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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] TECHNO_THUNDER:
There are many guides in XDA and Google,search for that,...;)

Sent from my GT-S6102 using Xparent BlueTapatalk 2
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pikachukaki:
I wanna ask if I can enable auto correct only in my mother language and not both Greek and English cause we are using sometimes English letters but Greek words and autocorrect correct the Greek words!!!if I can do this with Google's keyboard or any other keyboard thanks!!!

ΣΕΝΤ ΦΡΟΜ ΜΥ ΝΕΧΥΣ 4!!ΥΣΙΝΓ ΤΑΠΑΤΑΛΚ ΒΕΤΑ
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Digil:
The Focal Camera from CM 10.2 and Project Nemesis can be found here.

It installed fine for me. I haven't tested it too much yet, but things seem to be working (after an initial FC I rebooted and all seems well). Woohoo, I can use photospheres now on my Rootbox!

Thanks to those who got this apk out to the masses!

EDIT: Well, taking pics with the rear camera works, switching to front and it won't take pics. PicSphere also doesn't work. Hopefully someone will figure out how to get this working.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joho5:
if you have a modded up htc one, and...

you change cid to stock, RUU back to stock, and relock the boot loader, can you then get ota updates? Or do you have to reverse s-off also?

I am not talking about sending the phone to htc for warranty as I am the second person to own this phone, but for selling purposes if the new buyer just wanted a stock experience with the ability to receive ota's.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllAboutTheCore:
You'll need stock recovery for OTA updates I believe.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joho5:
the RUU will restore stock recovery, I just wanted to know if leaving s-off is safe for ota's....other than that, the entire phone would be like a stock phone.

thanks for the response
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ingenious247:
I believe you'll be safe leaving s-off. At least I think I saw someone say that in the T-Mobile HTC One forum. I'll look for the link for you

Found it

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=44022841&highlight=s-off#post44022841

You're good to go.
[General Accessories] fisely:
I have recently purchased TomTom Navigator v3.07 + Car Kit for my XDA IIi. I have followed the instructions and loaded the update disc (for windows mobile 2003 se) and then the GB Maps onto a SD Card (128mb). Within 15-20 minutes of using the system on my journey it locks up and freezes everything and then only way to get into XDA and other programmes is to perform a soft reset. Not ideal!

I contacted TomTom Support via email (on their website) and they advised that I try to load a small 16mb section of maps directly onto XDA IIi, wich I have done and the system works great. I then reloaded the maps for GB onto the formatted SD Card (as advised) and, again, the system locked up and froze within 15-20 minutes into my journey.

I contacted customer support again, not very helpful this time, and was told that the XDA IIi is not yet on their list of compatible devices - not satisfactory response - as every retailer in the UK has the xda IIi listed as compatible with tomtom navigator.

Has anyone had similar problems and resolved, any help out there would be reallyappreciated!!!

Fisely

:(
[General Accessories] ph4824:
Sorry to hear about your tomtom problem.

I had an XDAII with my tomtom 3 and what I found was that sometimes it would lock up and other nigly software problems. But they were all intermittent.

I now have an XDAIIi with my tomtom. My XDAIIi is set to turbo mode. I think it run slightly better compared to my XDAII.

What I would do is a hard reset and load everything from scratch. A real pain i know but if you don't get any support from tomtom then what else is there?
[General Accessories] brigsy1:
I have same problem :cry: What has helped sometimes is :enable bluetooth, switch on flightmode, then start tomtomand go. :lol:

But this only worked for me after i had deleted all the 02 crap from xda11 there is a link somewhwere here telling you how to do this :?

Good luck hope it works for you
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spoiltboy:
Hello.

My favorite program SPB Brain Evolution was working on android 2.3 - 4.0.4. After buying a new device to android 4.1 (Highcreen boost) program was not run correctly.

How can it run on android 4.1?
[HTC One S] daothuan:
my phone was run http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=2374476

i try ruu ics but error 155 on pc, my phone show bhoot version is older! i was relock the bootloader, stock recovery but not done?

have any one can help me??? thank for your so much!!!!

and how to run ota stock rom with .zip??????

and i can update ota jb on cutom rom???

ics asia need for me, jb ruu is ota so i don't know run ota for me?

thank!!!!!

C:\>fastboot getvar all

(bootloader) version: 0.5

(bootloader) version-bootloader: 3.01.0000

(bootloader) version-baseband: 16.11.20.24_M

(bootloader) version-cpld: None

(bootloader) version-microp: None

(bootloader) version-main:

(bootloader) version-misc: PVT SHIP S-ON

(bootloader) serialno: SH25ZW407201

(bootloader) imei: 352762055601297

(bootloader) meid:

(bootloader) product: villec2

(bootloader) platform: HBOOT-8260

(bootloader) modelid: PJ4020000

(bootloader) cidnum: HTC__044

(bootloader) battery-status: good

(bootloader) battery-voltage: 3854mV

(bootloader) partition-layout: Generic

(bootloader) security: on

(bootloader) build-mode: SHIP

(bootloader) boot-mode: FASTBOOT

getvar:all FAILED (status read failed (Too many links))

finished. total time: 0.510s

howw i can done ruu ics
[HTC One S] ryanshew:
Seriously, you have posted this 13 times. I already answered in another *****.

Now listen carefully...

YOU CAN'T UNLESS YOU ARE S-OFF

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*INveRTeD sENsE 5 ROM+ThEmE+TwEAkS*

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[HTC One S] khan.orak:
Man that autocorrect is funny sometimes. :D
[HTC One S] daothuan:
i will try nowwwwwwwwwwwwww
[HTC One S] ryanshew:
Lol...oh that's great...I usually catch those, but that one got away.

hTConeS | SoFF | CharmAnDroiD | eleMeNtal

*INveRTeD sENsE 5 ROM+ThEmE+TwEAkS*

*CharmAnDroiD 3.0 FULL ROM* - DL Link

*INveRTeD sENsE 4+ - fOr vIPeR*
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
ROFL
[One (M7) General] Dredd73:
one minor thing to point out, the Sim Card Tray ships seperate so anyone thinking of a colour transplant will need to add that to the list.

Showed off my repaired One today, my workmates who are all in IT were mighty impressed, thought I had no chance of getting it done after looking at the tear down on iFixit :p
[One (M7) General] dsan45:
thanks for the writing.

I was hoping to take apart the top and bottom speaker grill so I can close the gap.

How are they put together? Is it as simple as adhesive tape? or screwed?
[One (M7) General] Dredd73:
Good Question, the answer is a definite no.

With a serious amount of heating the adhesive will yield, however, the top grill is also used as a mounting point for one of the screws. I would also be concerned that the amount of heat needed to break the bond would get to damaging levels for some components such as the speakers which sit underneath.

They SERIOUSLY made this phone as lowest self service as possible. The pics from my old grill's show this.

I would also think you would need something more serious than adhesive tape to bond to the plastic.

View attachment 2159676
[One (M7) General] Dredd73:
Thinking about your question a bit more, if you are trying to close a gap by taking a component off and reattaching then I think you would be doomed to fail.

Without knowing where the gap is I'll assume it is in one of two spots, either between the rear housing and the grill or the screen and the grill. If this is the case then i'll try to explain what is occurring, a likely cause and why fixing is unlikely to work.

The design of the One M7 is basically a front assembly which is a chassis that the components screw on to. The back of the case is simply a shell that clips in to place.

If the gap is like this:

View attachment 2160617

It is a gap between the chassis and the back of the device. With the chassis being between the rear case and the grill all you would be doing is reattaching the grill to the chassis and not closing the gap and would almost certainly make the gap bigger not smaller as you would be adding more substance between the grill and the chassis/midframe

If the gap is like this:

View attachment 2160618

Then this is more likely to be the screen being pushed up from within the device itself. A likely cause is the battery sitting underneath is out by a mm or less and is pushing the screen up. The battery sits underneath the screen and there is literally no margin whatsoever between the screen, battery, motherboard and midframe so if something is out by a few μm to mm then the path of least resistance is for the screen to push up.

I know this from having completed not just a tear down but also a reassembly how fine the margins are. After my repair there is a very small gap in the screen and bottom grill which I just have to live with. Overall with a new case and a repaired screen I am much better off but it is not quite as good as something from plant. The repair process requires removing tape and disrupting some of the foil and all this increases the margins ever so slightly

I think HTC may have got themselves in to trouble with the marketing of this as Zero gap, it is pretty damn good, but Zero Gap means that a consumer will tolerate nothing less than Zero gap and thus we have an expectation problem. I have a lot of respect for what HTC have done with this device and still think it is a magnificent device but perhaps it is a bit too ambitious and the yields are killing them.

One final comment, a number of people have stated that their "Cracked Screen" was replaced with a new device. I personally believe it is nigh on impossible to remove the screen without some form of damage to the back of the case. The amount of pressure required to separate the front assembly loose would mark it with the amount of adhesive between the two plus the lack of margins mean that the repair is effectively what I did (i.e. a new front and rear assembly with a contents transfer)

Knowing what I know now, if I were to severely scratch or damage the grills I wouldn't entertain replacing them, it will only make the matter worse. I also know I could possibly open mine up and remove the internal pressure that is the likely cause of the gaps but again would risk making it worse for a small aesthetic gain.
[One (M7) General] bwhinnen:
I saw this thread on whirlpool as well, but the images here really give us a better look at the work you did. I also looked over the iFixit tear down and I have to say what an amazing job! You really did well, definitely not for the faint hearted!

Does this now mean that we can send you our broken One's for a repair job?!? ;)
[One (M7) General] Dredd73:
hehe not quitting my day job just yet.

Best not to break it in the first place. I've got the HTC cover on order!
[One (M7) General] dsan45:
wow thank you for your thoughtful answer.

It sounds like you are in this business!

My gap is the first example you posted where their is a slight opening at the top. It seems like more I try to do 'anything' it is

most likely that I will ruin this device.

I tried fitting in my double sided tape inside the gap but really.. it woudnt get in there. So I guess it is best where it is now.
[One (M7) General] Dredd73:
No problem, I hope it saved you the grief of making something minor worse. Even though my repair job has a slight gap it isn't noticeable in black compared to Silver/white which is unforgiving.

While I am no phone repairer, I've always liked taking things apart and trying to fix them. The HTC One is possibly one of the fiddliest things I have taken on. I guess I didn't take it on by choice, only by bad luck and a hard floor!
[One (M7) General] paul_59:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=43334075

HTC One Teardown (Really not that bad)

Don't know if you have read this earlier thread from 7 July on HTC one dismantle process
[One (M7) General] pradeepvizz:
oh wow, just in time... i have a cracked HTC One and my parts from e trade supply came only today.. ETS parts look very promising and came neatly packed .. very neatly and properly packed.. gonna do my playing with the phone tomorrow, wish me luck

@op, thanks for your post.. have not read it fully .. was so excited to see a DIY fix thread :)

---------- Post added at 12:20 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:01 AM ----------

ok so i did do the same order as you, the front panel and the back case .. choose silver and have silver.. thanks for your writing.. its exciting, hopefully i will share my experience here soon.
[One (M7) General] Dredd73:
Best of luck. The parts from etrade supply seem to be OEM, the items marked as b-stock are seconds by the looks of things (probably screens with dead pixels etc)

If you go through it methodically you should be OK, make sure you have all the right tools such as screwdrivers, prying tools etc.

I would also perhaps recommend trimming the plastic cover on the battery, this seems to unstick and I think cause some bulging my .5mm when you reassemble. It is a bit like trying to re-wrap a present after you have unwrapped the paper, you can do it but it is never a perfect fit.
[One (M7) General] pradeepvizz:
Thanks for the refit instructions, this is probably the first tread which talks about fitting it back. I got the A Stock items, did not choose the b stock. I went through the video and blog of ets and ordered every tool that they used in it

---------- Post added at 01:33 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:30 AM ----------

And my phone already had the bulging of the screen little in the front.. I mean the top speaker and screen were not flay, Which probably was also a reason why it broke easy.
[One (M7) General] Dredd73:
Cool, one last thing, make sure you have some good tweezers that are flat and not sharp. There is a ribbon which I think can only go in with tweezers and requires a bit of pressure to go in. You will also need them to assist re-attaching your antennas.
[One (M7) General] pradeepvizz:
i have not opened my tweezers from ETS yet! thanks for the note.
[One (M7) General] fluxthesky:
But could you just place a little glue at the gap and squeeze it shut, instead of taking out the whole grill and reapplying?
[One (M7) General] Dredd73:
Perhaps these pictures may help, the grills do not attach to the rear housing, they attach to the midplane of the phone so the only way to close the gap is between the rear shell/housing and the midplane.

View attachment 2170277

Trying to glue the midplane tighter to the rear housing is not something that I think would work nor would I recommend it. The types of glue required would potentially damage components that sit close to the edges and would cause complications if there was a screen crack later down the track. There is also potential if the wrong glue is used to damage the plastic housing. As you can see, if you were trying to close the top gap with glue there is the camera, speaker, light sensor and power switch which are all very close to the edges and would not benefit from a strong solvent based glue

View attachment 2170276

As commented in a previous post, the upward pressure is going to be where components meet the rear of the case, I've tried to highlight this in this picture. Any attempt to close the gap will be due to trying to flex/bend the edge to glue/adhere to the edge. A contact adhesive or tape will simply not win in the long term and a solvent based glue might stand a chance but the amount required risks gluing components. I'd rather have a small gap than damage something like the power switch.

If someone wants to give it a try, feel free to post results, but having gone through a re-build I wouldn't do it if I were faced with a small gap knowing what I know.
[One (M7) General] Dredd73:
Yes, I don't think there was a post on any forum anywhere on the subject that I hadn't read prior to my dismantle.

I guess the big difference between my post and this post is my post is about creating a repaired working phone as opposed to a tear down which is treated as a one way ticket.

I did entertain heavy duty heating, however, since I as not saving the case I opted to spare my components any unnecessary heat stress. Also most tear down's seem to put a lot of flex on the mainboard which is also something I wanted to avoid.

To my knowledge I don't think I have seen anyone else post an actual repair, just a tear down.
[One (M7) General] pradeepvizz:
ok so my phone is now in a busted state!

i opened the front & the back fine, took quite an effort to pry up and separate the front and the back case, i took it out without any breakage. I started with the bottom speaker grill, heated & took of the bottom speaker grill and then pry'ed in the gap between back case & the front panel. The hard part was the move the separator from the bottom to the sides, in other words, starting to separate the side was hard, once a gap is created on the sides it was pretty easy to take the phone out by moving the separator around the phone.

one mistake i did was to not take out the sim card & sim card tray before starting to separate.

I then started with removing the components from the motherboard - i wanted to do a front panel replacement (essential screen replacement).

when removing the LCD connector cable, i broke the lock/connector which is on the motherboard. i was trying to release the lock to take out the connector and pressed hard on the connector itself rather than the lock - attaching a pic to make it clear - i broke the black part marked red, the lock was supposed to be removed by pulling up the part marked green.

I have assembled back everything with the new front housing and phone is semi partially working - i have almost removed and reconnected everything 4 times.

The vibrator kicks in action when i put the phone on but nothing on the display(broken display port to blame). One time i heard the phone boot (speaker sound) and that was when i tried to put it back in my old front panel to check.

Other than that the phone is identified as HTC Android USB phone in the device manager when connected but does not show on my computer as a portable device. It charges. heats when i try to put it on.

So to conclude the phone is dead now, don't have much of ideas to get it back working - but have a hope that it would if i replace quite some parts :)

Any advise is welcome!
[One (M7) General] Dredd73:
Bad Luck, to get so close.....

The ribbon you are referring to simply pulls out and doesn't have the same clasp, this is the one that is also the hardest to re-insert. Have you got a good picture of what your the socket now? you should be able to push it in unless it is completely smashed.

When I was doing mine I just pulled the ribbons out without realising some are meant to lift open. To me if you are getting to boot and device recognition you got most of the way there.

The mainboard is about the only item that is non replaceable via OEM. I can only assume it is things like IMEI etc that would stop this. My only suggestion is to keep an eye out for someone selling a broken M7 and see if you can swap mainboards.
[One (M7) General] Cowcain:
These nerve wrecking moments, any pictures of the soldered antenna?
[One (M7) General] pradeepvizz:
your response has actually triggered a great positive feel, I clicked a pic of my broken connector and now know where exactly it is broken

When i searched, i found that the connector's name is FPC connector. YouTube has quite a few videos for FPC connector replacements. i am guessing an proper experienced technician can replace the connector on the motherboard. FPC connectors are available from ebay but not sure which one would suit this board.

Examples of connector replacements - http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=fpc+connector

FPC connectors - http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=fpc+connector
[One (M7) General] codexv:
Is it easier to just change the back versus the display?
[One (M7) General] Dredd73:
Have you tried booting with the ribbon in place? If looks like you are missing a pin, but I would give it a go. If it were to boot you may get away with tape over it to secure the ribbon.

Replacing the connector probably falls in to the more expensive than a new handset department depending on the costs of labour in your part of the world.
[One (M7) General] Dredd73:
No, nothing exciting about this though, it was a pretty straightforward solder job.
[One (M7) General] pradeepvizz:
Yes i did try to boot, the display is blank. Since the lock of the connector is on the opposite side, the cable secures properly.

OMG, i did not think about that. Its very complex soldering i guess. so i fixed out its a 16 pin connector that i need. i am going to check with a service store owner back in India
[One (M7) General] kylesweet:
You're screwed

I have identified the manufacturer part number of the connector. It is an off-the-shelf part, not proprietary to HTC. However, the part is not available online right now. The only way to order that part would be to order like 10,000 of them and wait a few months while they manufacture them. Then the rework will be hundreds of dollars for your single phone when you finally get your hands on the part that you had to spend thousands to acquire.

I REALLY HATE MY ****ING PHONE RIGHT NOW
[One (M7) General] jobbynooker:
Help

I am in the exact same situation right now. I am trying to figure out if any of the other older HTC One (S or V) phones use the same fpc connector as those seem to be available. Can you provide me with whatever information you have on the part number, number of pins, etc?
[One (M7) General] panflute:
You guys are more courageous than me. I have a question. My usb port is loose (it got pulled on) and probably needs to be replaced. I have a local tech who is excellent... He has fixed other phones for me... He says he can do the job. Or maybe I should send it to htc? If I choose my local tech what other parts should I have on hand? Parts that may get damaged during the repair. Thanks for any advice.. Btw I have a black 64 gig model.
[One (M7) General] jobbynooker:
It is nearly impossible to open the housing for the HTC One without damaging it even after using a heat gun on the glue. I had to order a replacement housing because of the damage during removal. I would let HTC perform the repair.
[One (M7) General] panflute:
I looked on etrade and I can order the usb port, speaker covers, and back cover for $55. There is also a possibility the usb port can be tightened up without opening the phone? I wonder what the turn around time and price would be with htc... Still under warranty.....