy. It seems like a daunting task, but if you read the directions thoroughly it is very easy. I used the .5 version of Juopunutbear and it worked without a hitch. You are already unlocked and rooted, so if you S-Off, you won't have to do it all over again. From there you can flash the RUU, flash a FLASHABLE version of AR 3.15, then reflash any rom that you want. You will only get the benefit from global with roms that are built aroung the .2 base, but you will get updated radios. I haven't honestly noticed much of a difference with the new radios though.
[HTC Rezound] famouscollin:
Flash stock recovery here's a link http://www.mediafire.com/?wb21d2gdurui2c6 then lock bootloader. (Fastboot OEM lock)

After locking bootloader(cuz your s-on) rename the ruu you downloaded from android police To PH98IMG put on your sd return sd phone boot into bootloader run update, if it stops and powers off mid update remove battery and start it again, It flashed the hboot first then you gotta go back In And finish the update.

sent from my s-on reZound rockin viperRez Rom on latest ICS firmware

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Also to avoid any problems do a factory reset in hboot after update is installed. Being that we're s-on when we re-unlock it does it for us but I've heard some people are having problems after the ruu if they didn't FDR while on stock recovery.. just a heads up:)

sent from my s-on reZound rockin viperRez Rom on latest ICS firmware
[HTC Rezound] oatlord:
Just to clarify: when you reboot using "adb reboot" or power + volume down, are you booting into the bootloader or hboot? I've read the guides but still a little confused there.

Also, what does the stock recovery do versus something like Amon Ra? Does the stock recovery allow for creating backups and what-not? Sorry to be a total noob here. I can bake cookies or something for you all for your help, hehe.
[HTC Rezound] RoryHe:
if you're s-off you shouldn't have to unlock.

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The bootloader is the hboot. You power on holding vol down to get there.

The stock recovery does not allow you to create backups, or do much at all I'm pretty sure. That is why we have custom ones.

If i helped throw me a thanks :)
[HTC Rezound] xxtsxx:
Do you mean flash the RUU in the bootloader and then the recovery also in bootloader? i only ask cause im at school and i forgot my microsd adapter so i cant rename the zips so that I can flash both of them from there, but if i can do it from recovery then im set
[HTC Rezound] WookieFan:
Sorry that you never got an answer to this. Yes, you should flash both recovery (stock) and the RUU as PH98IMG zip files. Wait to start this process until you have a pc/sd card reader available. Trying this without those basic tools is going to make this a frustrating process for you.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gauu:
Hi all

i just recetly replaced my Yarvik 260 tab due to a screen bleed had to get a replacment from the shop

i ended up with the Intenso 7" tablet i must say i do like it feels good it is responsive and fast

http://www.intenso.de/produkte_en.php?kategorie=33&&produkt=1329730218

However the thing dose not have google play on it. this is rather a large prob for me as i need play to

use the apps i have payed for not many but i do use them an awfull lot....

this week i have sat on google trying to find a solution the closest i have found was the GPlay apk file

that was linked in a post i think on these forums.

play loads however it wont let me register my gmail account to play so it will not log in at all :(

is there any one with an idear on this issue at all......

Failing that any one know of a custom rom i can install on this tablet preff icecream as i have grown

to like that incarnation of android...

if any one has any info that would help it would be a god send at this point many thanxx peeps

an now bk to google :D

Edit : hi there i just found this for the accounts but it is still not linking to google play

I found a good link here Accounts & Sync gMail - Android Forums to setup gmail in account sync... use:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gauu:
no one has any idear then :( shame back to tryin to find one agen then
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akarshfrevr:
do u have gmail installed in it? ........have you rooted your android?if not then try doing factory reset .......it might fix
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gauu:
hi there

nope i have not rooted it would not even know where to begin on this tab. Yes i have Gmail account regged on it.

when the factory reset is done the Google play is wiped from thetab and i am back to square one agen.....

but thanx for the sujestion
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akarshfrevr:
since u are running 2.3 u try to install android market apk and don't install playstore apk ........may be that might causing problem as playstore is latest one
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gauu:
hey dude

did a factory reset an tryed what you sujested still the same result no go it loads an asks for an gmail aco**** i put it in the divce an get nuttin it is like ths store carnt link to the accounts i add to my divice :S
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akarshfrevr:
return back where u purchased and ask them to replace it ........first time I'm hearing this kind of problem .......if u can root I can suggest u some more methods .........if u don't want to take risk just go and replace it .....or else just use different Google account that might work ........format ur tabs SD card and factory reset and later login using different account
[Android General] mi7chy:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-5...ay-foreshadow-iphones-that-react-to-location/

Thoughts?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dud3me:
Hey, so is it a good idea to charge overnight? I've heard that the charger may overheat and melt the usb port or something like that. So do you guys charge the phone overnight or not?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pwned_me:
Its a bad idea.

usually ppl do keep their mobile phones on charge at the night and unplug it off at morning.

recently even i've asked the same question to the salesman of the samsung company he suggestes me not to do that cause it may harm your battery.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scratch0805:
Hey, how you doing bud?

You rooted yet? Lol.......

I don't think the phone will overheat if your not using it at the time but it can shorten battery life a little leaving it on charge for longer than necessary, mine doesn't seem too bad with this setup I'm on now my temp never goes over 35° but before this setup i was getting temps of up to 55° when charging and using the phone at the same time. Don't think thats what caused my problems i told you about with chargers burning out though as the last one happened just as i plugged it into a cold phone.

I've always charged every phone I've ever had at night and haven't ever seen battery life go down on any phone i've owned. Not saying i recommend it but its never caused me any harm.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Obagleyfreer:
I have charged my phone for 8 hours over night EVERY night since I bought it (beginning of March), and the battery life is excellent.

Last time I looked at battery stats (yesterday) I had 1d 16hrs time on battery and 3hrs 53mins of screen on time, with normal usage.

My normal use is: about 1 hour music, 1.5hours internet browsing, texts, calls, flashing zips etc

So in short, with my experience overnight charging doesn't harm the battery at all :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dud3me:
Not yet, will hopefully get to it in the next weeks. Real busy atm. And unlike on wildfire I don't feel an immediate need to do it ;)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junior2012:
you can charge your phone all night, on condition that you must ensure your phone chager is original, if so, you can do it, as the original chager can adjust the voltage of the phone battery. if not, it is very dangerous to your phone.
[HTC Inspire 4G] JTM65:
Hello, been having trouble with low volume on the normal call speaker. I did a search and found nothing. It seems noticeably worse since the recent upgrade. Anyone see a similar issue, upgrade related or not?
[HTC Inspire 4G] Ducktech77:
volume

My phone has done the opposite after a recent update. other people can't hear me as well. Hope it's a quick fix.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Nylo:
I'm having no issues. Might have nothing to do with the upgrade. If it were many would be posting. You might try a different ROM.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Luizinno:
what Rom are you using?? in my experience, volume problems coming from the kernel, so before flash another ROM, try to flash another kernel... whith cm7 I recommend lord kernel 8.6 CFS
[HTC Inspire 4G] Nylo:
Delete
[HTC Inspire 4G] JTM65:
Thanks all for the responses. I think this is definitely upgrade related. My volume was low before, but bearable. I think this is my reason to stop screwing around and root this thing. I will try a new kernal with a stripped stock ROM first and go from there. If that doesn't do it then I'll try another. There are a few I've found now that say they increase the available call volume. I think Clkwrk is one of them in fact.