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[Windows 8 General] netham45:
Cs 1.6 worked for me. Have you tried running Steam as admin?
[Windows 8 General] bliizzz:
Oh i forgot to mention i also tried running it as administrator not working
[Windows 8 General] ChrisDDD:
I have CS6 Master Collection, and everything works perfectly. Maybe try running the Adobe Updater to make sure you have the latest updates?
[Windows 8 General] Strike_Eagle:
try to verify the cache. It works for me.
[Windows 8 General] nnahu:
do u have x64 or x86¿?
[Windows 8 General] sico987:
I have not tried 1.6 but I got cs6 to work but I did an upgrade. I'm almost positive that 1.6 works. Its sort of like vista in the sense that you are going to have to open your desktop application and troubleshoot the exe. You are going to have to manually set permissions to get the drivers to correctly run 1.6. If your creative suite is cracked I might not work unless you upgrade.
[Windows 8 General] danielmm88:
Okay just to clarify things.

With CS 1.6 you mean Counter strike 1.6, right?

And with CS6 you mean Adobe creative suite 6, right?

If yes, both work fine for me.
[Windows 8 General] bliizzz:
Cs6 runs now after some updates but counter strike isnt yet
[Windows 8 General] sico987:
I don't think 1.6 will ever work. You are going to have to boot up a virtual windows xp machine in windows 8 to play 1.6.
[Windows 8 General] oOp:
come on. i installed steam on my windows 8 machine and cs1.6 was installed (automatic update installation). the only thing i had to do was turn off vsync. now i have constantly 100 fps. everything works quite well with std settings.

only enemies complaning that iam lagging. i do not feel i do. also i feel my ping is now 5-10 ms better than before. (10-15 not 20-25)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] crazililazn:
Hey, I came from stock and flashed Serenity 1.2 and noticed that the indication for LTE doesn't work correctly on it (It says 4g LTE all the time, even when it is not on LTE). Then I tried flashing the stock JB theme from his UpdateMe app and it didn't have a working LTE indicator either (Just said 4g all of the time).

So is there is a JB status bar theme with a properly working LTE indicator? It is a convenience from the AT&T stock rom that I would love to have back.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] crazililazn:
Bumpity bump bump bump bump
[Droid Pro General] bhasin.gagan:
Hi,

This may be a duplicate thread but I am unable to find the information I'm looking for.

Is there any simple way to Root Droid Pro 2.3.4 on 4.5.1-110 ???

Thanks for your help in advance!!
[Droid Pro General] sidgallup:
I was in the same situation for a month, until last week i did this:

flash official 3.6.8 update zip using rsd lite, this will install 2.3.3 on your device.

Then root using Superoneclick and it will work.

From here some people have said you ca install OTA root keeper so you can update to official 4.7.3 ROM, but what i did was install CM7 by vanillaLVL and it's been working perfectly.

BE CAREFULL with this method, as the very first time i tried flashing my phone with rsd lite it bricked, i could get it working again after 2 days though, just make sure you do all this on a 32 bits version of Windows.
[Droid Pro General] saratchandramrs:
Does this method still work on Droid Pro 2.3.4?

Hello, Does this rooting method still work on Droid Pro with Android OS 2.3.4 ? Downgrading it to 2.3.3 and then running superoneclick? Could you point me to some detail instructions somewhere! am new to the rooting process, but will do it if possible, the crap ware on my droid pro is killing the phone's performance.... also, could you please detail on CM7 ?

I assume, once the phone is rooted, I would be able to remove the crapware?

Please help.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slide83:
Perfectly smooth scrolling web pages are something that I've become accustomed to with the Ipad's I've had while waiting for a decent Android tablet. I thought the Nexus 10 would finally offer the smoothness of the Ipad with 4.2 and the awesome Exynos processor. Sadly, I can't find a browser that is nearly as smooth as Safari on the Ipad. I tried every browser I could find in the Market and even rooted and installed the AOSP browser. The AOSP browser is the best, but on image heavy sites, it still stutters.

Am I the only one that is bothered by this?

Why can the Nexus 10 run graphic heavy games at 30-40 fps but can't render a damn webpage with static graphics smoothly?

Also, I've found quite a few apps don't have smooth scrolling, but I suspect poor coding is causing the issue on them, even though knowing the cause doesn't help that that they are still inferior to their Ipad counterparts.

I don't want to go back to an Ipad! Will custom ROMs, kernels and OCing smooth it out?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johno86:
The reason certain browsers including Chrome "stutter" is because of how it's coded. I've been using boat browser and I have no stutter issues or smoothness problems. Which other browsers have you tried other than aosp browser?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BoneXDA:
I don't think browsers are optimized for the Nexus 10 or Android 4.2 just yet, hell, I don't think 4.2 or the Nexus 10 drivers are fully optimized at this time, but what I'm seeing of Dolphin and Boat Browser in the following video is pretty darn good, skip to 10 and 20 minutes.

[YOUTUBE]iKuYoyo-pH8[/YOUTUBE]
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MMcCraryNJ:
Performance issues on this tablet are very likely software optimization issues and will be fixed eventually. Don't believe all the bad press that makes up stuff as they go along by saying the Exynos chip can't handle the resolution. That's garbage, and shows a pretty big misunderstanding of the processor/GPU. What amazes me is that even major tech sites with people who should know what they are talking about are saying it, and it drives me nuts.

The tablet has been out for less than a week. Developers need time to catch up, including Google with Chrome. If you look at the history of Nexus devices, they have always shipped with software issues, including very blatant issues that should have been fixed before release. The beauty of owning a Nexus however is that bug fixes come right from Google...no waiting on an OEM to deliver them.

A lot of the same issues were leveled against the Nexus 7, and after a couple of OTAs things have been greatly improved, and now everyone loves that tablet. Give it time. Things will get better.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BoneXDA:
Google is partially to blame, they handed out a pre-release stuttery models to reviewers after all. Things are better since the 13th update, but Chome is still doing the Nexus 10 a great disservice. Let's see how sites such as GSM and PhoneArena who patiently waited for the final model judge it, I think it's safe to say first impressions mean a lot, and they are testing units with fresh SW, multi-user accounts and performance improvements out of the box. Of course, as you said, there's plenty of performance still to come, and I can't wait to get mine!
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slide83:
Thanks for the rationale responses so far. Google is really shooting themselves in the foot with the lack of polish on Chrome, Android, etc. They are doing well overall, but just think of how good they could be doing with a few improvments to user experience here and there! Hire the programmers to make it happen Google!

I tried the Boat Browser and it was decent but not buttery smooth like Safari on the Ipad. I'll reinstall it and post a youtube video of the stutter tonight when I get home.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tomatoes8:
Boat Browser is the best. Safari might be a bit smoother but that is because you can't scroll as fast as Boat and Dolphin. Scroll it at the same speed for both if your hands is steady enough to slow scroll boat and you will see it is the same ****.

Don't let the i-tricks fool you by hiding stutter with animation and masking page load speeds with both a load bar and a background image loading spin wheel.

Also, after using some of the features on Boat, such as the screen shot and auto scroll top of the page or bottom of the page touch icon, you will never use another browser.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aznmode:
Have you tried Dolphin with Dolphin Jetpack addon? Just make sure you turn on jetpack in Dolphin setting. It's off by default.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Habarug:
Chrome sucks. End of story. But it's not like the iPad is perfect either. I just browsed on my sisters iPad 4. It was quite a nice experience, I can't deny that, but there was some tiny lag on sites like Engadget and Android police
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dalingrin:
I don't think you'll see Android be as smooth as iOS anytime soon. They are fundamentally different architectures and I think Google will likely stick with what they have in Android and wait for the hardware to catch up. Hardware was finally catching up starting with this generation but the large jump in resolution presents a *slight* setback in performance.

9 times out of 10 Jellybean is smooth enough for me. It is much better than it was in the past.

As for Chrome:

Like I've stated before, most of the development effort going into Chrome for Android for the last 6 months has been to upstream and open the source code rather than on performance and bugs. This is why Android is still on Chrome 18 while other platforms are on 24. There are several bug fixes that we'll get once they release Chrome 24 or 25 for Android, including a bug that makes Chrome laggy to scroll busy webpages.

Once Chrome is fully upstreamed, which looks like it might be for Chrome 25, it will then also be fully open source. This means we have make our own builds and do it as frequently as we want. Additionally, it is likely that we will see a much faster pace of development for Chrome as well.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GTabJosh:
As others have said, software optimization is key. The biggest issue is that they are dealing with a new SoC, so there is more involved than just CPU and GPU coding. Almost all Android hardware has been Tegra so far, so that code is certainly mature at this point. Comparisons at this stage can be unreasonable in some cases. While the Exynos 4 series has been in use in the Note 10.1, but the 5250 has a new core -- the A15, which no one has experience with AFAIK -- new GPU, new memory architecture... Also, it's possible that Samsung wrote the drivers for the Note 10.1 while Google is taking responsibility for the N10.

So, my point is twofold:

Firmware development for this platform is at an early stage of maturity.

Optimization will be complex and won't be as easy as writing a few simple patches.

I think it will take some time for this new platform to reach its potential. The early adopters, as always, will have to be patient. I hope that gives you some reassurance that your N10 will still meet or exceed your expectations... in time.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sulligogs:
I have been an Android user for two years and in my honest opinion this is as good as it gets with it. There is something historically wrong with the core of Android where a game like Modern Combat 3 can look as smooth as silk, but browsing just feels like its being pushed to its limit.

A friend of mine this week bought himself a 32GB Nexus 7. I rushed round to have a play and was disappointed when trying out Chrome and Opera Mobile with these XDA forums. The Nexus 7 sported a quad-core processor and still browsing at times felt awkward and reluctant. It looked like the framerate wasn't right or the resolution was too much to handle. And that's with the latest update to Jelly Bean.

I did raise a similar issue with my Galaxy Tab 2 7" here and before anyone beheads me I had already flashed it with CM9 final. As I stated NOVA 3 was slick as oil, but browsing with Stock Browser, Opera Mobile and Chrome was making my eyes jump like mad. It looked like Chrome was trying to get around it by only rendering half the screen and then a split second later displaying the rest.

My niece's iPad 2 really impressed me when browsing on the XDA forums. The same pages I browsed on the Nexus 7 were scrolling as good as on a PC. Any comment that Android browsers scroll faster and therefore make the iPad look smoother is full of it. It was fast and it was smooth.

This will be last journey with Android. But that doesn't mean I'm gonna turn into an Apple user and get mugged off by paying ridiculous prices for a piece of their overinflated kit. My current smartphone and tablet will be with me for the next few years to come as the wow factor with all these mobile devices is disappearing, I'm afraid.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Koguchi9:
Easiest fix is ocean browser. Till they work out the kinks of chrome mobile/tablet version.

Also anyone saying safari on the ipads don't stutter are wrong they certainly do, perhaps not as often as chrome but it does happen. We use the gen 3's at work.

However to say there wasn't any conceivable improvement from Donut to JB I do find strange as I certainly did.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goodburner:
totally agree. for something that has great specs, its dissapointing to see it stutter when loading webpages. my ipad had lower specs compared to this and it was smoother by a mile than the nexus. i think thats the trade off for buying sometor buying something about to Mike about you can talk to my phone but they hired mejust too ****ing hi Billy.

okay the last part was typed using the voice and it sucks too.lol
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Niggo372:
Chrome currently really has its problems, but keep in mind that as dalingrin said, the mobile chrome version is 18 while the desktop version sits at 23. So there has been a lot of effort put into porting everything from desktop to android rather than bugfixing and polishing. The android version will catch up early next year: http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/1...s-including-android-starting-early-next-year/

In the meantime I recommend using the android stock browser. Its extremly fast and fluid and even supports flash.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] tommbolo:
Hello guys, can someone post the laucher of galaxy s3 that work on a razr with cm10 or aokp? Thank you :)

Sorry for my bad english, i'm italian :)

Inviato dal mio XT910 con Tapatalk 2
[Motorola Droid RAZR] KMSAlex:
Look hear.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] tommbolo:
Where?

Inviato dal mio XT910 con Tapatalk 2
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Corococo:
Any idea ?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] garywojdan81:
I'm looking for the link.

Here it is: http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php?/...SM]-Wizzed-Bean-v1--4.1.2-JB-AOKP#entry137048
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shrapnelx:
The links on the thread in RootzWiki are all dead...
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eksasol:
Why don't you ask at rootzwiki forum, its where its originated, I'm sure some of the users have it.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] thebdcoder:
Hellow Friends....

After a long work i finally managed to compile and port cwm to walton primo which will also worked on w25

This is a lottery for the bangladeshi user with walton primo because with CWM inside you can do anything with your android (Rooting, Backup,Untoot,Partition,ect...)

And there is also a small file which will help you to root and unroot your primo and w25....

All files are in the attachment below.....

Guide For Inatalling CWM and Root (Simple)

1. Download the required files to flush and extract it

2. Put your phone in fastboot mode (Hold Power bottom and vol + until the green screen)

3. Click "Click to Flash Recovery.bat" to install CWM and wail until rebooting..

4. Done...

How to Root

1. Put the files "Root.zip" in sd card

2. Flush through CWM (Select install from SD card in CWM)
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ferdoushsami:
Primo user

Good job... :good:

Things gonna be awesome if we get fully working ICS rom...
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Equama:
good job.keep it up.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] BaronTR:
Good Job :D
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] sunny624:
sir plz compile a cwm recovery for maximus max 901. it will be a great help to me.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] bornodhaka:
thebdcoder sir, we are some users of maximus max901, couldn't root it. Being a MTK device it doesn't have any recovery mode, or i just can't find it. ICS update is very good, but rooting is essential for android device now a days, and i tried several ways but no way gets a success :crying:

so please help us...
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] thebdcoder:
You Dont need to worry bro it can be easily rooted with CWM installed inside it...... Just wait For my Post.........
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Ins3ne33:
Great !

Great Work Bro !

Keep it up !
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] hsrussel:
Has anyone tried it yet? Cannot see any post to that effect.

Thanks

---------- Post added at 03:57 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:41 PM ----------

Bdcoder do you have the stock ROM of Primo? Could you please share it?

Thanks & Best Regards
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] hsrussel:
It does work.

Thank you very much indeed. It does work and now the Walton primo seems like a full android. By the way can you please let me know how to activate the back key in CWM.:good:
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] sunny624:
bro plz upload the rooting method as soon as possible. we need the rooting process very hardly.:crying:
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] thebdcoder:
go to CWM and press vol up and down key many times and you will see back option enable text at the end of the screen.... then press power button in an option that doesn't harm . you have to do it because the next action will enable the back button. then you will see the ***Go Back*** option.

Hope u might understand..
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] romeyjdogg:
Thanks

Thanks! CWM FTW
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Equama:
can you please describe the flashing instructions specifically?

i have downloaded the recovery.zip.should i extract it's content? and where should i put the extracted files? in sd card directly?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] thebdcoder:
extract it and put ur devicee into fastboot mode and then run the .bat file..
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] sohan093007:
tanx

successfully done and perfectly working. A big Thanks.

NOTE: After installing CWM , start your phone holding vol+ and power button until the red display is shown. Don't stop in the green one. just keep holding those button.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] thebdcoder:
the bo back button on my recovery will be solved soon .... and also stay tuned for lattest roms in my other posts and TWR in primo and W25
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Ammo2297:
help!

bro ive flashed CWM...but how do i launch CW recovery...i tried booting my phone while holding the volume + button but i jst boot into fast recovery...help!
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] win951126:
Can it work on my k-touch w619?

SANKS 4 Ur work!

Can it work on my k-touch w619?

It is just the same as Walton Primo by most means
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] sahadatsadhin:
can not veryfide signature

plz help.when i flash recovary.zip then it show me that install abroad for signature varification fail.

plz help
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] arshajib:
cwm for primo

please, add back button on cwm's every menu page.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] nishat009:
Symphony w30 factory reset problem

bro i can't factory reset my symphony w30

2.3.6 version Android phone.when i press

factory reset, normally it will reboot but after

rebooting the screan appears only Symphony

icon.nothing happens then...it's stuck with the

icon.what should i do now?? please help me!!!
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] kajimeherab:
Does it work for all Walton Primo Model Phone?
[HTC One S] Reaper226:
Hi all,

I just SuperCID'd my device via http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26516911#post26516911 this method

all went good, Then I relocked the bootloader with hasoon's toolkit, installed new RUU, unlocked the bootloader again and allegedly flashed recovery and tried to root only to get to a screen with a phone and a arrows in a loop and an arrow pointing down icon and then an exclamation mark. No other recoveries worked. Please help.
[HTC One S] dc211:
The " loop and an arrow pointing down icon" is what the stock recovery looks like. So it sounds like the recovery isn't sticking. Double check your boot loader is unlocked. After a RUU I've had this problem before and I have to flash the "interim clockwork recovery" first. Search around you can find it. After you get things going to can switch to whatever recovery you use normally.

xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1579584
[HTC One S] Reaper226:
Thanks! you were right the bootloader was still locked.
[HTC Droid DNA] empiremaster23:
I have only ever owned HTC smartphones, from the original WinMo 6 Touch through my most recent Thunderbolt. Its upgrade time and I'm basically trying to figure out whether staying with HTC is an option for me.

The problem is that one of my major use cases is on airplanes. I need at a minimum to have a couple 1080p movies, 2-3 ebooks and 3-4 3hr+ playlists locally my phone, so 16GB non-expandable is tough for me. Google Music/Amazon Video/Netflix are awesome, but useless without network connections. On the flip side, I have unlimited data so not worried about keeping everything in the cloud otherwise. Also, I had a Thunderbolt and even with the extended battery I would often get off a plane with <20% battery, and with this phone switching to another fully charged battery isn't really an option. Finally, using my Gingerbread Thunderbolt, I have no faith in HTC updating even flagship phones, which undermines the S4 processor/screen is more future-proof argument.

The major upside of this phone for me is price (vs. the Note II, I would buy unlocked so $100 isn't a huge difference but hey), perfect screen size with lots of real estate but one-handed operation (moreso since I do not carry or use a tablet although I have an iPad), my level of comfort with HTC and the developer community (unlocked bootloader!), and build quality (but not design).

What I'm worried about is that there is no way out with this phone. The shortcomings of the Thunderbolt could be fixed via extended battery and by flashing custom/leaked ROMs.
[HTC Droid DNA] Thrillhouse847:
I know this isn't exactly addressing your issues with the DNA but have you ever thought about investing in a tablet? It seems to me that if you need a portable device to watch multiple videos, read books and listen to music for long lengths of time, the Nexus 7 or maybe 10 would be a better way to go than a phone.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[HTC Droid DNA] theDoc7or:
That's a great suggestion. Getting a Nexus 7 for couch-surfing duties did wonders for my LTE GNex's daily battery life, and I expect it to be a huge asset on cross-country flights as well.
[HTC Droid DNA] empiremaster23:
I seriously thought about getting a tablet (Nexus 4+7 works out cheaper than a Note 2), but generally walk around NYC and don't carry a briefcase. I've always been a bit of a minimalist, which is why I am interested in these phablets in the first place (the screen is large enough to read PDFs and ebooks with ease and nice for video viewing).

I don't carry a 2nd blackberry or anything, so I actually will be using this phone to make phone calls, which is an argument for going Nexus 4+7 instead of the oversized DNA or Note 2. On the other hand, Jawbone makes very nice Bluetooth headsets. I also have such a favorable Verizon contract ($60/month for unlimited data and more minutes and text than I have ever used), that I don't want to switch, especially given how nice it is to have LTE when I end up in places like Milwaukee overnight with useless hotel internet.