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[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vildevilde:
Thank you, i didn't found that before :)

Edit: The Simple home launcher makes me being able to use the phone without glasses much more easy than before, and now when changed to what I want it's working very good for me :)
[HTC Desire 601] Brotato2:
I recently used flashify to install GApps and it broke my google play app.

I constantly get an error that says "Unfortunately, Google Play Store has stopped" when i tried to open the app.

After re flashing the GApp thing and still getting the same error I Factory Reset.

Even after the factory reset i still get the same error, how do i fix this?
[HTC Desire 601] mrplowdan:
Why would you flash gapps?

What rom were you running?

Is your phone ul or cl?

Is it bootloader unlocked? s-off?
[HTC Desire 601] Kolma:
Both stock and insertcoin come with gapps already included. Only reason you would need to install it is if you are messing with CyanogenMod
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Poopfeast:
Hello, I've been looking for solutions to this problem for a while now. Basically when my screen is on and system is awake the top part of my screen and backside will heat up to about 50C, it burns on the touch. Betterbatterystats gave a temperature of 52C and avg of 50. Needless to say, my battery also runs out very quickly like this, also dropping about 5% an hour when the screen is off.

Another thing I've noticed is that SDcard takes 25% of my battery usage, and when I go to storage settings, it will infinitely calculate. I mounted my storages and chkdsked them, fixed some corrupted files but the problem still persists. The only storage I haven't mounted is the internal storage, which I'm unable to do. I can't seem to connect to adb from recovery and mounting /data alone does nothing. After about 10 mins of using the phone, it becomes too hot(burns my hand) and it will shut down.

I've replaced 2 batteries so it's very unlikely that it's a battery issue. Also tried other chargers and wiping everything.

Phone OS: 4.1.2 stock LT5 before.

Did factory wipe/dalvik wipe + flash to CM11 4.4.4 and the problem is still present.

Betterbatterystats doesn't indicate a draining app, just high temperature.

Removing the external SD card and sim card had no impact.

I'm getting deep sleep when I turn off the screen, so it's not media scan being stuck. Mediascan disabled and problem still persists.

Pretty much out of ideas here, and hoping that you guys could help me out.

Any help is very much appreciated.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] julian67:
It's not just you. I experienced the same, as have others, for example see http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-note/help/process-bug-kitkat-roms-t2834819.

If you really need Kitkat I suggest Omnirom as it didn't have the heat issues when I most recently tried it out again, about a week or two ago. The other Kitkat ROMs I tried all turned my GT-N7000 into a hand warmer/hot plate, as did some older ROMs. There are good reasons why GT-N7000 is no longer officially supported in CM - really serious bugs with very few people still willing to try to fix them. Otherwise stock Samsung + root works great with no killer bugs and huge battery life Anyone still remember when this device first appeared and it was famous for having longest battery life of any smart phone? Run stock Samsung, rooted or not, and disable all the stuff you don't use, enable the power saving mode and it still is one of the best. Not kewl tho.....:laugh:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Poopfeast:
Thanks for your response. I wasn't aware of this situation. But I was having this heating problem on Samsung stock firmware 4.1.2 too?

edit: just flashed to omnirom and it's still burning my hand.

In the team win recovery repairing internal storage gives me the error: unable to repair /emmc, so I just wiped it, problem is still there.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] julian67:
The heat comes when the CPU is working at max. This should be quite rare but can occasionally go on for a long time, for example if there is a lot of media content to be indexed. This would usually happen for just a few minutes after booting. Example: I use Archos video player and it indexes 1000s of movies on my home LAN via smb or upnp - this adds some overhead at startup but then settles to zero impact. It can also happen on connection changes as these are a trigger for lots of apps/services to activate/phone home/update profiles or content and so on. You could also experience heavy load on CPU if your 3G connection and/or wifi signals are poor and the device is constantly seeking better signal.

Some stuff you can do:

in stock Samsung enable power save mode - this limits the max CPU state to 1000MHz.

in a rooted custom ROM you can use any of several utilities to do the same.

This makes near enough no difference to normal use but will just throttle back the CPU when it is trying to max out.

You can disable notifications for open wifi networks.

In stock Samsung you can safely disable any of the apps that you don't use.

In rooted custom ROM you can do the same but you also have the ability to disable stuff which you need just to boot to a working environment so be careful.

Disable GPS when you don't need it. Disable bluetooth if you don't need it.

and so on....

If you use an external microSDHC card try it formatted as exfat instead of fat32/vfat. There is a horrible bug with spontaneous unmounting of the extra cards but it works better if they are formatted exfat.

On rooted stock Samsung my Note runs nice and cool and just warms up a bit if I spend hours playing games. It never gets hot like it did with custom ROMS. If I get into a mega brain dead bug eyed game session with sound high and screen on and very bright I get about 6 hours battery life. If I use it a bit more normally I get anything from 10 to 17 hours between battery changes, with screen time between 3 and 6 hours, and that includes using batteries that are a couple of years old. I never even got close to this kind of performance with custom ROMs. YMMV etc.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Poopfeast:
Thanks for taking your time to write this. I've already disabled GPS/sync and turned on power saving. Clearing the storage now lets android calculate properly, and the Media/sdcard is gone from battery usage. But it's still running very hot and draining. CPUspy says 20% on 1400 and the rest on 800mhz when I'm using it. The system is freezing often and generally really slow.

EDIT: just used eMMC check and it says I'm brickbugged :'(

type VYL00M

Ran the test but it says passed.

Temperature seems to drop to a reasonable 35C when I'm in airplane mode.

With everything on and sync off it's not going above 40C even when watching videos or something, so I guess it's all good now.

So basically what I've done to fix it:

Wipe internal storage and repair all partitions

Flash to OmniROM

Turn off Sync/GPS

Problem seemed to be mainly on the internal storage corruption, maybe related to my bugged chip.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] julian67:
According to eMMC Brickbug Check my Note is exactly the same as yours - supposedly "Insane chip" but Memory check passed with no problems, and guess what? It works 100% perfectly running 4.1.2 rooted. I have the full capacity of storage available to me, apps do not freeze, everything works as good as new. It is absolutely stable and reliable and terribly boring (just how I like it). It never surprises me or does any weird stuff at boot or crashes or freezes. All the hardware features work, all the supported video and audio codecs and formats work, the networking is rock solid, I can rely on my VPN when away from home, GPS gets a fix in no time, battery life is excellent, video playback is great etc. etc..

I bought my 16GB GT-N7000 a few months ago, a used item on ebay. It is an unlocked retail UK item (boxed with all manuals, paperwork, accessories etc) so no network/vendor bloatware but it was supplied by the seller with Supernexus ROM installed and was obviously suffering from the usual problems often described by users of custom ROMs on exynos. After various frustrating episodes and trials of different ROMs I used ODIN 3.09 to flash an official Samsung ICS 4.04 firmware and 16GB pit file to restore the partition table and stock firmware. Then I ran Kies on Windows XP on the "virgin" restoration. It recognised the hardware and the firmware and notified me of the update to 4.1.2. I went ahead and updated over ethernet and also captured the official 4.1.2 firmware for purpose of backup.

Since then I have tried out various ROMs and have always been able to revert to stock Samsung 4.1.2 via ODIN and without going back to the scary brickbug "insane" ICS versions. As far as I can tell the brick bug is irrelevant if you aren't stuck on ICS. After trying numerous ROMs of various android versions I am in no doubt at all that if you spend half the time setting up a rooted stock Samsung firmware as most people spend setting up ROM X/Y/Z you actually get a much more reliable and useful device.

If you need a known-good pit file for a 16GB GT-N7000 you can use this: ftp://takla.linuxd.org/Q1_20110914_16GB.pit
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kriegste:
I had a similar issue lately. Go to developer settings and activate the cpu load display. Processes and their cpu load along with a bar graph will appear on the screen. I found out that google's music app was hanging on my phone. This did not show up in BetterBatteryStats!!!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] ita01:
Hi

I have a german universal with german keyboard layout. In all apps except Terminal services client this works excellent. In Terminal services my combination FN+q should print a @ to screen, instead it's a ". FN+2 gives german letter ä instead of ".

Any hints someone??Please!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] dsdsds:
Same problem here! siamo nella stessa barca... :)

I think that we just have to find the right value for the registry key "HKCU\software\microsoft\terminalserverclient\keyboardlayout".
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] kryogenik:
Sorry to resurrect such an old thread but been Googling all night..

My SPV M5000 is fine in all apps but terminal services (remote desktop) where my UK keyboard layout changes to what I presume is US.

The @ symbol is replaced by a " symbol etc.

I found this link

http://www.pocketpctweaks.com/pocketpc_tweaks/change_keyboard_layout

which links to a Microsoft article which shows the keyboard layout ID's. I've tried editing the registry but it's made no difference.

Can anyone help? Even the virtual keyboard is wrong.

Thanks.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] kryogenik:
No-one any idea?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] gyssels:
Maybe a SOLUTION (or workaround)

In a different occasion I had a similiar problem solved by installing the keyboard layout on the host (win2003 server, in my case). theTerminal services setups itself with the active host layout. Once connected, I change it on the language bar, near by the clock, on the host system.

:confused:My help...
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] kryogenik:
Thanks for the reply.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] joe12401:
Just noticed something weird that started this morning. When I got up I notice I was getting su requests from android system (uid) which I didn't think was to weird, but l looked at the su app anyway and noticed a program called com.android.hackyoupayus that already had su access granted. I have no idea what this is and immediately denied it access along with the android system (uid) that had been asking for access. Something just didn't seem right, but I am not sure. Did virus scan and google search and found nothing. Any ideas?
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] S1L3nTShaDoWz:
I believe com.android.hackyoupayus is the Sunshine S-OFF app. I noticed it too after I recently had to do S-OFF with it on my new M8 that arrived last week. Soo if you used Sunshine and still have it then that is probably what it is. Android System (UID) requesting SU is quite normal I think, I don't necessarily know why it starts requesting SU access out of the blue though, maybe you changed the setting on which apps have to request SU permissions?
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] joe12401:
Thanks. I did use sunshine so that could be it. Just never noticed before. Thanks
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] Roefastford:
Didnt you uninstall sunshine after getting s-off ? If you did it should be gone. If you did uninstall sunshine I would fash a custom rom just to get away from it you can always save it for a back up though. Viperone 1.8 works great if your looking for a solid secure daily driver with virtually no bugs and is very easy to customize.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] jcase:
Yes "com.android.hackyoupayus" is SunShine. We uninstall and shutdown so fast, SuperSu does not the get boradcast intent that would remove us from it's app list. I'll ping ChainFire about it and see if he can fix it in supersu
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fffft:
Whoa. That would be painful to read. Can you break that into paragraphs?

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[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paul118:
sorry about that.... not the best when it comes to that lol, i just edited it i hope it makes it easier to read
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fffft:
I'm not trying to give you a hard time, but that is still hard to read. If I got the gist of your post, you had a camera failed message and apparently SD card corruption.

There isn't enough information (or maybe it's in the middle of those paragraphs) to tell what happened. Probably just a temporary glitch, but you could have anything from an actual camera failure to a physical SD card defect.

Try clearing your system cache. I wouldn't worry about the failed camera message if it doesn't recur. If it does, search for the camera failed threads, Samsung was providing warranty replacements for some early production camera failures.

If you are searching for photos, see if your phone put them on the internal sdcard (since the external SD wasn't accessible). Otherwise you could consider a data recovery app to see if photos can be recovered from your external SD card.

Is your external SD card bad? We don't have enough information to know yet? Do a search for an app to test the card integrity or you can probably use the fsck command to test the card and correct (if possible) filesystem errors, followed by reformatting and remounting the card. The fact that the card was readable on another device doesn't differentiate between an marginal or unstable card and a sound card. You'll have to test and reformat the card to really tell.

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[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paul118:
thats ok i know your not trying to give me a hard time on it im sorry that its so dificult to read, ill see if i can try this alittle better

on the 26th of last month i was taking photos for my fathers wedding when the camera stopped working, it wouldnt let me take photos so i closed the camera app and opened it again thats when i got the camera failed message

i tried to reboot my phone but it froze during the reboot and didnt start up again so i pulled the battery out and put it back in, when the phone started up again the camera was working perfectly fine but the SD card was coming up as unreconized file system or unformatted,

i got the SD card to my Laptop and the File System Read up RAW i started data recovery and while it was scanning the card everything started working again and i got all my photos back without the need for using data recovery

put the SD card back into my phone and it read corrupt so i reformatted it and restored everything back into it and the card worked fine,

Fast Foward to Monday This Week and i recorded a 10 minute video at 1GB size and took some photos.... and they corrupted.... no issues with the camera or anything like that.

Today i Was Listening to Music that was stored on my SD Card (64GB Class 10 Transcend) and it skipped a song about 2 seconds into it and another song it tried to play and failed coming up with an error about it being corrupt, ive taken the SD Card out of my phone and put it into my Samsung Galaxy Tab S and the songs that were "Corrupt" worked perfectly fine on my tablet

so im wondering if it could be the SD Card or the Card Reader in the Phone? the System Cache in the phone has been cleared.

Thanks i hope thats helped you able to understand it better and again i am sorry for my poor writeing skills :P
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fffft:
Thank you for going through that again.

The basic question or mystery that we are trying to solve is why does the external SD card only appear to have problems in your phone and not the tablet? And how can we tell if it is a card issue or something other aspect of your phone?

While it could be some problem with your phone e.g. bent or damaged SD card slot, corrupt driver or other causes.. it would be hard to track down without further hints. i.e. there are so many possible causes that we need to narrow it down.

So it's easier to tackle this by elimination. Lets test the hell out of the card because that is easier to do.. and despite the fact that it appears to work in your tablet, it's still more likely to be a card problem. Why would it only affect your phone and not the tablet if it is a card problem? There are lots of reasons, but just to give one example.. it could be a problem on just one area of the card.. and that happens to be where your phone is preferentially storing files.

If that makes sense so far.. then the plan is to see if we can identify a card defect. So.. grab an app that will check for file system errors (chkdsk, fsck, etc), check partition structure and do extended read /write tests on the card. At a glance perhaps one of these apps: Lewy or Dewy.

Most likely you have some bad clusters which fsck or chkdsk could repair. But it's best to run an extended card test.. that may take a few hours but it's still a lot quicker than trying to search for all the possible causes of phone problems. If your card passes with no issues.. I'd be inclined to back up your phone and then install a brand new, 100% fresh and stock firmware temporarily. That should in one swoop tell you if it is a hardware or software issue. Again, we are looking for expedient ways to narrow down the possible causes.

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[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AestheticGod:
i will give u a hint ... try to make your topics, in your case, a loooooot less than your post so a lot more people would help you.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paul118:
Im Sorry it took so long to reply to you, The 2 apps u suggested did not work they wouldnt detect the SD Card, i put it into my laptop and backed up my data and i ran a chkdsk on it and it came back clean said nothing was wrong with it, i have hard disk sentinel installed on my laptop and ive run a surface scan on it that is doing read write read test selection on 2 passes and has been running all day.... the first pass came back clean on it but the second pass has picked up 4 bad blocks near the end of it... its come up "7/08/2014 9:43:09 PM ! Verify error, Sector: 99480300" afew times with different sectors on it, im wondering if the camera issue i experenced could have caused my card to screw up like this? or even the phone not booting back up without taking the battery out first after the camera issue happened? would you consider Transcend a good brand for SD Cards? mine was a Transcend Premium 300X Class 10 Micro SD Card 64GB, im thinking of getting a 64gb Samsung Pro Micro Sd Card now... are those good?
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shkhan89:
Hey mate! finally i have someone who has the same issue as me! this happened to me last week. i was going through my photos and they looked to be all corrupted. i didnt take much notice as i didnt really need them. i was at the gym and my music was all gone. it was all saved to my samsung 32gb SD card. i got home and there was a message saying SD card is damaged. i lost everything. i did a format and nothing happened. it still said SD card failed.

i went and bought a new Samsung Evo 32gb SD card and it is doing the same thing. i plug it into my laptop it works fine. when i chuck it back into my s5 it says its corrupt. i have no idea whats going on. SD card reader in the phone maybe damaged somehow? i dont i have ever dropped my s5. its driving me mad.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Prof Peach:
My wife's 64GB card is now doing the same. Formatted and working twice. Images all saved to cloud but a pain waiting for it to happen again.

Ordered a new 64GB card today. Hoping that sorts the issue. If not its return to store time. Happy knox is intact.

Sent from my Galaxy S5 running NeatRom 0X1
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stevenma61:
my galaxy S5 does not read SD card also..

i think most likely is the software issue.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dovedescent7:
Just wanted to chime in here. I have a hardware failure with my s5 SD reader, and it was my fault. I had to replace my digitizer, hence putting My Straight talk sim into a temp phone for a fee days.

I cut my sim down to nano size for the temp phone, then stuck the now nano sim back in the s5 after repair, I didn't have a sim converter, and ended up bending pins. Thankfully the sim still works but I toasted my SD slot. Not only will it not read any SD card, it breaks any working one i put in it. I'm a hardware guy, so I'm going to give a go at fixing it, but I'm pretty sure the whole assembly is soldered to the board, no replacing this assembly. At least I don't believe so.
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] shaggy.ba:
Hi guys,

my gf is having issues with her new L9 II D605.

When having a call there's absolutelly no sound coming from the speaker and the other side can't hear anything either.

After reboot everything works fine for a while (maybe even days).

It's already a second phone with the same issue.

No root, no hack, no system update done.

System reset doesn't help.

Any ideas what could it be pls? Faulty machine, second in a row?

Thx.
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] robertoxfb:
+1 Spain
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] shaggy.ba:
:confused:
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] avataronline:
+1 Vodafone Germany
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] vasilimertzani:
greece same problem here.Trying 4,1,2 so far (3 days) no pro.

PS.please write yr country to make o conlclusion if its phone problem or phone company.
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] aftergr:
+1

Greece wind
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] kamango:
+1 Serbia, Telenor network.
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] loizoskal:
Greece Vodafone
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] maxrfon:
+1
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] RonninDAMN:
+1 Serbia mts
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] kamango:
Ok so i flashed jb kdz and then updated to kk. Its been 5 days and i havent had no sound problem. So there is a problem with flashable zips in some regions.
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] B|S|O:
I am not familiar with abbreviations so please explain. I have same issue. The issue appears when I have data on, perhaps. I have 4.4.2 version and the problem is frustrating. Should I go back to a previous version, and how please? Also I have install the VUTALK disabling soft that comes from LG, somehow it felt it was causing all that. I will push it with several calls to verify it's ok...

Does anyone have any settings to apply that may resolve the issue?

Does LG give a response to the issue??

Thanks

ps. btw I'm in Greece with Vodafone
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] zocca:
Is this happening after camera failed to initialize? I think it is some bug in KK .

I have problem also with quiet mode. It won't go if wi-fi is on.

I am thinking to go back to JB 4.1.2 but not sure how.