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[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omegaRED7:
Try to setup a user with a username & password on your PC, then use that to login from your Archos, restarts of your PC & tablet will be required... When I was running official ROMs I occasionally had some issues connecting to shared folders on my PC, but this was more a Windows 7 issue than an Archos one. Once I moved to Ubuntu and the initial issues with users/user groups I have no problems, though because the Archos file manager can't work on CM9 I use ES File Explorer.

Sent from my Archos G9 running CM9
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] djuliobk:
Hello friends! I bought myself hd2 on which has already been Android 4.0.4. five days worked great until I did not show the error "Unfortunately, the process is stopped android.procces.media". since then, camera, gallery, music alarm and market does not work. reboot I did NOTHING, NOTHING ad recovery, does anyone have a suggestion! thank you.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mmozbilen:
First try to wipe cache and dalvik cache from cwm. Otherwise without wiping system, reflash the rom.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Farshlufen:
Try this:

Manage apps

Media storage

Clear data.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] projekt06:
Maybe you have not enough space left.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dancingtortoise:
Hi, I'm using androidme lite aosp ROM and would like to use the messaging .apk like the one found in codenames ROM (I mainly want the pop up notification option). I used root explorer and tried overwriting the .apk but I kept getting FC. Can someone maybe make a flash able .zip that would work?

Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oddfuturejoey:
Bump but for stock?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dancingtortoise:
Ya, for stock. Its basically a stripped stock ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lowrider262:
I made this one for bamf ROM, it should work with any jb ROM but make a backup first just in case:D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=31015402
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dancingtortoise:
I'm still getting the same message. Thanks tho. Maybe I'll try the Androidme thread.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ejatds:
does anyone else hear a background noise when using headphones? The sound is similar to tapping 2 drumsticks together repeatedly. very noticeable in max volume with no sounds. (plug in headphones, raise to max volume on home screen where there's no sound). haven't tested with other headphones and will report back after I do...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] cheesemuffins:
I have noticed a noise in the background... But it's more of a tv static-like sound. But my headphones are also real loud for some reason. When I plug them in I have to turn the volume way down to almost the bottom. They were designed for iPhones, which is what I used them on, but the sound quality is just so much better than the Sammy ones that came with the S3 that I still use them.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] drewgstevens:
There is a constant low level distortion when playing anything through the headphone out on my AT&T S3 - if you pause the currently-playing music etc. it remains audible for a couple of seconds then stops - is this what you mean? Lower impedance and/or more revealing headphones accentuate the problem.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ejatds:
seems a simple reboot fixed the problem :good:
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LooKCzech:
Hello,

I have question about this great room. I am using version 8.6.1 but i have a little problem.

When i plug in my headphones to phone, he doesnt show me the headphones icon on notification bar and if i want set the music effects in DSPManager application, settings are without changes.

For example,

If i set new equalizer options to rock, techno, atc ...., music what i listen is without this changes, if i set better bass, music is again without changes.

I hope u understand me.

Thanks for your answer and sorry for my english :fingers-crossed:
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pd12:
The official thread for Q&A for the Ice Cold Sandwich ROM by LC is here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1369687

Also, the DSP equalizer I use 'DSPManager' works on IceColdS 8.4.

I would assume your phone isn't recognising the headset - sure you plugged it in properly?

And the DSPManager is using the settings under the 'Speaker' tab, so you'd have to change that.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LooKCzech:
I had on my phone CyanogenMod 7.2 and i didnt have any problem with it.

Ok thx i will try to write in offical thread.
[HTC One X] ben-fisher-bro:
On the stock kernal with the ViperX rom.

I got 12500.

Now with faux kernal I get like 9000.

Why?

I have a MUCH lower CPU score in benchmarks...
[HTC One X] feis:
Geez you already asked this, why another identical thread? Benchmark means nothing, case closed.
[HTC One X] lawrence750:
yeah what is everyones obsession with benchmarks its just a number..
[HTC One X] Baldilocks:
Benchmarks just a number? Tell that to people who drive race cars. ;)

0-60 in 3 seconds is still better performance than 0-60 in 3.5 seconds. If both cars have the same engine, same gearing and weigh the same, then something else must determine why one is slower than the other. ;)

Same way with our phones. Benchmark tests, especially AnTuTu, do offer insights into the performance of our machines. So, instead of giving the snarky answer that 'benchmarks don't matter', just say you have no idea or don't post at all.
[HTC One X] lawrence750:
yes maybe numbers are more applicable to cars. but this is a

mobile phone forum

not a car forum.....

the benchmarks mean sod all. the actual experience of using the phone is what matters.

benchmarks can vary from the slightest differences in environment, so yeah it is just a number, and will change for almost anything..
[HTC One X] Baldilocks:
Really? A Mobile Phone Forum? How did I miss that part??

Sure experience matters, but to a lot of people, so do numbers. And 3000 points would make a difference, both numerically and perceptually.
[HTC One X] dragonesdenano:
I think this thread should be closed and open a new one talking about 10b5. :D:p

Enviado desde mi HTC One X usando Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X] lawrence750:
well seeing as the benchmarks can change literally from one minute to the next, and the fact they aren't that consistent, that essentially proves that the numbers don't mean as much as everyone makes out.

And therefore instead of basing how good your phone is operating on benchmark scores, just judge it on the actual performance of flicking through screens, loading apps , playing games etc etc - if there isn't a problem there, which i bet in the OPs case, there isn't any general performance issues, just a lower score. if there isn't any actual performance issues, then what the hell is the problem?
[HTC One X] farnsbarns:
Hold on everyone. Small fluctuations in benchmark scores are nothing but a consistent drop of 25% is more meaningful, especially if all that changed was the kernel.

Why does everyone on here seem to just repeat what they read last week only with attitude added and regardless of factors such as severity.

To the OP... might be an idea to go back to stock and run several benchmarks to get a good overall picture. Note all the different scores for different tests (CPU, GPU, memory etc). Flash this kernel again and run several benchmarks. See which tests are affected and report your findings to Faux.
[HTC One X] Baldilocks:
Numbers shouldn't be inconsistent. My scores fall within 0.5-1% of each other every time I run them.

Certain ROMs can have a major impact on performance. Just like going to 4.0.4 and Sense 4.1 made a huge positive performance difference. Guess what, you could actually see that difference with 'useless' benchmark tests too.
[HTC One X] death__machine:
Op,

Did you cry? Did your heart feel broken? I've heard benchmark scores are everything, they define smartphones these days.
[HTC One X] Tw1tchy:
I found a fix for you! Just read this post here! http://xdaforums.com/announcement.php?a=81
[HTC Wildfire S] rafferfloyd:
Hi All

After I updated my Wildfire s to ICS I am getting internal storage low is there anything I can do? And how do I get it back to original factory settings to Android 2.3.5

Many Thanks
[HTC Wildfire S] cwf_1:
you can try link2sd to forcemove app to external sd card to save storage ,

or flash back stock 2.3.5 rom
[HTC Wildfire S] Senthamil:
Did you take Nandroid Backup of your Stock ROM, before you flash CUSTOM ROMs....? If yes then you can restore that backup thru CWM.

Or, this guide will help you to recover your STOCK ROM back.

http://androidforums.com/wildfire-s...ock-rom-ruu-after-bricking-rooted-device.html
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Silas0220:
Hey folks, I'm a prior Inspire and Atrix 2 owner moving soon to the ion. My Atrix 2 caused me no end of troubles and AT&T offered to give me a new phone. Most people think I'm insane for not choosing the One x or the Atrix HD, but I have plenty of reasons to choose the ion. Is there anything I should know or be wary of before I jump in? It'll be about a week before my phone shows up. I already know that the bootloader is locked and the root is difficult and the ICS is supposedly on the way in a few weeks to a month or so, I'm really not super worried about any of that. I also have heard that the capacitive buttons are a pain.

I'm glad to be here!
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] jeriku:
None of that's true imo. Root is pretty easy, we have ics via hk firmware, we have init.d support and a working cwm. The capacitive buttons are not a pain, just different.

I like the state of things on the ion, not one-click easy, but not expert level either. It's enough to get to learn my phone.

The only thing we're missing at this point is custom dev work, but it's coming.

Sent from Rooted LT28at with ICS.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Silas0220:
Well, that makes me feel even better! I suppose that was just the impression I got from briefly picking through the forums here. Either way, I can't wait to get my ion.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] 0000alex0000:
all you MAY or MAY NOT worry about are the call volume, speaker, battery life, and bootloader

call volume and speaker are acceptable to me and many, but some people complaint about it

short battery life is due to the LTE network, if you shut data down then it should last much longer. with LTE on, the battery should not last more than 24 hours

you don't need to worry about root or ICS but probably the bootloader

capacitive buttons are definitely not a pain. you should slide up on the icons to activate the functions. it's just a way sony prevents misclick, so blame sony for not pointing that out. :D
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Silas0220:
I don't think there's an LTE tower within 60 miles of here (and that's assuming Philly has LTE, if not...200 miles? Lol). As long as LTE doesn't affect battery life when you're not connected to an LTE tower, I ought to be fine. The battery is much bigger than my Atrix 2s and that had LTE as well.

I actually read about the sliding up. If that works as well as it sounds, it might actually be a nice feature.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] zackspeed:
I am quite happy with mine. ICS works quite well and the device has quite a bit of options built in. Cant really find allot of things I would change on it really. As for battery life I have not had any issue. I tend to stay on my wifi and we dont have LTE here but with heavy use I tend to see 13 hours fairly easy. With normal use I can go 24 hours or so. You should be pleased.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Silas0220:
That's pretty impressive! Getting ICS on this device on my own right now is a bit daunting to me, but I'm sure it will come on its own in due time. What sort of "options" are you referring to? I quite enjoy the personalization of these devices, its the primary reason I chose Android in the first place.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] zackspeed:
Its not really as hard as it seems once you get adb setup properly. Just a guess but I highly doubt we will see a stock ATT ICS until after the new Sony device is released on ATT. With the Ion going to free so quickly it really does seem like it was test unit for the device that's coming as they are both quite similar in hardware.

As for options there are quite a few things you can change compared to some other devices. The themes are nice, ringer profiles, geo tagging has some neat features to view where you or friends have taken a photo, can add backgrounds to the lock screen, etc etc. Nothing really ground breaking but I find it to be a fun device.

One thing to note is battery use in my screen shots was with out using battery saving mode. The only app I have used that may contribute to my up time is Booster. Its a nice little app for keeping programs from staying on and has a time threshold for when it should kill apps. Fairly simple to set up and has a few other nice options.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Spectre51:
You WILL see ICS before any new Sony device comes to AT&T.

Sent from my Sony Xperia S
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] KEB64:
Welcome to the forums. I'm a former Atrix 2 owner myself. I find the Ion to be a more fluid and capable device. Sony did a fine job with this phone. ICS will be awesome I'm sure. I did run the Atrix 2 on ICS and it improved 10x. Sony did a better job with Gingerbread IMO. It's just an all around better platform in terms of hardware and dev support for the future as well. Read the Sony blogs for details. Great community here too! Almost everybody here is very positive, friendly and helpful. Congratulations on your new phone.

Sent from my LT28at
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Breezy357:
I'm with you Silas, I've been using Samsung phones just got the Ion, it resembles my playstation 3 in the way it's designed. My Ion is still stock, Samsung phones seem impossible to brick. I want to root this Ion, but since I'm new to Sony I'm reading over every thing at least twice.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Silas0220:
Thanks folks! Yes, I'm expecting this phone to be a nice improvement overall. Lots of people are still amazed that I didn't go with the One X or the Galaxy S3, but I'm glad with my decision. Gingerbread on this phone does seem like a nice change from others. And I'm banking on that ICS sooner than later, Spectre! :)
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] King Cole:
I read some article at the Ion's release time saying that the capacitive buttons were hellish, and I've had exactly one issue with them responding since I got the phone on release date, and that was due to the phone freezing for 5 seconds (which, coincidentally, has also happened exactly once). As for flashing ICS, it's not at all difficult for someone of beginner or novice computer skill levels to figure it out in under an hour. In truth, it seems more daunting a task than the reality. You shouldn't have any problems with it, but if you do, there are more than a few kind members of the Ion board that would be more than happy to help you with even the simplest of questions, provided you ask in a polite manner. Congratulations on your new phone, and welcome to the community.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Silas0220:
I think I'll be reading over everything 10 times before I try it on this phone, lol. The root process on my Inspire was a bear, but the ion looks like defusing a bomb... lots of steps, one wrong move and you're toast.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] darknicro:
It's one of those things that after you do it, you kind of look at yourself silly because you thought it was going to be so hard. The main problem people have (I know I did) is with making sure that the drivers are installed. Also make sure you're using the correct tools for the OS you're using.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eaon21:
hi. my friend bought a galaxy s3 from europe but i think what he got is carrier specific. its sales code is VOD so i think it is a Vodafone carrier specific phone. you can check the details in the image attached.

now we are planning to change the sales code (or CSC?) from VOD to XTC since we are from philippines.

we tried to flash a firmware for philippine region into his s3, we used the firmware I9300XXBLH1.

after that, upon checking CSC through *#272*imei#* we have found out that its sales code is still VOD and theres no available CSC to choose. ( we hoped the sales code would be XTC after flashing the firmware from philippines)

unfortunately, kies did not recognized his phone and the messaging service is not responding, so we flashed back again the original firmware (I9300BUBLG3).

is there still a way for it to be an XTC? we want it to be I9300XXBLH1

thanks for the help.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anthony001:
I need to stretch the home screen to 5x5 so that i can fit all my favorite widgets in just one page is there an app that can do that which is not a launcher?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hammer_Of_The_Gods:
Hi,

Take a look here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26977266

:)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chaitanyapatel8880:
I am not sure what are you looking for but there is an app to change the resolution of the screen... Here is the link...

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...wsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5iaXJkYXBpLmFuZHJvaWQuZHBpIl0.

I hope this is what you are looking for...
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] anshumandash:
I am looking for a Touch to Focus camera APK which I can use on my Nexus S running Rasbean Jelly. Would appreciate if some one can point me to a resource from where I can download.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] jholm7:
Try Gallery2.apk in the CM10 nighties, however, you'll lose picasa sync.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] erto90:
i was searching this live wallpaper from Sony's devices, installed 3 versions but all are not working ( it simply show a strange static wallpaper)

Someone menaged to have a working version?

I'm on omega v12
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] D33KK:
Yup.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1853501
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] manoosie:
Starting two days ago, my phone will only take a charge when it is off. When it is on, it acts like nothing is happening when I plug it in, although sometimes it flashes the charging symbol whether the charger is plugged in or not. I have the latest atop build, although I have been running the rom for a couple weeks with no problems. Also, the gps struggles at times. Any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] demon2112:
Same problems here with charging...you are not alone!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] melo1819:
I had this problem too. Was gonna take it back to Sprint so I Odined back stock and it's started charging. So try doing that. It worked for me. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] HeCareth:
My wife had that issue when we first got her phone. Ended up re flashing the ROM. I still ended up getting it replaced by VZW since it had the issue with dropping signal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] erodriguez87:
Had this issue with my VZW Gnex. It looks like it is charging when it is off but I'm willing to bet it charges really slowly. There's a defect on GNEX models where the pin on the connector gets bent down.

Try either using the stock charger as it forces the pin up a bit or search on xda for this same issue. I fixed it by using a thin knife blade and gently pushing up the connector. I only had to do it once and it worked well.

Hope that helps!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WLabrador:
Hi, I've been having this problem since a couple of days and this post just remembered me that I had run into the same issue in my very old Motorola Milestone. Here's what I did then and what I did now on my GNex, and I think i've found a solution.

You'll need a needle (the thinner the better) and a can of electronic cleaner, if you've ever opened a PC to clean the memories and slots, this is the one you've used alongside the compressed air can. You can find this on your local electronics shop, and it shouldn't be too expensive (think of an equivalent of RadioShack, since in my country there's no RadioShack).

Now, let's get on with it.

Turn off your GNex and pull out the battery.

Now, VERY GENTLY, with the tip of the needle try to pick out all or the majority of the lint deposited in the charging port. You'd be amazed.

To wrap up, apply a bit of the electronic cleaner into the charging port, clean with a cloth the excess on the chassis of the phone (do NOT use the cloth into the charging port, because in doing so you'll risk leaving lint behind) and let the charging port dry for 5 or 10 seconds, it evaporates really quickly.

Now put the battery back in and power on the phone once more. Let it fully boot and plug your charger in (as recommended in this post, you may want to use the one that came with the phone). In my case it worked.

Not sure if it's definitive solution but it does work now. This happened to me about a month ago running AOKP, I thought it was the rom doing some funny bussiness with my phone, so I switched to Paranoid Android, and it happened once more the day before yesterday. I was ready to switch roms today once more but decided to Google around and again, thankfully I came across erodriguez87's post which reminded me of what I did in the past. I'll update this post for this next month to let you know if the issue happened again or not, to encourage people to apply this solution (or not). Cheers.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jpinsl:
I used a toothpick to bend it up slightly (towards the screen). I didn't want to use anything metallic in case shorting the connectors might cause damage.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mohdhamm:
Weird thing!!

As everybody here I am having this very same problem, not charging anywhere (mains or pc), even with stock cable and charger.

However, when I tried the eSATA port it worked fine, and I can access the phone normally :eek:

Any idea why?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mohdhamm:
Solution ?!

I had the charger read normal USB ports and charger.

I have done these steps so far, so I guess they must be the solution, however I do not know if the solution is permanent or as some people pointed out it is a come-and-go problem, anyway here are the steps:

- Restart bootloader ( shutdown your phone and hit all three buttons together - GNEX - and press volume down button once and then power button, then volume up and power to start phone again).

- Enable Developer Options ( You do this by tapping several times on the Build Number in About Phone)

- Enable USB debugging in Developer Options.

Again, I don't know which solved the problem, and if it is a permanent one, anyway try it and let me know the result ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klwinkel:
My son is having exactly the same problem, his Galaxy Nexus only charges when it is turned off.

I found a solution (sort of)....

I discovered that when I put the charger in the wall socket 3 times quickly after eachother (like: tak tak tak) and leave it in the third time, it sometimes starts to charge.

maybe you have to try it a few times to see it work, it doesn't always work.

It should work within 10 times trying i would say.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] crazeazn:
I need some technical help; I want to purchase a SONY xperia SX or praying a 850/1900 shows up soon as I doubt the nexus variant will be this small (if it even will come).

However the spec sheet shows that:

LTE 2100 (Band I)

HSPA+ 800 (Band VI), 800 (Band XIX), 2100 (Band I) GSM 850/900/1800/1900

I want to use the phone on AT&T HSPA which is Band II (1900) and Band V (850) <-this one

This WONT work right even though Band VI and XIX are narrower in TX/RX than Band V? I don't want to spend $900 and be stuck using this phone on 2G/EDGE only. Stupid bands.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] crazeazn:
please forgive me as I posted in the arc s q&a but I never got a reply. i figure there are enough technical minded folk here that can answer my question.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] eonix:
T-Mobile USA

Similar question as OP, except for bands on T-Mobile (1700MHz & 2100MHz needed for 4G). I use an SE Xperia Ray (ST18a) on T-Mobile US, but only get 2G. It is adequate for now. Was wondering if I would be losing ALL data functionality or might gain some with the Sony Xperia SX SO-05D.

Thanks!