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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickstix:
question

Thanks so much for the reply. I wiped the cache in recovery mode, but I can't find any advanced setting when in recovery mode, to wipe the dalvik cache.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gil81:
In cwm its close to the bottom ( last or one up ) use youre volume keys to scroll down... In twrp its in under wipe, then click advanced.. Then click dalvik...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickstix:
sorry

Thanks so much. I wiped the cache again, and also wiped the dalvik cache. Also did a full back-up while I was there. When it rebooted, it said Andriod was upgrading, and then it optimized all my applications. The bad news is, that the copy feature still doesn't work. :(
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gil81:
Do Not... I Repeat... Do Not Use ROM Manager For This Device.... Its cool.. I'll help ya out. Cwm/twrp are custom Recovery's for many devices. These custom Recovery's replace our stock Recovery's. They are not Apps.. To get to recovery you can hold down you're power button until the power off window pops up. Then select reboot.. Then select recovery.. Or it might say recovery on the first screen. If you don't have this option..go to developer options in settings and click, power menu or advanced reboot. Then check recovery to show up. If you're stock rooted you will need to power off the device... Then hold the power button and volume down button..( simultaneously ). Wait until the Android screen comes up..it will show the galaxy animation then go black..just keep holding and then a new screen will popup. Use the volume down key( only ) to switch between download mode( on the right ) and recovery ( on the left ). Select recovery by moving to it and the volume up button as the select button... This will take you too custom recovery if you have it( it wil say the version of cwm/twrp at the top of the page. If not than you have no custom rec. We will have to flash one...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickstix:
YIKES!

So sorry, after I left my long reply, I was playing with rom manager, and I somehow got into the clockworkmod recovery mode. I have never seen that mode before, by rebooting into recovery mode the regular way. Anyway, I did what you said, and when I came back, I did NOT see your reply yet, so I edited my reply. LOL Then I saw that I had a notification, and when I clicked on it, I was able to see your reply. I'm going to see if I get into cwm by doing what you said above. Then I'll be back to see if you have any other ideas. Oh, and the good news is, even though I still can't copy, yet, now it doesn't freeze the whole tablet. It just froze the browser I was in, when I was testing to see if the copy feature would work. So, that might be a step in the right direction, at least. :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gil81:
You could use ROM manager to just boot to recovery,but nothing else.. I don't use it because I've had it freeze up my device.. As I've read others have had this happen as well... Once you get to rec..remember what version it is...this is important for many things..after you get a feel for it just wipe the cache and dalvik cache as I stated before and you should be good to go..if not.. I'll track down what apk clipboard is part of and we'll wipe that apk's cache..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickstix:
cwn recovery mode works now

Oh cool, that worked now. Just as an FYI when I held down the power key, the only options I have are power off, airplane mode, or restart. I chose restart, and it just restarted. So I powered off, and then held down the power and volume down buttons. Before, when I did that, it just went to stock recovery. It changed after I played around in rom manager. It said there was an upgrade for cwm so I upgraded it. Then I went into recovery mode from there. But I just tried going there, the way you said, and that worked too, NOW. YAY! :) So, you don't think I should ever use rom manager then?

Oh, and it said it was upgrading my android, after I rebooted, but I still have android 4.04 so I'm not sure what it upgrade, exactly. LOL I've been wanting to upgrade to something better. (custom rom) But still trying to learn more, before I do that. So for right now, I just wish I could get my clipboard working again. Arghhh..

Thanks so much for all your help. I REALLY appreciate it. :) Oh, and also thanks for pointing out that it's NOT an app. That makes so much more sense now. :good:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickstix:
didn't work

OK thanks, I won't use that anymore then. Especially, now that I can get to it, just by rebooting into it.

Anyway, when I said I did what you said, I should have been more clear. I did wipe the cache again, and also the dalvik cache. Clipboard still not working. But it's not as bad as it was. Before when I clicked on copy, it would freeze the whole tablet. Now it just freezes whatever app I'm in. Also, before I stopped getting the paste button. Now it shows up again, but if I use it, then it also freezes the app. So, I guess we're making progress, huh? ;)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gil81:
OK.. I've read up on this issue and it seems a factory reset is the only way to fix it. But first I would wipe the browser data and cache to see if that works. If not.. You will need to backup you're apps/with data using titanium backup and also make a backup in recovery.. Then do the wipe data in recovery and reboot. You will loose anything not saved....
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickstix:
darn

Oh crap, I was hoping I could avoid that. :( So, even if I do a back-up using tatanium, does that mean I have to download all the apps again, or can I just restore a back-up and get everything back again? I have so many apps, I'd hate to have to download them all again. Also, it took me forever to get this thing rooted. Ugh...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gil81:
Titanium will back up all you're apps and their data...awesome right..:) Don't forget to make a nandroid back up in recovery...This is something you should always have.. Once you get this fixed..you can use you're file manager to delete the nandroid and then go make another one.. This way if this happens again you can just restore you're nandroid from recovery..All you would have to do after that would be to add the apps you download in the future.. When you make a nandroid back up in recovery.. You can only restore it with the same recovery you used to make it..just a heads up. And for restoring the apps in the future...just always have a current titanium back up.. You get all this...lol I know it sounds redundant.. But this is really easy. Just sounds involved. If you need a step by step, just ask and I'll whip one up..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickstix:
Cool

Oh cool, as long as I can get it all back, then I'm OK with doing a factory reset. When I first spoke to a Samsung tech support agent, he said I would have to download all the apps again. Ugh...

And YES PLEASE, a step by step would be most appreciated, because I've never backed up and restored anything on Android before. I have no idea what I'm doing on this thing YET. LOL But hey, once I get that mastered, maybe I can even try and figure out how to upgrade to a custom ROM.... MAYBE! LOL

Thank you again, for all your help. I really appreciate it. :D
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gil81:
OK.. First let's make a nandroid backup( usually refered to as a nan/nano/nandroid )..

1..First..Make sure you're phone has a 50 or more percent charge..

2..Now..boot into recovery..

3..Now scroll down to ( backup/restore ) and pick it

4..Now pick ( backup ) and let it do its thing...This can take a bit of time depending on the recovery and the amount of data/apps being backed up.

Once this is done.. Reboot..how easy was that..:)

OK.. Now let's make a titanium back up..

1..Go to play store and install titanium backup. ( the paid version is worth the money ) But the free version will work.

2..Open Titanium Backup

3..Give it root permission

4..Now pick backup/restore in header

5..Now pick the check mark in top right corner

6..Under the heading..backup. Pick backup all user apps.. Push the check mark on next page. Let it do its thing...

How easy was that...:) You could also backup apps and system data... Just remember when restoring a titanium backup,that if the backup has system data in it... it will not work right on a different ROM...( when you start flashing ROMs ) Let me know how it goes..:)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickstix:
One more question

OK thank you. I did already do a full back-up when I wiped the cache. So I just have to do the Titanium backup, now. I think I'll probably get the paid version, if you say it's worth it. Battery is almost dead though, so I'll need to let it charge first. Seems easy enough, but where I get confused, is how do I restore everything, once I do a factory reset? Won't the reset erase titanium and all the backup files along with everything else? Oh, and will the restore also put all my bookmarks back in my browsers, too? Or will I lose all my bookmarks?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gil81:
The restore will put everything back, but you want to make one after the factory reset and you titanium backup restore.( this one will be a safe one..no bugs ) if you need to wipe again.. You will have to re-download titanium backup or do like I do and make a copy of the apk and keep it on you're sdcard( internal for me..that way I can always get to it ) I use ex file explorer to make apk backups.. I actually use it for all my file manager needs on all my devices..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickstix:
So, when I wipe it all out, this time, I will then need to go download titanium again, then do the restore? And my restore file will STILL be there, even though I wiped it all out? That's where I'm confused. It seems as though, factory reset will erase my restore file TOO! Or am I missing something?

Oh, and I have ES File Explorer, is ex file explorer better? Or, is that the same thing? LOL
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gil81:
Lol..no its es....long day.. When you do the wipe.you are just going to pick wipe data/factory reset..it will not touch you're sdcard..( internal or external ).. Don't go formatting anything.... Just pick wipe data/factory reset off the first page of you're custom recovery..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickstix:
Oh, OK I get it now. I guess I was thinking it would wipe the sdcard TOO! LOL Sorry for being so clueless. You taught me a LOT today. :) And I really appreciate it. So, I guess that titanium put's it's backups on the sdcard, as well, then. I went into ES File Explorer to try and put titanium apk on SD card but I couldn't figure out how to do that, so I'll just re-download that, after I wipe it out. LOL Letting the battery charge, and then I'll be back later to let you know how it went. :)

THANKS AGAIN!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gil81:
In es explorer..click the top left button on the header..go down to root explorer and click it..go down to mount and mount it..rw,rw,rw...Now be careful..you can now delete/write to the system partition.....go to device/data/app..long press on titanium backup..pick copy and copy it to you're download folder ( easy to find this way ).. I make a folder that says myapps...Done.. How easy was that..:)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickstix:
Thanks again :)

Oh cool, you're so awesome for helping me with all this. Thanks again. Gonna go do that right now, then. I tried to thank you on your last two posts too, but it said I reached my 8 thanks for the day. LOL So, I'll come back and do that tomorrow. :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gil81:
Thanks for the kind words..:)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickstix:
OMG OMG OMG! While I was waiting for the battery to charge up, I was playing around in file explorer, and I opened the clipboard folder. WOW there was a lot of folders and files in there, so I deleted all of them, and rebooted, and guess what? My copy/paste and clipboard are working again. YAY! I did a full backup again, since everything is working correctly now. So, I guess I can skip the factory reset for now. At least I know how to back up and restore now. And how to use file explorer a lot better, as well. :) Thank you again, for all the help.

BTW if you're curious at all, who you were helping, all this time, I'm the girl in the back, on the CD cover. Always nice to put a face to people you're helping out. :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gil81:
Glad to hear you're back up and running..:) On a side note.. I looked for that file all over the place in my phone and tab..couldn't find it. Read this post..went back hunting for it and sure enough there it is.. That's the fix I wanted to post to you.. I just thought it was part of an apk..never thought about it having its own folder,not in system apps.. See..you taught me something..Thanks..:)

---------- Post added at 01:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:12 PM ----------

Thought I might throw this at ya since you said something about upgrading to a custom ROM.. The recovery that ROM manager most likely put on you tab is not as good as some of the newer rec. I personally like twrp recovery, its touch based so no clicky..clicky on my buttons..lol. Plus it is fast and just seems to be the best for this device. I use the Infamous twrp version..it comes in a flashable zip..just wipe cache/dalvik cache and flash zip..all from you're custom rec. When zip flash is done. Go to advanced and pick reboot recovery. It will now boot to infamous twrp.....Get you're bearings in it..then just reboot system.. I know it seems like it might be pointless, but trust me. If you go flashing a custom ROM you will thank me.. I use Infamous Carbon 4.3.. That's right..4.3..lol. Its a race horse on my device..it has a couple bugs,but nothing to severe... And it is nice to put a face to those you help..:)...Also..remember backups in recovery only work for the recovery that made them..

---------- Post added at 02:27 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:48 PM ----------

Thought I would also tell you..that you can change the title in the op thread to solved..that way others might see it if they need help and the mods can delete if they see fit..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gil81:
WOW...:) . God news is you're trying and searching..bad news is you're not quite there yet..:) But no worries.. I'll walk ya through it.. First off. When you download ( any file ) it usually goes to you're download folder..right. From there you just move it to the root of you're internal sdcard. ( this means not in a folder on the page that shows all the folders,..download,ect...) So in other words. Use es file explorer to cut the zip file, then back out to the page that shows the download folder and all others and paste it there.. You can leave it in downloads ( I do ) But this will make it easier to locate when in recovery.. Now on to flashing/installing a custom recovery.. Download the zip you want to flash/install..Move it to root of sdcard or leave in download..Have a backup( more on this later ). Boot to recovery..wipe cache and dalvik cache..scroll to install from sdcard,select it..scroll to install from internal sdcard,select it..scroll to the zip file,select it( if you left it in download..scroll to download,select..scroll to zip file,select it ). Now scroll to yes and flash/install zip. Let it do its thing..The screen will have text roll up on it as it flashes. After it says install complete/done/finished, you get the point,.. Go to the advanced page where you wipe dalvik and instead of picking that..Pick reboot recovery.. It will now boot to the new recovery you just installed.. This will be a touch recovery.. If we can get you this far we will continue to more on recovery and then the do's and don't's of flashing/installing a custom firmware/ROM..:) This is the link to Twrp recovery.. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2220912. . Now when you get to this page you will scroll down a little and see in red letters..downloads.. Under that header are links to a download page with multiple zip files to pick. You are looking for the one that says twrp.. But first make sure you pick the right link...There are links to 4 different tabs and the bottom link is for a gapps package zip( more on this later ) If you don't know what device version you have..Go to settings ... About tablet and see what it says under model number..hit me back with what you find so I can insure you get the right DL and I can make sure everything is compatible..:)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickstix:
Sorry, busy couple days, so just getting back here. So yikes, looks like I do have a ways to go. LOL Thank you so much for the walk through. I think I actually 'get it' NOW. :) As for my model # I have it in the subject. ;) Looks like we have the same tablet, I think? :) BUT.... This is where I got lost before. I go to that link you posted, I scroll down to downloads in red, and the only thing I see that says twrp is this...

GalaxyTab: Infamous AOKP, Infamous kernel & Infamous TWRP recovery: http://bit.ly/17fyNwV

And when I click on THAT link, I end up right back in the same forum thread. So, I just never seem to be able to find the FILE itself. :(

Am I supposed to be looking at the links above that INSTEAD, where it says p4, p4wifi etc? Because I'm not sure what model numbers those are for. If those are the links I'm supposed to use, should I be using the p4wifi one here http://www.xdafileserver.nl/index.php?dir=Samsung/Galaxy+S/MackayROM/p4wifi/twrp for a samsung galaxy GT P7510?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gil81:
Go back and use the link I gave you...scroll to downloads( red )... Pick one of the p4wifi links ( we do have the same tab..:) )... I use the top link..its a faster download for me... When it takes you to that page..pick twrp at the bottom and it will take you to a page with multiple twrp files..you want the one that says. ( zip ) at the end of it...Zip files are the the type we use to flash/install things in recovery..The link you posted at the bottom of you're reply will work as well. Just checked it...just make sure you get a zip file.. Then just follow the flashing/installing a recovery directions I posted...should be good to go...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickstix:
OK I downloaded the one at the link I posted at the end of my post. That was the one called p4wifi under downloads. Gonna give it a try now following your directions. THANKS AGAIN? :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickstix:
Worked PERFECT! Thank you thank you thank you! Next, I just might be brave enough to flash a custom rom :D
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gil81:
Never doubted it for a minute...knew you could do it..:) .. When/if you decide to go custom..just give me a holler..it can be a little more frustrating but you can do it...The most important thing is to follow the ROM op and have a back up plan if things go side ways..:)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickstix:
Sounds good. :thumbup: Not sure I'm ready to have to start all over downloading all my apps again, and losing all my bookmarks etc, YET, but I really want to move onto a better rom, soon. I'll definitely give you a hollar, when I'm ready to take it on, though. Thanks again for all the help. :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gil81:
That's cool..just a heads up...I want you to read about Titanium Backup..There are posts here in xda and you can check it out on the play store..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickstix:
OK will do. I've been super busy, so I haven't had the chance to read up yet, but I just got a samsung phone, and it downloaded all my apps from my tablet, right to my phone. So I have a good feeling that I'll be able to do the same thing back to my tablet, when I change my rom. :D
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] gonesuper:
I'm finally thinking of parting with my Blue angel as my girl friend got the new Jam and now i'm very very jealous. I'm interested in any reasonable offer or better yet an outright swap for an s110 or a jam with some accessorys.

The phone comes with the latest roms and bluetooth patches installed, also has a 256 sd card with Mobile navigator 5 on it, a rikaline bluetooth gps mouse and a retractible sync and charge cable.

It works 100% but has some scratches on it from constant use.

The phone is T-mobile branded and unlocked to work with any network.

Pm me if you want to make an offer or just want some more info

Sorry about the cross posting. I mean't to post it here in the first place
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Voyagerrider:
I just flashed a rom for the 1st time to my Verizon Note 2. I installed the Jedi rom. Seems to be a good rom. Im having a problem with the dialer though. I cant seem to switch calls on call waiting. There is a record button where the switch button used to be. Ive tried swiping on the screen, menu button and cant figure it out. Any thoughts? Thanks.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PriStol:
Im trying to put themes on my Nexus 4 and I see a lot of themes just giving files. What am I supposed to do with those files? If the files are zip files than I'm supposed to flash it through the recovery? And If I do, than what after I Flash it?

Thx for help.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chromium:
Some themes will be flashable zips. To check if its flashable open up the zip. If you see a META INF folder its most likely a flashable zip.

Before flashing a theme make a nandroid backup just incase. All you need to do in most cases is simply flash the file through recovery and reboot.

Other themes will be apks, and must be selected through theme chooser to be applied.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] btrcp2000:
I would like to have the same bookmark folder structure on my phone as on the computer. Chrome and stock will do this, but both insist on refreshing old tabs every time they are opened. Opera was great at this, but I can't install it at work. Dolphin proudly says it syncs with Chrome, but does nothing. All others just take all bookmarks out of the folders and throw them in a pile. Any ideas?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] btrcp2000:
Bump. I can't be the only one with this issue
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PhilDX:
what about Tint browser in the play store? with an add on, you can synch with firefox bookmarks (via Firefox synch service). it actually works really well.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Stuart R:
How do you access the android task manager in 4.3?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] negroplasty:
Multitask UI button (left button on your nav bar). Swipe away to close apps that behave. Long press and go to App Info to kill only if necessary. To get there manually go to Settings > Apps and swipe right to show all running.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] SgtShariff:
Hello xda! , i have just bought i nexus 7 (2013) last wednesday and today i have noticed that there is a certain area of the screen where if i swipe my finger from another location it terminates the touch and starts another one, i enabled developer options and turned on the pointer location to see what was happening and it shows the line when im close to the "spot" but when i strike through it it starts another line after that "spot" but if i tap its okay i discovered this while playing draw something and when i go through that location it just start a new brush line or whatever and its a little annoying, the thing is that i bought it at RadioShack but didn't add the warranty but still have the 31 day warranty.

Hope you understand what im saying :)

1. Is this a reason to replace my tablet?

2. Will they replace it or what?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] danvee:
1. Yes

2. No reason why not, you're within a week.

(if you used a CC you've got even more leverage)

Now that you know what to look for you can test before you even leave with it. :thumbup: