yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] eqlipze:
Secure Box Password Retrieval

I have the same issue. I got this phone HTC one x plus a few months ago. The secure box is password protected and I don't remember even setting it up. The secure box should be empty, I just hate not knowing the password to it.

Can you help? It would be great. Thank you.
[HTC One X] KlipeX:
Please help

Can you help me too? I have the same problem,forgot the secure box password,please help!
[HTC One X] Misind15:
Help please

I have the same problem, I forgot my password and now can't understand what to do. There are a lot of important messages from my boyfriend. Please help me
[HTC One X] ermal123:
Htc one secure box password

Hey everyone i dos buy HTC one few weeks ago and now i used secure box but requires password i dont remember setting password for it how do change the password.

Thx in advance.
[HTC One X] ermal123:
help!

Plz help
[HTC One X] blackangel69:
Hi guys.Have you found a solution to this problem ?

If so please text me...here or in private.Please !

Thanks!
[HTC One X] TanMac:
Is there a fix for this

I have read through the messages above and have the same problem. My htc one x will not let me access my secure box. I reset the password and when i went to get back in the password was not accepted.. If I reset the phone will I lose them? is there a way to gain access without losing the messages. Please help :confused:
[HTC One X] Harendotos:
I seem to be having more or less the same problem, except I'm using a HTC One. I can't access my secure box, any help would be greatly appreciated. (Except for a full factory reset).
[HTC One X] jtdb:
Secure Box HTC one S

Hello, I have an HTC one S, i can not remeber that i have set an password for Secure box..

I was curios how the secure box worked so i moved many messages there.. Never got any questions for set password.. And when i try to enter the seccure box it asks for password.. uhh

Is there any way to reset without factory reset the phone?:confused:
[HTC One X] hmyasir:
HTC One

I have the same issue. I got this phone HTC one a few months ago. I have set secure box password and it was working perfectly since yesterday. No one has tried to open this but today secure box is not accepting password.

Can you help? It would be great. Thank you.

---------- Post added at 09:22 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:27 AM ----------

I have the same issue. I got this phone HTC one a few months ago. I have set secure box password and it was working perfectly since yesterday. No one has tried to open this but today secure box is not accepting password.

Can you help? It would be great. Thank you.
[HTC One X] treebill:
Factory rest will reset password at the cost of the messages stored.

This isn't a cracking forum nor is it accepted here.
[HTC One X] ione9131:
U never answered. The problem is which I've seen on a lot of forums is that there is a glitch somewhere in the HTC secure box feature.. I have text from my ex where I'm going thru a divorce that I just moved to my secure box to ensure I'm able to access them for my lawyer.. it never ask me to set a password, it just moved them.. but when I try to access them, now it ask for a password. Everyone is making and looking at this as a " password crack/hack" question, without realizing how many of ur are having the same exact issue.. doesn't sound like a hacking situation when u take all into consideration.. I really need those text back.. I can verify anything that I need to to prove that.. even if there's a website or # for HTC to call in reference to this would be helpful.. but again, it never prompted me to set up a password.. please help
[HTC One X] cheesuschrist10:
i need to reset my secure box password asap

Please help me I need to get to my msgs
[HTC One X] shortboipeter:
I have the same issue with my HTC one M8 . I don't recall ever setting up my secure box password and I can't get access it. I accidentally moved a couple of messages to the box to see what it was. Can you help me with this issue? Thanks!
[HTC One X] nflores88:
Critical

I accidentally sent very important messages to the secure box not realizing it has password set to it. I don't remember setting one for it. I really need those messages for legal purposes but cannot remember setting any password. Any helpful suggestions??
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Renegade2089:
I'm trying to gps root my RAZR so I can run fake gps without allowing mock locations and don't trust myself to do it.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Renegade2089:
Nobody in the area?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Draxin:
Why can't you just one click root then use this?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lexa.fakegps&hl=en_GB
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Renegade2089:
What's the one click root?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] romdroid.:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1710871&highlight=root
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ricardofago:
I think this tool is pretty simple, clear and easy. Just follow the steps and give it a go. In the worst scenario, if you do something wrong, root won't be achieved, so nothing will actually change. But it's really easy, seriously.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
SPH-L710 (Sprint Official Stock Firmware Android 4.1.1) Rooted

I have 30mbps down and 2mbps internet package

im getting between 16mbps and 20mbps down and 2mbps to 3mbps up.

my laptop with built-in wireless card gets pretty much the same but when i use my usb wifi adapter (linksys in 2.4ghz mode) it gets 30mbps down and close to the same upload.

my router is a belkin n300 share with stock belkin firmware

so i know the router can do 30mbps over wifi as my linksys usb wifi adapter proves that.

just wondering why my laptop AND GS3 only get about 20mbps consistantly over wifi....

anyone do a test on their S3 over "WIFI" and see what they get or tell me what is wrong with my laptop and s3?

the router can not do 5ghz it is only capeable of 2.4ghz and b/g/n with 20mhz/40mhz bandwith

when i use that linksys usb wifi adapter its really working good but im surprised the GS3 is not, the laptop i could even understand getting the 20mbps (wireless-n 1030 built-in)

it dont seem like any setting i make really changes the speed for the laptop or the phone

suggestions would be great
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dhunt4949:
question

Have you used multiple speed test sites to get these scores? Some are inaccurate.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
yep

i pick the servers with speedtest app

im picking the same exact server i get 30mpbs with my linksys usb adapter

just wanted to note:

when using iPerf (only checking b/w over the lan) i get about 10mbps from s3 to laptop wireless n 1030 buitlin

when hooking laptop straight to router with lan cord and run iperf i get the same 20mbps on the s3

there is something wrong with the wifi in the S3 i believe
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dhunt4949:
could be

In that case, Have you tried another rom or a full wipe?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
how about someone here verify this is a problem i found

tell me what you get. im sure you are gonna check if you have a fast connection to the internet over wifi
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
ask someone to do a speed test over wifi and no one wants to take the time to do it?

takes a few mins
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] daniel4653:
Nope my laptop and gs3 get the same speeds. In also have 30mbps down and 5 upload

http://i1202.photobucket.com/albums/bb374/TexasEpic/ThePeoplesROM-KennyGlass123/daniel4653.png
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jazz995756:
The USB WiFi adapter are far more advanced an faster than that of a phone or laptop its not a modem issue or device issue its just simply the WiFi adapters inside our devices i have a similar issue where i have a 35mbs plan and i only got around 15-20mbs i upgraded my router and now i nearly achieve my 35mbs mark but no matter what router you get if you use Ethernet or a USB WiFi card the internet will be faster because generally computers interpret internet faster over a hard connection vs a wireless connection where u still loose around 5-10mbs the only possible solution is maybe invest in a different router with the option to direct more bandwidth via WiFi or change your WiFi broadcast frequency to only one type or frequency weather it be 801.11n or 802.11g or 802.11b choose ONE that is fastest not all 3 or which ever you have because that generally slows your internet by great amounts as well
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
and what were your speeds you got on both your laptop and gs3?

why exactly do the phone (gs3 in this case) and the laptop (built-in intel wireless-n 1030) get the same speeds?

with wireless-n (even at 2,4) single antenna it should get close to 150mbps (theorectical)

wireless G = 54mbps in actuality it is around 20mbps which is what im getting and yep i checked both the laptop and the gs3 show as wireless n connections

you made an interesting point about putting the router in a single mode like "N" and i have tried that but both the laptop and the phone will not connect unless i put the router in b/g/n mode

the linksys usb adapter will connect ok with the router in wireless "N" mode

i am running latest belkin firmware for my f7d3302 router
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jazz995756:
Because its a wireless signal most devices interpret signals much better through Ethernet or USB just because it cant capture the signal fast enough and long enough to keep it stable enough to stay at the same speed the router is broadcasting at sure enough the router is broadcasting at a stable speed but the device wont capture it fast enough the only solution i found is what i mentioned to either get a router which makes a more stronger secure signal or broadcast at only one frequency and the s3 should capture N maybe try changing from 2.4 to 5.0 and try N again otherwise there might be a hardware issue because i use my router at 2.4 with 801.11n on channel 10 and my internet is almost as fast as Ethernet and far longer range
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] daniel4653:
28-32 down and 4-6 upload

http://i1202.photobucket.com/albums/bb374/TexasEpic/ThePeoplesROM-KennyGlass123/daniel4653.png
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jazz995756:
Or maybe your laptop and phone aren't setup properly to register this type of signal i know i had to call Acer to get my laptop to register a N signal so might want to play around with your wireless settings
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
was able to put router in wireless n mode only (2.4ghz) by enabling "802.11e/WMM QoS"

now laptop with built-in nic and s3 can both connect at wireless n only

the laptop speed did jump up to what the hard wire ethernet cable AND linksys usb wifi are getting

they are all getting 28mbps (within a 1mbps deviation)

the phone is still stuck at 18-22mbps.

daniel4653

so the phone can actually get over 22mbps in "WIFI" mode?

are you on 5ghz N or 2.4ghz N?

would like to add

iperf from the phone to the laptop (builtin nic) is now getting 25mbps in multiple runs

this is on the local lan only in wireless N mode (2.4ghz) with 20/40 enabled in router

so this is a big improvement over the 7-10mbps i was getting earlier but the wifi connected to net is still 20mbps
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jazz995756:
With phones there is a bigger difference because they're might be many factors like the modem the type of WiFi chip the size of the chip range and capability also what ROM your running just too much that might vary but on my phone on average i get around 20mbs it seems to me there's a 10mbs variation because at work we have a 100mbs connection and i get around 85mbs i believe the s3 maxes out at 100 but to reach that you have to have some fast internet and either a gaming router or a business router
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
on wireless n (2.4ghz) it should connect the "link speed" at 150mbps

when its at 150mbps this indicates "Channel Bonding" is working

im getting 72mbps and i had been reading other cellphone that had similar problems @ 75mbps

to my understanding the phones were not channel bonding correctly.

i have had 3-4 people saying all kinds of stuff without really saying anything scientific.

i could have done that too but instead i knew there was a real problem

i kept digging and am sharing my experience as i find out what is really going on.

to check your "link speed" you can long press on your wifi connection and then go advance and scroll down and it should show it.

you can also get wifi analyzer and change the view and then select your connection

from what it looks like this galaxy s3 and my belkin n300 share router are not getting along.

i need another router to see if that is the problem or if it is really my phone and the software its running.

if other people with their devices would post your findings here it would be great

thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] blazerboy567:
I have Verizon fios quantum 150/75 my S3 never sees above 40/50. I have the newest Verizon actiontek rev. I router. My desktop receives 160/79 on LAN
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Thats ridiculous

Sent from my PG06100
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
holy crap

looks like you are going to be the record holder :)

i take it that is at 5ghz and link speed is at 150

what is the fastest speeds you can get in wifi with only 2.4ghz?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] blazerboy567:
40/50 is at 5ghz never tried setting the router to board cast 2.4ghz only. Is that the case why I do not see speeds higher then 40/50 on my S3. Never really thought about it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
if you try to put your router at 2.4ghz (wireless n with 20/40) and connect your phone at "link speed 150mbps" you might still get that same 40/50

if your "link speed = 72mbps" like mine you will probably only get 20mbps down and prob same thing up

im pretty curious as it does seem like your phone and internet is working correctly
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Vanakatherock:
I personally don't see the speed variations between phone/usb adapter/built in adapter being anything major. I have Charter 30/5 and average about 20-22mbps on my GS3, rooted or not. The biggest boost you could get with any device, in terms of speed, is having a dual band set up for the router and the device that's receiving the signal. Example: My Nexus 10, with dual band wifi, has seen as high as 42mbps down and my dual band Linksys usb adapter on my desktop has seen about 28-35. My dual band stuff has always held two to three bars of wifi signal being two rooms away from the router, where my phone only averages 1-2 bars in the same location.

My one hope for the GS4 is that it will have dual band wifi.

Edit: Attached photos of my most recent wifi tests as well as an LTE test.

Photo 1 = WiFi on Nexus 10

Photo 2 = WiFi on Galaxy S III

Photo 3 = LTE on Galaxy S III

All tests were run today.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] blazerboy567:
Wtf my link speed on 5ghz 150mbs download and 75mbs upload is 65mbs. That is bs.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
yea we all know about routers and there dual radios and multiple antennas and 2.4ghz and 5ghz

what i have just figured out (which many people here probably know about) but it dont look like you do is this

the S3 with wireless N (in 2.4 GHz) should "Link" at 150mbps and should get an actual of about 50mbps (but the guy right above this said hes getting 65) so maybe that is our new number to go by but he got that with 5GHz and not 2.4GHz

i think we can all rest assure that when in 5ghz mode the phone is probably "Linking" at 150mbps and is actually getting 40-65mbps down.

the problem is this.

we shouldnt have to be at 5ghz to do this.

in 2.4ghz we are only linking at 72mbps which means "Channel Bonding" AND "MiMo" are both not working

to get 300mbps link speed (not actual speed) it takes mimo AND channel bonding

150mbps "link speed" = Channel Bonding working and only Single Antenna OR Single Antenna AND >NO< Channel Bonding

to get 72mbps = no channel bonding and single antenna only

so when the guy's that got 40/50mbps and the guy above that got 65mbps while in 5ghz mode im betting they link at 150mbps with channel bonding but only single antenna?

channel bonding should work with 2.4ghz not just 5ghz

something not working correctly
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] blazerboy567:
I will test the 2.4 ghz boardcast only this weekend to see the link speed
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
sounds good

if this theory is correct that means at 2.4ghz (wireless n) its only using one antenna and no channel bonding so it would show 72mbps or close to that but NOT 150mbps for sure

cant wait for the results

i bet someone else will get er done before that
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Vanakatherock:
I know exactly how it works. But regardless of what you think the problem is, if you're paying for 30mbps internet, and are seeing 16-20mbps average speeds on any device, you're getting the realistic speeds that you're supposed to see. Getting the advertised speeds, or higher, is either luck of the draw or you're running the speed test at a below peak time for internet usage in your area. If you can stand/sit very near your router, run the speed test there. If you see the 30, or very close to it, on your speed test, then the only issue you have is distance from router when you run your other speed tests.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] blazerboy567:
Well I'm getting ****ed then by your reasoning. I pay for 150mbs dl 75mbs ul from Verizon fios quantum. Have the newest and latest actiontek rev. I dual band router. I max out at only 40/50 on a good day. I can deny all computers and only allow the cell to connect via 5ghz band wireless N. My S3 speed link is 65mb which is ridiculous. I don't care about all the bs non sense of why would you want more speed it fast enough. That is not the concept here. The phone was advertised as 150mbs tops on wifi througj wireless N band. Apparently is it not capable since I can prove my LAN and other wireless N devices can pull 100/50.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Vanakatherock:
After some google searching, I couldn't find anywhere that stated the WiFi in the GS3 was supposed to be a max of 150mbps. Even the manufacturers website doesn't show this. However, I did find this discussion on XDA that brought to light an intriguing aspect:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1724838

If your phone is in power saving mode, or a ROM/Kernel you're using is optimized for saving battery, that could be the issue. The OP of the linked article was given that tip, and after disabling it, seen the realistic speeds they were looking for. Maybe worth giving a shot?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] blazerboy567:
Ok now the power saver is off but also noticed I'm not connected at 5ghz only 2.4 ghz band based on *#0011#

---------- Post added at 06:45 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:43 PM ----------

Nothing changed still link speed is 65mbs caps out at 50/50 d/u. Very lil change.

---------- Post added at 07:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:45 PM ----------

Also noticed while I am in router changing channels and compatibility settings while phone is in *#0011# menu it connects to link speed 72 then drops to 65 I can't even get the router to broadcast a 5 ghz band no clue.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Vanakatherock:
---------- Post added at 07:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:45 PM ----------

[/COLOR]Also noticed while I am in router changing channels and compatibility settings while phone is in *#0011# menu it connects to link speed 72 then drops to 65 I can't even get the router to broadcast a 5 ghz band no clue.

What kind of router do you have? Brand?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] blazerboy567:
Actiontek newer one from Verizon for higher speed has the gig ports
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Vanakatherock:
Eh, though it's probably not your problem, I'm not a big fan of the router/modem combinations. I had all kinds of issues with my AT&T modem/router and never got a consistent signal or speeds. Even though the device has gig ports, does not always translate to highest speeds advertised. I'm still not 100% certain how I actually achieved the 54mbps on my Nexus 10 on a 30mbps internet setup. I'm using Charter's modem but a Linksys EA3500 app enabled router. When I upgraded to this router, from an older Linksys router, I noticed a huge increase in signal strength, ping response, and speed.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jbadboy2007:
One single 5ghz antennae can not achieve a link speed over 72MBps. Aes encryption wpa v1 or open must be used in order to achieve this max link speed only. Depending on which app or server and what time of day you are testing will have differences and or swings in speeds. Also different isp's and your own equipment can effect your results due to upnp and the ports the device is trying to use during speed test. If everything is set up correctly you should get consistent speeds compared to a wired pc.

http://s4gru.com/index.php?/blog/1/...-galaxy-s3-passes-fcc-muster-launch-imminent/

This shows only one wlan antenna and which means no mimo or channel bonding will occur with this device. But this has nothing to do with your download speeds.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] blazerboy567:
My router is broadcasting a 2.4ghz N connection. The device only receives a speed link of 65 connected at 2.4 in 64QAM modulation. If this is correct I should be receiving the cap of 72 not 65. What are your thoughts?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jbadboy2007:
You also must be on channel 6 or 11 on 2.4ghz to achieve max link combined with correct encryption. Im not sure which freq on 5 ghz give max link.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
with one antenna on 5ghz OR 2.4ghz you can get over 72mbps.

with channel bonding enabled i think you are supposed to be able to get that 150mbps

for each antenna added you get an addition 150mbps
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] blazerboy567:
Channel 6 is all I broadcast in WPA2 default encryption i will see if it is tkip or aes. Can't remember

Here is the modem/router I have

http://www.actiontec.com/products/product.php?pid=214

Rev.I
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jbadboy2007:
Channel bonding needs mimo which needs more than one antenna
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
channel bonding might need mimo but mimo dont need channel bonding

im at 150mbps when i goto 5ghz and im either getting mimo or channel bonding but not both

if i were getting both it would be 300mbps

wanted to add one more thing

wifi direct does 300mbps

so somewhere its doing both mimo and channel bonding so why cant we get that with regular 2.4n or 5.0n?

instead with 2.4n we get 72mbps and 5.0n we get 150mbps

where is 150 for 2.4n and where is 300 for both 5.0n and 2.4n?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jbadboy2007:
I just pulled out my 5ghz router. I do get link speed of 150MBps if im using wpa v2 and it didnt matter which channel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
you didnt say if you were 2.4ghz or 5ghz when you did the channel bonding and got 150mbps.

i only got 150mbps when i was in 5ghz mode (which would mean 2 antennas right?)

i dont think so because when i switch from 20 to 20/40 is when i get the 150mbps in 5ghz

so i know for sure channel bonding is working so it must still be single antenna.

if we had dual antennas and channel bonding it = 300mbps
[General Questions and Answers] truck90v8:
Hi,

i have this device android-full-hd-1080p-media-player-w-usb-sd-hdmi-rj45-ports-black-2-x-aaa-102992 from dx (sorry cannot post link) and I am looking for a firmware for it. Unfortunately this device is now only booting to its 'bios' I can upgrade but I didn't find suitable firmwares/roms for it. I am new to this so a bit of help would be greatly appreciated

Thanks

Jon
[HTC Incredible S] srv.abhishek:
Hi

I installed AOKP 4.2.1 ROM and found that it is missing the DSP Manager.. is there any way to flash it separately?
[HTC Incredible S] WILLI120:
Of course. You can download it here on xda and just flash it. There are also a few great varieties of DSP like AwesomeBeats. You should really check that out ;)
[HTC Incredible S] srv.abhishek:
Hi WILLI,

Can you please share the link for the XDA thread