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[Asus Transformer TF700] cooki01:
SOLUTION!

I had the same issue on my i9000 after i loaded CodeROM 5.1.1

The message kept appearing and reappearing every couple of seconds. So in order to navigate through this, i had to press the OK, then quickly navigate to the next step in this process.

Go to Settings

Application Manager

Choose All Application

“Clear all data” in Contacts Storage.

Now Restart your device

obviously these steps will vary from device to device... but you'll know it when you see it.

:D
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 Software Upgrading] carlicos:
I bought a Qtek S200 in Zurich before leaving to China, where I live.

I did the already clasic mistake of not looking to the OS language. Was German. I am Spanins and I would need at least English version.

I have been surfing a lot until I saw this forum.

Could somebody tell me how to moev to English ? Seems that I need to change the ROM. Does this will change ALL menus in he Win Mobile ?

I saw a smart card JAFWM. Coudl be this a good and simple solution to my problem of language change ?

Thanks a lot for yoru help, and sorry to ask questions of so low level, if I see the content of this forum :oops:
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 Software Upgrading] bambacik:
1. To change to English, flash the device with English ROM. You can choose between Qtek, Dopod, i-mate, etc.

2. To get the one of the English ROMS, go here to download: ftp://xda:xda@ftp.xda-developers.com/Prophet/Shipped_Complete_Updates/

3. To install without getting error, look here for guide installing the Dopod 818 Pro ROM: http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=49298

And also, please surf through the forum to learn other people experiences.
[General Questions and Answers] Poecifer:
I'm in the market to purchase a new tablet and I've dug around quite thoroughly in hopes of finding something that suits me. I started looking at a nexus device because Nexus devices are generally the best when it comes to Android (At least in terms of Software, Hardware I'll always go Motorola strictly for build quality.) I did my fair share of digging and stumbled into the Microsoft Store here in Austin not expecting much in the way of tablets outside of a Surface and I simply don't like the shape or feel of them (Though the build quality is superb and likely unparalleled outside of the Apple world.) I also couldn't justify $800 for a tablet unless it was as powerful as my gaming laptop that I spent roughly the same amount on.Looking around though, I found this Lenovo Miix 2 8. This thing really feels good. I mean, I've used all there is with Android but this thing feels like it's what Windows 8 was built for. The gestures are amazingly intuitive when you can reach them all, the OS is likely the most touch friendly of it's kind. It's the first tablet that I've used where I felt like I was using a full-scale OS brought down to a tablet size with the added benefit of touch input... It's not just an oversized phone and on top of that, it costs $50 less than the Android tablets I was considering. I have Borderlands 2 playing on this thing at a solid 28-32 FPS and it cost less than the competition. I've been using it for about two days now. I'm mostly an Android user and I'm wondering, is there any real benefit for me to turn this thing back in in my grace period and shuck out another $50 bucks for an Android tablet?
[General Questions and Answers] Maduro78:
With android everythings intergrated. There's a lot more support with android . I was also looking at a ms tab not too long ago but I was turned off once I realized there wasn't much I could do with customizing the operating system. I like the new tab pro line but the pricing is a bit ridiculous.
[General Questions and Answers] Kohelet:
It really all depends on what your priorities are. I had a Windows tablet/phone for about a year and I absolutely loved the user experience. Personally, I think it was the best touch experience I've ever had in a mobile device, and my history of smartphone mobile device OSes has been android-->iOS-->windows phone 7-->windows 8/windows phone 8--> android.

Each device is made for a particular audience and thus will be good at different things. As a consumer device targeted at business users and your average consumers, windows 8 devices do a great job providing a beautiful UI with an intuitive user interface as well as the ability to run desktop applications if needed.

The reason I ultimately went back to Android was because I missed the customizability of it. That and I love the fact that if I want, I can go look at the source for most of the components on my phone, and if I'm really irked about something I can modify it.

If you're just looking for a device to use for entertainment and things like document editing, email, social media, etc, a Windows device will provide an amazing user experience. I wouldn't advocate dropping the tablet you already have to go to android unless there's something specific about Android that you want. As much I loved going back to Android, selling my Lumia 810 was hard for me because I really loved the interface. If Microsoft should ever open source windows phone 8 and make windows 8/windows phone 8 as customizable as android, I'd go back to it in a heartbeat.
[General Questions and Answers] Poecifer:
I don't think there will ever be more support for Android than full Windows, it's just not viable and ChromeOS is a sad, strange joke. This is an entertainment and social device. I couldn't care less about customization. I move my apps into their folders and I'm content. I do apologize if I sounded rude in the initial part of this, it was mostly for the other guy. I'm OS agnostic and just use what's more user friendly and Android's OS just isn't as touch friendly or appealing regardless of modification. Live tiles just look cooler. I think I'll likely stick with the Lenovo. I'd rather have a PC that fits in my back pocket as opposed to a slightly larger phone minus the service plan.
[General Questions and Answers] ChaosDraco:
I'd go for a Windows tablet if I'd want to work related stuff and all.

I think its up for you to decide. Check both Pros and Cons, have fun checking specifications and reviews about your desired devices.
[General Questions and Answers] Kohelet:
Different strokes for different folks. Each has their uses and target audience. Congrats on finding a new home!
[General Questions and Answers] joeb3219:
I've tried both a Windows tablet and an assortment of Android devices, though my views may be a bit biased as a Linux/Android user/developer. Overall, I feel that the user experience of an Android device is much smoother, more integrated, and overall more enjoyable. From a developers standpoint, I find Android to be more simplistic (in terms of ease of development), and yet far more advanced in terms of what I can actually do.

There is also something to be said about the scope of what Microsoft can do, vs what Google can do. IMO, although I find Google to be much more assertive in our daily lives, they are able to create a much more enjoyable user experience than Microsoft can.

In short? I'd shell out the extra $50 for the Android.
[General Questions and Answers] Poecifer:
I've had the opposite experience. Android's dev tools are awful... Likely the worst of the lot. Microsoft put a ton of work into their development suite and it shows. That and Android has never been a smooth experience for me. It's one I've mostly enjoyed but I've had a lot of battery pulls, force closes, and ill-responsive devices en route to that point. Sure, you have system access but honestly, it almost needs it to be usable on anything outside of a Nexus device. I don't see where Android creates a better user experience on any front.
[General Questions and Answers] Nufacts:
Android Win

Well, I never have or own a window phone or windows tablet ever so I cannot said much about it. However, as an Android user, I have more privilege on doing whatever I want to my phone or to my tablet (Kindle fire) like root my phone and tablet. I still own a SG2! it is still running smoothly with milestone installed. I guess it is up to the users. Users that like to modified their phones tend to go beyond a regular user. Users that are not really into modifying their phones tend to just go with original stock. On the tablet side, I love doing thing like rooting and modifying to something else like replace amazon store with google play store. I guess I do not like anything without root.
[General Questions and Answers] Kohelet:
MS dev tools are pretty nice, but that's because they have to be. Android's not really meant to be a centralized and standardized experience. It's meant to succeed or fail based on the motivation and effort of the open source community. It's a much smoother ride when MS controls all of the internals and the only way to actually make changes is through their tools.
[General Questions and Answers] Skatie:
I have never enjoyed the interface of the windows devices, I felt they were too restricted in what was available for them compared to android. Im speaking from past experience so im not sure what todays devices are like but its Android all the way for me, also the support for android is widespread, i think you would be hard pressed to find more help than whats available for android.
[General Questions and Answers] wolfen69:
"What reason is there to buy an Android tablet over a Windows tablet?"

It's not windows. Nuff said.
[General Questions and Answers] rixcantolan:
nais inpoh gan :highfive:
[General Questions and Answers] dimsar2013:
I suggest you tou an Android tablet (especially Google Nexus 7 2013 version). Android is highly customisable, has more features and is way more easier to use. The User Interface is very friendly and the tablet's performance is so smooth. You won't regret buying Nexus 7 or another Android tablet. A thing that Windows tablets doesn't have is CyanogenMod, SlimKat and the rest magical stuff. Think about it. It's up to you.
[General Questions and Answers] cAPTAIN^k:
In my opinion, the sole reason would be selection of Apps
[General Questions and Answers] dimsar2013:
That's right. There are 700.00+ apps to choose from Google Play. Also you can install apps that do not come from the Market (a.k.a. unknown sources).
[General Questions and Answers] CamachoDjr:
They both got their perks, I would say android tablet, I own a Sony Xperia Tablet S and a galaxy note 8.0 and its does everything from reading magazines, playing games, working on word/excel/etc... Haven't touch windows since their shenanigans on windows vista
[General Questions and Answers] tecnonucleo:
Microsoft is very weak in tablet technology. There are few Metro applications comparing with the Android market. And regarding to desktop applications, they are not optimized to be used with touch screens at all. Moreover, the are not optimized for small displays neither. Even in my 10.1 netbook screen, some applications have problems to layout its windows correctly.
[General Questions and Answers] ElmohandsX:
integration and personlisation
[General Questions and Answers] JJKPL:
Well, the choice is not obvious. Android and Windows 8/8.1 has as many advantages as disadvantages.

Android:

+thousands of free apps and games

+easy in use

+clear interface

+writing new apps is not difficult

-there is no reliable antivirus program

-sometimes unstable
​

Windows:

+runs all classic and tiles programs

+classic Office

+better for multimedia

-Metro UI is not clear
​

So... I think Andorid wins this competition. :)
[General Questions and Answers] badplanet:
Make a list of the top 20 most important apps to you and go with the tablet OS that runs them.

Personally I bought a Nexus 7 tablet so that I could see the apps available for Android that are not available for Windows Phone 8. As a C# developer it gives me endless ideas for new WP8 apps. If the metro apps you want aren't there on Windows, I can't blame you for going Android.
[General Questions and Answers] drk65:
First... If you are an Android phone user, wouldn't you want to leverage the same OS and eco-system, using a familiar user interface and accessing the same Play store apps you've already purchased/use.

Secondly, after using an iPad3, iPad Mini, Surface RT, and Surface Pro, I settled on the Samsung Galaxy Tab3 8.0 as my Daily Driver Tablet. The form factor, weight, and display size are perfect. I have no issue spending hours surfing, e-mailing, posting, etc. on this tablet and really only head to my Win8 PC for "heavy work" and my phone (GS2) for full mobility.
[General Questions and Answers] GDay21:
More costumize, more application, fun, etc

But it's by yourself
[Motorola Atrix HD] Gorrillasnot:
I'm a newb..

Atrix HD with unlocked bootloader and rooted. Installed cwm recovery, flashed to the latest nightly cm 11 for atrix hd, rebooted and stuck at cyanogenmod loading screen (head with the spinning circle around it). left it that way over night with no change still stuck on bott.

I've spent several hours following several guides with no success

I think the problem started whn I did a factory reset and clear cache in cwm before I flashed cm 11. it gave an error on data or something.

fastforward several hours later I now have philz touch 6 recovery which I read on this guide http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2577447 you could use to fix the corrupted data partition. problem is when booted to philz recovery the driver for phone is not installed correctly.

The phone is recognized fine in fastboot mode however.

Is there a way to fix the corrupted data partition using fastboot?

I've already tried fastboot -w and reflashing but that did not work.

I have the latest motorola drivers and latest sdk with google usb installed etc.

Unfortunately I was stupid and didn't make a nandroid backup so I hope there is another way to get this phone working.

thanks
[Motorola Atrix HD] Gorrillasnot:
Solved

After 2 days of monkeying around I finally got it fixed.

I never could get the phone recognized in recovery mode (philz mod) and using ADB as suggested by the guide I linked.

Finally what worked is I downloaded the stock rom zip, extracted it, edited the xml file in MS word deleting the 2 lines with "getvar" in them, booted the phone into fastboot mode, connected the phone to my PC and made sure it was recognized in device manager, loaded the xml from the stock rom into RSD Lite and flashed back to stock, rebooted, and all was working fine.

I know there's a million and 1 guides that say to do what I just described and believe me I tried the exact things I posted above for the better part of 2 days and rsd lite would always fail with some kind of error. Finally I rebooted my PC, downloaded the stock rom again, edited the xml, and tried one last time and it finally worked...I don't know what made the difference.

Now if I could just find a trick around this darn subsidy (hard) lock this Atrix HD would be back in business.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiqrCarnbon:
Can I partition my SD Card to use App2SD
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiqrCarnbon:
Or Link2SD

Please Help me!!!!
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blue_drt29:
You should read this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1446164
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MasterTB:
Hi, I have a D806 G2 and I have a big problem.

After an error modifying my build.prop I was left with a broken phone. It wouldn't boot to the os.

I was rooted and with TWRP so I restarded and tried to revert to the old build.prop (that's the only backup I had) and it didn't work.

I followed the tutorials to go back to stock (I had done it once before to update my phone while rooted, but that time the phone was working fine).

Well, to my surprise, given that I only had recovery or download mode, the process started but failed with an error.

Now, I don't have a System, meaning that my system folder is empty so I really don't have an os in the phone, and all procedures to flash a rom, fail.

I have tried flashtools and everyother tool but nothing, can't put a rom in the phone.

Now I'm kinda desperated because It is too expensive for me to loose the phone (things in Argentina are far too expensive) and when I put it in download mode it clearly says ROOTED so I will have a problem with guaranty.

Please, someone give me a hand!!
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jank4AU:
Can you still get to TWRP (recovery)? Which version of TWRP are you using? Do you still have the zip file of the ROM you're on?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MasterTB:
Sorry was too crazy to post most data.

No I don't have a backup of my rom, but I got a backup from another phone and it doesn't work

Gladly I could use a USB OTG to copy Carbon and Gapps to the phone and I could install that so the phone is working now.

The problem is going back to stock because I would need a backup of a D806 rom and I don't have one.

I'm on TWRP 2.6.3.4 and it's working fine now. Thank you very much.,
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cccho:
Very simple and very lucky you still can access download mode. Just using flashtools to flash TOT again then its all go back to original stock.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nicogarcia1229:
what is TOT? i need this to back stock rom
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MasterTB:
I would if I could, but my IMEI reads 0, hence no luck with LG software.

Luckily I could boot the phone to an AOSP rom (copied via USB OTG to my phone -I still have recovery-)

So, I have an AOSP rom, I can get a backup of a similar rom to my stock rom -from a user in another forum- and I can install that backup (foing it ATM)

BUT, my IMEI is 0 so LG software doesn't fully recognize my rom and drivers don't fully install

HELP??
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cccho:
Read this and do more seach.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2541030
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stylesmith007:
Bought a note 3 in the uk on O2 network and had it unlocked...(not rooted)..will I be able to recieve updates ...I currently live in serbia..
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uvaman:
Yes you will...You will receive O2 updates no matter where you are... And wrong section to ask questions...
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stylesmith007:
Why will I recieve o2 updates ..? Its unlocked.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SpiderWolf:
Hello Everyone :p:p

I've flashed CM-REMIX and i'm using the Google Now launcher but i wanna change the icone pack and I don't know hOw :angel:

Any 1 have a idea :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DroidOnRoids:
http://repo.xposed.info/module/de.robv.android.xposed.installer

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=sg.ruqqq.IconThemer&hl=en
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SpiderWolf:
Thank u fOr ur help dude :good:
[Sprint LG Optimus G] thejase:
Just like the title says. Has anyone used these guys as a service provider and if so, how was it? Thanks in advance.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] Kippui:
Have to flash the ringplus APN zip after every rom flash or LTE won't pop up. Whenever you call someone you have to listen to some advertisement. Zero issues with them for the 30 days I have used them.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] loveVII:
My only issue is that occasionally when people call my number the operator tells them my phone is disconnected. Which is weird, because it's not. Usually calling right back solves it, though. Minor annoyance, but for $21/month with tax it's worth it for me.

I'm thinking about switching to Republic Wireless if they ever add more phones / upgrade the Moto X to Kit Kat.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] android372:
I recently decided to take the plunge and update my old Samsung T959 Vibrant from stock Froyo to something newer. I decided to give 4.3 Slim Bean a try (fully expecting it to be a dog), but, while not completely smooth, it is surprisingly useable. Nice work!

But I am having a problem getting my external Bluetooth GPS to work (that worked fine with Froyo). It is pairing with the device but does not seem to be setting up a useful connection. Is this a known problem? Is there anything I can do about it?

I have searched the forums and haven't seen any suggestions. Any help (including just a suggested place to look) would be appreciated.

Thanks

UPDATE: Never mind. I figured out the problem. I had to initialize Bluetooth GPS Provider to find the external bluetooth GPS. After doing that, it worked fine. Hooray!
[Motorola Atrix HD] maiquito:
I have the magicjack android app and it has an old tone when people calls you and it can't be changed via the app and or com folder. Anyone who knows how? Or that knows about apps and can download it from the Google play store and let me know ?Thanks in advanced.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lspec230:
Hi guys

I have looked and looked but need some help

I have a HTC One which I successfully converted to a "stock" GPE with no problems, but I have found that I miss some little bit HTC Zoe for example.I can detect the device with ADB and can use oem writecid to change to HTC__001 which I need to flash the RUU.zip

I have tried tool kits and adb but I am having no luck with the following.

Changing the MID so I can flash a stock RUU

Unlocking the RELOCKED bootloader

I have S-Off

Below is where I am at the moment.

******RELOCKED*******

M7_UL PVT SHIP S-OFF RH

CID-GOOGL001

HBOOT- 1.54. 0000

RADIO-4T. 21. 3218. 21

OpenDSP-v32. 120. 274. 0909

OS- 3.62. 1700. 1

eMMC-boot 2048MB

Dec 9 2013, 00:38:19. 0

Any help or guidance would be great
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
With S-OFF you don't need an unlocked bootloader tu flash in ruu mode.

so change your CID to HTC__001:

fastboot oem writecid HTC__001
fastboot reboot-bootloader

then use this tool to change MID back to PN0710000

you must use this tool from custom recovery so if you are on stock recovery, yes you will have to unlock bootloader again and flash latest twrp recovery.Unlock Via htcdev or with s-off method, as you wish.

then follow nkk71's guide to return to stock (linked in my signature below). Follow post #1 and #3 (use ruu.zip method) with 1.28.401.7 ruu.zip from htc1guru.com
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lspec230:
Thanks for your help

I used HTCDev to get unlock, I have kept the unlock.bin but it doesn't seem to work now.....is that because I have changed CID and MID? Do i need to go back to HTCDev and get another unlock

Thanks for the quick reply...exactly what i needed a clear concise way ahead rather than me stumbling around with frustration
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
[MENTION=3923067]lspec230[/MENTION] just to be sure you see that I have edited my above post with additional info ;)

if you have more questions, just ask here. I'll be back in a few hours but im sure others members will assist you here.

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You need a new unlock code each time
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lspec230:
ARGH...Unlock not working

I went to HTCDev and got a new Unlock_code.bin with no trouble at all.

Used the following and all appears to push to the device but then nothing, I dont get the HTC Bootloader splash screen asking if i want to proceed.

C:\Users\Neil\Downloads\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20131030\adt-bundle-windows-x8

6_64-20131030\sdk\platform-tools>fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin

target reported max download size of 1526722560 bytes

sending 'unlocktoken' (0 KB)...

OKAY [ 0.155s]

writing 'unlocktoken'...

(bootloader) unlock token check successfully

OKAY [ 0.006s]

finished. total time: 0.161s
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SaHiLzZ:
Forget about the bootloader unlocking. Change MID/CID and flash a full RUU!

Luckily you are soff

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Also, are you rooted?