[HTC One S] flåklypa:
But I suppose it didn't give you other problems?

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I think I have maybe misunderstood here.. Can't you get Wi-Fi at all or is it the switch that are not working? I get working Wi-Fi, but the switch doesn't work. In the first setup I chose to set-up Wi-Fi with my network, and did it with no problems. After a turn off/turn on I got the problem where the Wi-Fi got turned off and switch not working. I than did a reboot and figured out that it worked if you gave it a reboot for each boot-up. If I touched on the switch, it turned off and cannot be turned on. After disabling fast boot it however works on each boot up, down and restart, however if I touch the switch, it still turns off and can't be turned on until reboot!

This makes me think that the issue might vary depending on how you performed the setup. Maybe this does just work for those who configured wi-fi in the setup or at first boot?

I am currently downloading the newest r54 to test if it makes a difference.. EDIT: It seems that the same issues are there.. :/ Anyway: Direct Link to r54 (thanks to microphone for providing): https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B7BaT0ic207Kd0haMi13ZFJ1SG8&usp=sharing

EDIT: For me the switch works without issues if I go into the advanced setings in the wi-fi settings and than select ""Scanning always available"

Steps:

1. Download the ROM (Zip) from the link over, to your computer

2. After it has finished you connect your phone to the computer, phone must be turned on and displaying the ROM (HTC Sense)

3. Drag the Zip file over to the phone

4. Backup forexample camera pictures by copying them to your computer (if you have anyone). Also backup contacts, messages and so on, if you have any one, with apps for backing up from the Play Store. Copy the backup files made by the apps to your computer.

5. Turn off your phone. If you have fast boot disabled you can just use vol down+power buttons to access the bootloader. If it is enabled you must maybe first force a complete shut down by holding the power button for several seconds. Than you must immedially use the vol down+power combo (I hope this will work) If you just boot into the ROM, try to first use vol down and than power.

6. In the bootloader you must select recovery.

7. Perform a backup in the recovery by touching "Backup" and mark all the different options, "System", "Data" and so on. This is nice if you don't have other Zip's on your SD Card to restore from.

8. Flash the Rom by touching install and locate the zip.

9. On the Aroma-installer you should not need to wipe data, so select "Install without wiping" (it will automatically only wipe dalvik-cache and cache).

10. Reboot and see if it helps.. :)

You may choose to skip the recovery backup step if you are thinking that this will go okay. Also if you do more recovery backups over time, you should delete the older ones to save space. This should be the process for each update of this ROM.. However things may change (such as you will maybe need a full wipe in the future for this ROM), so look a bit in the development thread as well from time to time: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2788568 I am however not responsible if anything happens!