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[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] renkin:
Hi,

I recently purchased an iMate Jasjar and upgraded the old ROM to one of the latest ones I found on this site which was 1.30.76 WWE I believe with the 1.09 radio ROM. Previously PocketMSN worked flawlessly and I could send/receive thru Hotmail and log onto MSN Messenger. With the upgrade, however, I cannot do either. The device constantly says 'sign in to pocketMSN failed' and I keep trying to no avail. I can still surf and use PocketIE without a problem but only PocketMSN isn't working.

Can anyone recommend a solution?

Should I purchase PocketMSN and reinstall?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Jay
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] renkin:
the problem seems to be when I am using MSN but I leave the device idle for a few minutes and the screen blacks out. when I press the Power button to return, comm manager searches for a wireless signal and then i get signed out of pocketmsn. when i try to sign back in, it keeps saying 'sign-in failed'.

what if i upgraded to the latest Qtek ROM as I hear that's more stable. Will it work on the Imate Jasjar hassle-free?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] Skillie:
I also had probs with MSN not even being able to log on

I fixed it with another ROM
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tbm13:
I've the following issue with CM on my SII and wanted to ask if anyone else has run into a similar issue. I have to connect to conference calls on a regular basis. I call a number and then I have to enter the conference code using the keypad. Both with CM10 and CM11, the numbers I entered are different to what the conference system hears. Even though I see the correct numbers on my phone, the conference system gets a different response. Sometimes digits are repeated, and sometimes digits are missing.

Has anyone else run into this issue?

Note that the same issue with OmniRom on a Samsung Galaxy Note GT-N7000 was described here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2592102 but nobody offered any solution.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tbm13:
I just found this post http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1712256 (from 2012 with CM 7.2) which suggests that this problem only happens when the headphones are connected. I can confirm that this issue is gone when I disconnect the headphones.

Might this be a hardware issue or is this a problem with CM? Unfortunately, I cannot test with the original Android from Samsung.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] synescu:
I know this it is the wrong place but I head this 3 apk from a nokia x can't somewan make this work?
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pisherthefisher:
You know this is the wrong place but you posted it anyways? Wat.

You couldn't have tried the general section?
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tazlooney89:
Not working :(

Enviado desde mi XT1032 mediante Tapatalk
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Clark Joseph Kent:
OP if you knew that, this is the wrong place, why post....Please read the Forum Rules on posting, Thread Closed & Thank You.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] furiify:
Hey,

So, I was using 4.1.2 (Jelly Bean) for a very long time but now I want to update to 4.4.2 (Kitkat).

But I am not sure, how to do it correctly.

I've tried it by my own but all I got now, is that the phone gets stuck at the "Samsung Galaxy S3"-Bootscreen.

What I did :

-Update CWM

-Reset (factory/system, cache and dalvik)

-Flash 4.4.2 CM11 rom (tried crSimple, Archidroid and the original CM11)

Is there something else I have to do, to get 4.4.2? Like unroot and install stock rom?

By the way; My phone is already rooted and I had the null_ (v26) Rom on it.

Sorry if a post like this already exists. I used the searchfunction but I found nothing and even google didn't help me :(

I appreciate every kind of help, ty :)

regards,

furi
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amirTor:
Download and flash latest philz recovery (6.15.4), and try again: http://goo.im/devs/philz_touch/CWM_Advanced_Edition/i9300

Btw- you should also flash Gapps package (if you want to use Google Play) after flashing the rom
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] furiify:
Tried it, but it doesn't work :crying: :crying: :crying:

I am out of ideas :(
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amirTor:
Try to do a full wipe (including formatting your internal SD, system and preload, and try again. If it doesn't help, flash stock ROM using Odin, flash recovery and repeat
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] furiify:
I made a full wipe, but it didn't help. (Error formatting /preload)

I've got a new problem now. Since I've tried to install different roms, my phone doesn't seem to factory reset anymore.

As soon as I want to reset (or flash anything), the phone just shuts down..

Trying a stock rom now, if my pc will connect with my phone (Always had problems with this..)

E: Okay, now it made a REAL full wipe and I can flash again. ^^ Going to try it one more time, if it doesn't work I will go from a stock rom.

E²: IT WORKED! Wuhu *o* Thanks so much! (: formatting seems to fix the problem ^^
[Galaxy Note 3 General] bunney.lovin:
Hi guys,

Firstly just want to thank anyone and everyone in advance and im sorry if I have posted in the wrong place. Very new to all of this and have just rooted my phone today. I was under the impression I would be able to install kit kat 4.4.2 to my device. (Note 3 build number n9005xxudmj7) but can't quite find out how.

Any info or additional things I should be doing would be great. So far been able to add additional apps to s-pen and multi window, customised a few settings. Any other tricks people know of would be great but mainly would like 4.4.2.

Thanks again.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] bunney.lovin:
Anybody have any info??
[Galaxy Note 3 General] D.O.C:
Best is to read first before asking questions.

Questions belong in Q&A section, not general.

Rooting is a personal choice usually made for a specific purpose, I would recommend anyone just to root to see what happens, since it's a relatively delicate procedure, plus potentially voiding your warranty.

Read, analyse, think, choose and then you are welcome to ask.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Godmyster:
Hey all Just like the top says my home button stopped working and i know there is alternatives, what do you guys recommend doing or should i download an app to substitute it? and if yes what app do you guys find best?

Thank you :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hansonchen:
Try wanam xposed
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Honestly ? Fix it. The reasons should be obvious (and relate to recovery from any dramas you might end up having, which happen to all of us at one point or another).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] f-r:
Swichr is an app that replaces home button. You swipe from the screen corner and get a menu with recent apps and a home button on the top. Here it is on the Play store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mohammad.adib.switchr
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Glyptho:
You can try a custom rom that has on screen

navbar

option. I saw this option on Dirty Unicorns but I dont use the option. Im sure other Roms has it also.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dredremon:
use pie
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithross39:
[MENTION=4330322]MistahBungle[/MENTION] is right.......there WILL come a time when you need a home button, and when that happens a 'virtual' button just won't help.......

Best advice....get it replaced....

If you can get it done under Samsung's 2 year warranty, all the better, as replacing the button involves removing the screen....which WILL break.....

Sent from my Infected KitKat bar.....
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robneymcplum:
LMT launcher, in Android hacking/app and games. I use it, it's better than pie in every respect IMO.

And no matter what happens, you DON'T need a home button, worst possible case scenario you reboot Cwm and back up, to restore later or reinstall a new rom

and add lwt launcher straight away.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elixir.:
Try "PIMP MY ROM" from google store,it has an option to enable homescreen buttons.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithross39:
All these people telling the OP about different ROMs and apps need to stop and think......

What good will ANY of them do if the OP's phone won't boot and the only way to get it running will be to use the button combo to get into recovery to wipe data and/or flash a new ROM?....will any of these mods or tweaks help then?.......

And to the poster who said "you'll NEVER NEED a home button"....you can believe that if you want, but don't try to get others to believe a statement that is so obviously blatantly wrong........
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theunderling:
Theres always clowns chucking in duff info.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Truer words never spoken...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robneymcplum:
Ok, kindly explain YOUR blatantly wrong post. My home button broke 18 months ago, and not once has it made the SLIGHTEST difference to me using navbars/on screen buttons. I flash 2 roms at least a week and have no issue at all.

So, Mr. Knowledge :), when would the lack of a physical home button actually matter? bearing in mind it has never affected me. I'm genuinely interested.

Likewise, a 'clown' ? care to elaborate or just throw unnecessary comments around? As said, my home button doesnt work and hasnt done. So my comment 'you dont need a physical home button' is 100% true.

You my friend, seem to be the only clown on here, recommending he tries a physical repair when an app, a free app at that, can do all he asked it to do,

Bearing in mind again, you can actually BUY real phones from REAL shops that come, as STANDARD with no physical home button, or buttons at all, using a navbar. Cant believe these manufacturers have been so stupid to release these products without checking with you guys first.....
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithross39:
Are you really that dim?.......

How about this then........

The phone does not boot.....

so that makes your 'free app' about as much use as a chocolate teapot......

The only way to get it up and running is to factory reset/wipe the device or flash a firmware via Odin.

You need to access recovery or download mode.

How do you do that?.......

By pressing "power" (you've guessed it) "HOME" and either "vol up" or "vol down" keys together........

HOW YOU GONNA DO THAT IF YOUR HOME BUTTON'S SC**WED?

So me? blatantly wrong? I DON'T THINK SO.......

And about "clown"......if the cap fits, wear it.......

Sent from my Infected KitKat bar.....
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robneymcplum:
Sigh......

power/reboot/reboot recovery/dowmload.....

then CWM doesnt need home, nor odin.... then reboot.

I say again, 18months with no home button, has not affected me once. You may THINK it does, but I KNOW it doesnt. Failing that, Enable debugging, adb can be used when the animation starts, so, simply do adb reboot recovery/download.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithross39:
Sigh........

Power/reboot/recovery/download options DO NOT appear on STOCK shutdown menu. Admittedly you won't have cwm on stock, but you still have the option to factory reset......

So still wanna tell me you DON'T need a home button?.....

Somebody needs to do some research methinks......

Sent from my Infected KitKat bar.....
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robneymcplum:
I'm not saying it's easier, or not a faff. I'm saying I had no confidence opening up my phone to replace parts. This solution yes, takes longer and us annoying but does work, it is working on my phone now. I'd rather this than attempt a repair and completely break my phone, or pay someone to do it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithross39:
So tell me how YOU'D recover an unbootable totally stock phone without a functioning home button........

Sent from my Infected KitKat bar.....
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robneymcplum:
Firstly, the OP hasnt said its unbootable, and has a rom running. Therefore can advanced power menu. with exposed if on a stock rom, easy.

Second, can add the navbar/LMP app whatever....

Then can if need be boot to logo and adb reboot recovery.

recovery doesnt need the home button.

IF this cant be done, which has never been mentioned, then yes. He pretty much needs to replace the button. But it hasnt been mentioned, so therefore all my advice is perfectly sound UNTIL it wont boot at all.

THEN he is screwed :(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithross39:
So.....are you still maintaining that you'll NEVER NEED a home button?

Sent from my Infected KitKat bar.....
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robneymcplum:
Yes, with a working phone, advanced power option to reboot to download to use odin. Or reboot to recovery to backup or flash a new rom.

LMT launcher, navbar or any other option for onscreen home buttons.

As described by the OP he currently, (the point I was answering to) does NOT NEED a physical home button.

Has the OP turned the phone off and tried to enter recovery? in case the home button is a rom/software issue?

If the phone goes wrong and he cant reboot to recovery by power menu, or reboot through ADB then YES, he DOES need a physical home button.

But as this was never mentioned or explained I answered accordingly, IE: with a working phone, debug turned on and advanced power menu the lack of a physical button isnt an issue, IE again: he DOESNT NEED ONE.

If, heaven forbid, in future his phone DOES go wrong, and none of the above work then yes, he DEFINITELY WILL NEED A HOME BUTTON.

But I wasnt answering that question, as it wasnt mentioned.

Hope this clears up any confusion you had.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithross39:
So you're now agreeing with what I said in my first comment on this thread.....you know the one.....it was directly before you posted about NEVER needing a home button.......

Glad we cleared up YOUR confusion then.........

And.....OP.....

Sorry about the hijack, at least you now know why you REALLY SHOULD think about replacing that home button......lol

I've said all I'm going to say......

Good luck.......

Sent from my Infected KitKat bar.....
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robneymcplum:
No, if the phone never f*cks up then you never need a home button. Ive had no home button for 18 months, and has been fine. So you CAN live without one, and I use LMT launcher.

And OP:

If its working fine now, with on screen buttons then dont try to fix it or spend money fixing it. IF it then does go wrong, fix it or pay someone which you've been advised to do now, but you may never need to. If you get my drift?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithross39:
So you're happy to leave it broken (and to advise others to do the same) in the HOPE that it'll never be needed.......

Kinda says it all really.......

Sent from my Infected KitKat bar.....
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Save your fingers Keith. This guy is an imbecile & obviously has no idea of the number of phones we see here in an average week - Answer = a couple of dozen, even with how few people post here these days compared to 12-18 mths ago, which have no recovery & only download mode working (too bad if you don't have a jig & have to wait a week for little e Big B to deliver one, and even more bad if it doesn't work).

The bottom line is, if you're running a modded phone with a busted home button, don't coming crying to Q&A if you rely on that phone day to day for personal/business whatever (frankly, if you really can't do without your phone, you're an idiot if you mod it full stop) and things go balls up. We're only just going to laugh with contempt at you because we f*****g told you to get it fixed however many months ago (not dissimilar to a particular fool who ignored advice given months ago then posted to Q&A recently about all the difficulties they had as a result of ignoring said advice).

And the other problem with Q&A these days is we get idiots who have no idea acting like they do giving people just plain shoddy advice </rant>
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theunderling:
Creampie is way better than pie.And your probably clueless what worst case scenario is.

You can also buy an s4, much better phone.An app is no use if the phone wont boot.And you shouldnt advise anyone to buy a pc just to use your adb.

Buy a pc if one loses recovery.

Who cares if your too intellectually challenged to repair a phone; thats your problem, or if your giro wouldnt cover a repair.

He could fly over to meet you, and you could do your stuff.You both might get lucky.

"And no whatever happens, you dont need a home button"

Crap!

You can also live without a pc theoretically.And people are advised to change the home button for present and future scenarios.

I would have replied earlier, but I missed your posts because Ive been too busy eating bacon rolls and pork chops.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithross39:
I guess this guy is intent on learning from his mistakes the hard way......

Me personally.......if I owned something that broke (especially something expensive) I'd want to get it fixed........

It's as bad as someone with a bad eMMc chip staying on stock 4.0.4 (knowing about the risk), HOPING that when the time comes to do a wipe, everything will be OK........

Sent from my Infected KitKat bar.....
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robneymcplum:
You lot really do have selective reading don't you? :)

Ive never said its a good idea to not get it fixed, just its not urgent if its OK now, but you WILL need to get it fixed at some point.

And I have an S4, and htc 1, my gs2 is my pissing about with phone.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithross39:
Quote....."you WILL need to get it fixed at some point".....unquote

Bit of a U turn from " you'll NEVER need a home button" ain't it?......

I REST MY CASE........

Sent from my Infected KitKat bar.....
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robneymcplum:
No, the OP to my understanding, has a perfectly fine, working phone with a faulty home button. In generl use a home button is not important, see nexus style phones with no physical buttons etc. THAT and that alone was what I was replying to. In general use with a working, as far as was disclosed, stock phone the lack of a home button is not an issue, as I have the same.

Once it got onto recoveries and flashing and roms, I agreed/conceded defeat that yes you WOULD need a home button.

My answer originally, based on evidence given originally by the OP is still correct as that is the situation I am in and it is fine. IF in future my phone goes wrong then yes, I will need it replacing. That was the only point I was making. My phone works fine now for how I want and need it to, so dont feel the need to have it repaired. IF it then breaks I will have it fixed, but am not paying to have it repaired as of now as its not an issue to me. To answer the other persons point, no, I dont feel confident doing the repair myself, I fix, repair and maintain vehicles for the British armed forces and delicacy is not my strong point :) get me to repair a 6 tonne vehicle transmission, Im laughing, a little phone? then no. And as my background through that is dont waste/spend money if it can be used as is or repaired on the cheap (sadly) thats what I do.

Didnt want or need to get into a slanging match with anyone, was just putting my point over, so ignore my first post and pretend it was this:

I HAVE NO WORKING HOME BUTTON AND IN 18 MONTHS ITS NEVER BEEN A PROBLEM FOR ME, SO I DONT NEED A HOME BUTTON.

in future, if it goes wrong, I will, but he didnt say it was broken, was of the understanding it was working fine just the lack of a physical button. Has he tried the home button in recovery, or to get to download? My old desire z/x had no working home button when on, but worked fine to reboot recovery as it was a rom issue, has he tried that? I dont know.

This wasnt meant as an 'I know more than you' post, was a helpful tip for someone that I was in the same boat as, not a 'what if' situation of which I would have to conceded yes, he/and I WOULD need it repaired.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robneymcplum:
Ha Ha, oh, what a wag you are, no really hilar-ee-us ;)

not digging myself out of anything, my original point, based on information I had, still stands. Possibly worded incorrectly on my part, and not taking into consideration non booting phones.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithross39:
There is also the cost factor to be considered.......right now, a lot of S2's are still *just about* under warranty, so a repair *could* be free of charge......

In 6 months time (for example) the warranty on those same phones is likely to have expired (given the age of the model).....and at that point, a repair WILL be chargeable........

Sent from my Infected KitKat bar.....
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theunderling:
You cant take back what you posted.You were too busy trying to disprove what keith was saying, you decided to make bold inaccurate statements I.e wont ever need the home button.

Im not in the army, as it was only people with low/no qualifications that enrolled back in my day.

Hopefully you now understand the error of your ways.....lol
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
I wouldn't count on that one. I mean, posting certain things, then denying them while those things that were posted are still in a post on the first page of the thread. Kinda makes a person look like a raving lunatic:-

'I didn't say that'

'Um, it's in that post of yours on the first page'

'But I didn't say it'

See ? Thing is, he doesn't even realise we've been doing this for sport for the past couple of pages (he mistakenly thinks he's doing that to us).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robneymcplum:
This is your 'sport'? you sad, sad, people....
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theunderling:
It livens the place up.Its all doom and gloom otherwise, what with people moaning about phone troubles....lol
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robneymcplum:
Yeah I guess so, with twats with nothing better to do than find fault and criticize when someone gives an answer based on all available evidence at the start. Then being accused of going back on what I said, which Im not and stand by it based on:

to download an app, no mention of him having modded phone, custom rom etc. So i replied accordingly based on what I knew from this, not allowing for recoveries or download modes which, once brought to my attention, numerous times I agreed with you all and said YES, you DO need a home button. So as you're so good at selective reading and selective quoting, have another read through and see where I agree with you, admit you are correct and admit I worded my original answer incorrectly.

Or tell you what, post another picture of a spade because you are a ****ing comedy genius.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theunderling:
Rodney.....you plonker
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robneymcplum:
See? That's what I'm talking about...

Comedy gold, right there.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] kartonick:
hi, i want to flash my active with miui, its zip fine, not ftf, changing extension does not help so flashtools didnt let me flash it.

now im stuggling with recovery mode. my device is unlocked, rooted (su gives rights to cwm and xparts)

but still whether i use cwm or xparts to restart into recovery my phone just simply restarts, ive read theres also option to spam volume down on restart, didnt help aswell.

any ideas?

its 2.3.4.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] iPusak Gaoq™:
Hmmm...flash custom kernel using flashtool....all custom kernel have built-in recovery (cwm or twrp or both)...no need to install cwm using xparts anymore....

to boot into recovery, look at the led...when the led appears then press volume down to enter recovery...