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[Galaxy Grand 2 Themes and Apps] salimtn:
I tried it and I like it, but how to replace s6 lockscreen?
[Galaxy Grand 2 Themes and Apps] snifing:
on the android version 4.4.2 you cannot do port S6 LockScreen
[Galaxy Grand 2 Themes and Apps] snifing:
Asus Weather Mod 4x2

install as a normal application

enjoy :D
[Galaxy Grand 2 Themes and Apps] snifing:
LatinIME Samsung AOSP

install as a normal application :)

https://yadi.sk/d/UIci5ZL3hCcbH
[Galaxy Grand 2 Themes and Apps] snifing:
News&Weather

install as a normal application
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bros123:
Hi Guys,

Hope someone can help me!!

I have rooted the tablet and downloaded rom manager with CWM and TWRP.

When I try to boot into recovery it wont work,it just say E: cannot mount when I press the volume key and power key trick..

It is loading straight back into the Android screen though.I hope I'm describing this ok!

I'm Not too hot with this stuff so PLEASE can someone help me as I want to get Katkiss.

Where am I going wrong?

Help!
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barkeater:
I would suggest going back to stock and starting over. To flash back to stock, follow directions here: http://www.transformerforums.com/forum/asus-transformer-tf101-development/31919-frederuco-s-guide-flash-tf101-back-stock.html
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gls9:
Never use ROM manager on TF101. Gives a lot of problems.
[General Accessories] 88EVGAFTW:
Nice looking case and build. The dots on the screen protector just killed it entirely.
[General Accessories] trevagreene:
Do you get the same "oil slick" with this cscreen protector as you do with the Otterbox Defender series.
[General Accessories] seidioseidio:
Hello All,

Thank you for your interest in the product and comments. The microdots that you see on the TouchView cover is actually invisible during normal screen usage, it is designed to promote screen sensitivity, as well as prevent watermark/oil slick effect found on other cases.

Regards,
[General Accessories] Hitch_Itch:
Does this case fit the phone with the official Samsung wireless back cover?
[General Accessories] marcva:
Do you use qi charging? I was wondering if this case worked with an aftermarket qi receiver (not the Samsung official charging cover).

Anyone? Seidio is being conservative and Samsung it is not supported, but I hear mention from time to time that seidio cases can be used with qi receivers.

Thanks.
[General Accessories] Rebel60:
Question about the Seidio case

Thanks for the nice review & all the great photos. This look like a very nice case. Otterboxes are impossible to remove without breaking, Body Glove are nice, but I broke the belt clip (for S3)

My questions is: Is access to the charging port more difficult to get open with he case on? It's a pain in the arse to pop that thing open without a case. Samsung really needs to redesign the cover. I was think that maybe I could swivel it out of the way & trap it with the case so it is out of the way. Phone is brand new & I don't want to remove it & void warranty.

Second: does the belt clip seem to be sturdy? I seem to be prone to breaking them.

Thanks again.

Need to order a case asap. I have to have the holster/belt clip, as I don't like to carry phone in pocket.
[General Accessories] Xalies:
It is only one tiny screw to remove it and you can put it back on you would not be able to tell it was every removed
[General Accessories] Dark_Vortex:
Very nice write-up, but I have a few constructive criticisms.

The review doesn't state that Seidio sells the case & holster not only together in a bundle, but also separately. Anyone who is interested in buying should look closely at exactly what the seller is advertising so there's no surprises when you receive your goods.

I enjoyed reading this write-up, but it fell short of actually reviewing any day-to-day use or how well the case protects the phone when dropped. Some data on how easily the phone pops in and out of the holster while worn would have been appreciated as well.

As it stands now, although it was full of information, this write-up is more of an unboxing than a full review. I wish you would have went much farther into your experience with this case.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] the_ziom:
hello i have a question ive boughed a galaxy note 8 a last week and stuped me updated to 4.4.2 and im not new to samsung device i had one my self and rooted not even(for my friends) one but never had such situasion but i still got warranty and i dont want to lose it i know there is knox on my device now and if i root with vroot my system status will change to custom and will not touch knox so my question is when ill root and use triangle away and send my note to samsung after theyll format it will the system status stay official or go back to custom?
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] ramjet73:
TriangleAway still works with the KitKat KNOX enabled bootloader but the counter it resets is not the KNOX warranty flag. If you've flashed any unsigned (by Samsung) image to your tablet, including custom recoveries, kernels and/or ROM's, or rooted with CF Auto Root (which flashes a custom recovery) since upgrading to KitKat 4.4.2, your KNOX flag has been triggered and your warranty is already voided.

ramjet73
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] the_ziom:
No you dont get my question im aware of knox and I dont want to touch it but I head that rooting changes the system status to custom in download modeand in system it changes to modified and if samsung see tht than the warranty if void so once again my question is when I root with vroot or with kingo root they both dont touch knox and than use triangle away and SET system status back to official or normal and after formating will the official or normal status stay of will it be turned back to custom/modified
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] ramjet73:
I haven't used either of those rooting methods so I can't answer that. According to the Kingo website the chances of tripping the KNOX flag are 1 in 1000, but they don't mention the flash counter. OTOH, Samsung claims that KNOX can be tripped with as little as a custom kernel initialization script:

I know you said that you're not asking about the KNOX implications but maybe you should. Regarding resetting the flash counter and custom configuration with TriangleAway, I suggest posting your scenario in that thread and hope for a response from Chainfire, the developer of that app. If you can root with one of those methods without tripping Knox, my experience is that after using Odin to flash the stock ROM and running TriangleAway when I was using the 4.2 ROM and bootloader there was no indication on the bootloader screen or using the stock ROM that "tampering" was detected, but things might have changed with the 4.4 bootloader.

Good luck, and please let us know how it turns out.

ramjet73
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] the_ziom:
Well non of those methods worked I had to root via odin so bye bye warranty
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] subwoffer13:
im trying to with ramp while listening to music , and it says that it has been deleted , but then i am able to find it in the folder.

afterwards i tried to play music trought es file explorer which is also has delete option . tried it there and still no luck .

any suggestions ?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] subwoffer13:
guys?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Damien74:
In Android 4.4.2 you can not delete files from the memory card.

There probably is a fix somehow.. but perhaps only for rooted phones.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK0087:
Possibly move the files to internal storage then delete from there?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] subwoffer13:
Damn! i forgot about this ! it is definitely the reason ! this stupid security fix ...

does anybody knows the solution ?

filtering 2000 songs while riding on electric scooter is much more easier by clicking delete in the app , than moving files around :D
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Damien74:
Since moving is copying and deleteing it's not possible either.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pfeffernuss:
Hence his nickname :silly:
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SamStone:
You can delete the files on the SD card with the stock LG file explorer app that comes with the phone.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] subwoffer13:
hey guys , i just noticed that i cant download to sdcard directly ! (after i downloaded this app which is fixing dir permissions .and should've solved the problem )

after the fix im able to delete\move\copy files from and to sd . but nothing seems to be working when it comes to downloads....3 alternative downloaders were tried . esfile built in , and another 2 ( dont remember the names) . es and a second one fails to download , and the third is crashing..WTH
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spiderio:
READ this http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/general/guide-build-prop-tweaks-free-ram-t2825693

there is kitkat sdcard fix
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] subwoffer13:
Thanks, about to check it out
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OrsoNerOne:
Hi Guys... is possible to load Windows in dual boot onto Note Pro?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dodo99x:
Nope, not possible.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShadowLea:
Wrong hardware, won't happen.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OrsoNerOne:
...and Ubuntu ?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] petercohen:
What about Mac OS? I would be very happy if our device could run Mac OS.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dodo99x:
Ubuntu is possible, but technically difficult unless you know linux inside and out. There are a few guides out there.

OS X isn't possible either.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK00437:
Hello I buy a galaxy s4 value edition and I don't fine any root for my phone I search a few forum and I see there is a lot of people in my situation with the I-9515. I hear the Cf-auto root with odin work but some people activate the knox 0x1.

Is there a official root method for this versiln of the s4 ? Please let me know if you have the answer [emoji4]
[HTC One S] dr3amsINdigital:
I know there are multiple fixes out there for getting Windows 8.1 to detect HTC phones while in fastboot mode, but some are dependent on whether you have an Intel or AMD processor and USB 2.0 or 3.0. This is the latest fix, and should work on all types of PCs and HTC phones. It worked for me on my computer with Windows 8.1 x64, Intel processor, and USB 2.0.

This is a repost of a thread by [MENTION=4749032]izi501[/MENTION] in the Wildfire S forums; I just wanted to help spread the word. Credit goes to Auth from 4PDA and [MENTION=4580634]niks255[/MENTION].

The issue has something to do with the BOS descriptor in Windows 8.1. It has been fixed in update rollup 2967917.

Instructions

:

1. Install update rollup 2967917 for Windows 8.1.

- To check if you have the update installed already, go to Control Panel > Programs and Features > View Installed Updates > type "KB2967917" in the search box.

- If you don't have the update installed, open Windows Update to install it.​

2. Download the attached file Fastboot.reg.txt and change the extension to Fastboot.reg.

3. Right click on the Start button and choose Command Prompt (admin). Then type "regedit" and press enter.

4. Go to File > Import > choose Fastboot.reg.

That should be it; Windows 8.1 should now be able to detect your phone when in fastboot mode! :)
[HTC One S] niks255:
Yes it will fix this issue for all PC's. Read about it here http://blogs.msdn.com/b/usbcoreblog...8-0-but-fail-on-windows-8-1-with-code-43.aspx

I'm wondering why my reg file works for One S. Your device must have a different code, so it means a different registry key. Did you check it for yourself?
[HTC One S] dr3amsINdigital:
I wasn't aware that the reg file was supposed to be device-specific. I didn't check for codes specific to the One S, but I used your reg file and it worked fine for me. I don't have the phone anymore, so I can't check. Maybe someone else can verify the registry keys.

Anyway, thanks for the fix!
[HTC One S] nespresso33:
It works.

Thanks you
[HTC One S] Jack_Surfer:
You saved my day :)

THANK YOU VERY MUCH, SIR !!!
[HTC One S] KkdGab:
Is this for all htc devices?

EDIT: nvm it worked!!! :D
[HTC One S] dd98:
it should work for every single android device having problems with fastboot
[HTC One S] e_dawg:
Works on Windows Technical Preview as well!!:D:D
[HTC One S] NetPerseo:
perfect ;)
[HTC One S] xxking10:
thanks its running:laugh:
[HTC One S] vm54:
thanks so much, it works great!!
[HTC One S] Beloz:
Thankyou

I read lots on this forum, but I signed up just so I could say thank you so very, very much for this post! I spent about 12 hours straight trying to get the fastboot driver to work for my HTC Sensation which I wanted to unlock and upgrade. I read lots and lots and lots of posts and tried out lots of suggested fixes but this was the only thing that worked and it was delightfully simple, even though I'd never made any changes to the registry before. I am forever in your debt!
[HTC One S] ohhyeahh:
thanks so much for this. it worked for my at&t htc one x
[HTC One S] Speedy83:
Been wanting to update my HTC One Mini and couldn't cause of this one fastboot fix, thanks so much!!!
[HTC One S] hundeva:
After hours of researching on how the f*ck I can make fastboot work for my old Desire S, this did the trick. A million and more thanks for you. :)
[HTC One S] alexxue:
OMG, finally I can connect my htc one to win8.1.

Million thanks!
[HTC One S] vertycall:
Man, I wish I have found your post 3h ago :)) Thanks to your reg file now I have fastboot working on Win 8.1

Respect, dr3amsINdigital !
[HTC One S] sivahariprasad:
link not working brother:(
[HTC One S] dr3amsINdigital:
What link? Everything works for me.
[HTC One S] Daedulus Minion:
I am not able to download it. The text file just opens inside the browser.
[HTC One S] dr3amsINdigital:
You need to right click and save it. Then rename it to Fastboot.reg.
[HTC One S] davidkrocks:
IT WORKS i'm pretty darn happy right now XD
[HTC One S] vikassoni:
You are awesome help for me.........Thanks a lot :)
[HTC One S] Lone Shepherd:
Wow...this worked like a charm. Amazing.
[HTC One S] AndroidFann:
Been giving me trouble for weeks. Thank you!
[HTC One S] kbral03:
Damn it works!

I ****ing love you, after doing all the stuff i found on internet i was almost giving up! Thanks!
[HTC One S] kyeato:
Hey I may be doing something wrong but I cannot seem to open up text files in the registry editor. I have the text file saved as Fastboot.reg but it doesn't show up in the import
[HTC One S] dr3amsINdigital:
You need to change the extension. It should be a .reg file, not a .txt file. Sounds like you're just renaming it but not changing the extension.
[HTC One S] kyeato:
Yeah my bad. Windows 8 works differently than i am used to. Anyways i fixed it by copying the text and making an entirely new file, but thank you for your help
[HTC One S] bestfil:
Hello.

Have You got any help for windows 10 users?
[HTC One S] rtausx:
Really thanks!

Im happy to know that i don't have to spend this night solving a windows issue :p
[HTC One S] Pirodiro:
Had the same issues with Windows 10, the registry file did the trick. Thanks alot (HTC One S)
[HTC One S] 49enomis:
Sorry, I have Windows 10 too, but this update does't start.

Says "impossible to apply the update in this computer"
[HTC One S] Nick-ZG:
Thank you so much, this worked for me in WIN 10 Pro X64, been trying for ages to get my fastboot working. Than you Thank you Thank you

Just used your regedit file :)
[HTC One S] rakeshbro:
Worked for hTc One V as well on Windows 8.1 all latest windows update already installed.:good:
[HTC One S] Galal_Alhalfawy:
I can't download the attached file !!
[HTC One S] sharp21:
it wont download the extension
[HTC One S] thedeamon:
Confirmed the regitry fix works on Windows 10 x64 too.
[HTC One S] OllieX2:
Reg patch fixed it!

Thanks - the reg patch was all I needed!! :)

On Windows 10, I was running into the same issue - the Android device (an HTC One S) was available to adb in recovery but couldn't be seen by fastboot when in the bootloader (hboot 2.15). In the Windows 10 Device Manager, the device was showing the "USB BOS Descriptor Failed" & "Device Failed Enumeration - Error Code 43" errors, even though the Android and USB hub drivers were installed.

I tried everything to get the device to be recognised by fastboot but, in the end, the registry patch (at the bottom of the first post in this thread) to skip querying the BOS Descriptor fixed it instantly.

Without the patch, it seems that Windows 10, like Windows 8 before it, is unable to use the installed drivers.

There are lots of other threads where people are having the same problem (Google "technet windows-10-android-fastboot-device-failed-enumeration-error-code-43" for an example from the Microsoft website) but all tend to suggest variations on reinstalling drivers.

Thank you!!!
[HTC One S] Hurm4:
I did this on Windows 10 for my HTC One, and it worked at first, then reverted to the original issue. Any tips?
[HTC One S] amir0045:
NOT WORKING ON WINDOWS 10

:( Please give a solution on windows 10
[HTC One S] Valentinez:
Like a Charm!

For windows 10 users, just do the reg edit, plug in device [assuming you already have drivers installed]

Boom!

Hours of searching the net to no avail lol
[HTC One S] ndagi:
excellent man nice fix after a billion other failed solution all over the net! thanks a mil
[HTC One S] Peacemaker69:
Hello,

I have problem and it is confused here. Can someone explain better this steps:

3. Right click on the Start button and choose Command Prompt (admin). Then type "regedit" and press enter.

4. Go to File > Import > choose Fastboot.reg.

I open the command prompt with admin, but when I type "regedit" gives me error:

C:\Windows\system32>regedit

'regedit' is not recognized as an internal or external command,

operable program or batch file.

Can someone tell me what is wrong here ????
[HTC One S] McJosephs:
This should definitly be linked in every Toolkit-Thread [MENTION=2496497]development[/MENTION]. I searched the whole afternoon and finally found this thread... Worked on windows 10! THANK YOU!!

---------- Post added at 12:38 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:30 AM ----------

Mmh. Try "Windows" + "R" Keys. In the following window (Executing) type "regedit" and enter. Do step 4.
[HTC One S] gads1:
big thanks. worked great on windows10.
[HTC One S] razor26:
The fastboot reg method messed up with my touch screen. After doing so, touchscreen is not working.
[HTC One S] razor26:
Alternatively, the method below worked as well (in windows 8/10):

http://myandroidteacher.blogspot.com/2014/07/fix-fastboot-problems-on-windows-8-and.html
[HTC One S] juicejuice:
The registry change worked on Windows 10 Anniversary Update!
[HTC One S] No_47769:
FYI the download alone won't solve the issue, but it worked a treat after updating the registry with the attachment - thank you very much.

If you open the text file, then "Save As..." but change the file type to "All Files", it will recognise the new file extension (.reg) and generate a Windows Registry file, which is then recognised and easily imported by the Registry Editor.

Worked with my Windows 8.1 and HTC One m7.
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
Thanks a ton for this.

Now I know how to fix RUU error 171 on Windows 10x64 easily :D

This is brilliant. Could have found this two years earlier. *Facepalm*

System: Win 10 Redstone (1607) x64 with Intel based USB3.0 and USB2.0 ports.

Steps I took:

- Sync Manager from HTC Website (current 4.17.0.001 driver)

- Imported Reg-File from Post #1

- Reboot

Done!
[HTC One S] Sobek5150:
Many Thanks! Took me a few days to find this after going crazy with attempting to connect in fastboot.
[HTC One S] Pro-Kaman:
How am i supposed to download the attached file?

---------- Post added at 08:27 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:23 PM ----------
[HTC One S] TheArkive:
Dude ... i've been searching for over 6 hours trying to enable fastboot on my super-crusty HTC Desire HD ... your post was the last one i found and it worked! Thanks!!!

Hah... hopefully I don't brick my phone... :laugh:

EDIT: THIS NEEDS TO BE STICKIED!
[HTC One S] lisardog:
thank you very much!, this is great.......

if i have discovered this, it can save a lot of time to me

it works like a charm with my pc:

- windows 10

- intel i7 3rd generation

- 4x usb 3.0
[HTC One S] simonjb45:
For Windows 10, Other devices, and those who are still unsure

If you are still unsure, the registry edit should do the trick even with Windows 10. However, if it is not working, you may have to modify it. It might be because of a different version of the device, or a different handset.

In my case it is because I'm trying to do this on a HTC Legend (don't ask, it's a project) and on Windows 10.

To do this, find your device in device manager. (type devmgmt.msc into "run" or search device manager in start). Right click and select properties. Go to the details tab at the top. Select "Hardware IDs" from the property list. You will see a series of numbers. E.g. VID_0BB4, that matches the "0BB4" in the registry file provided (edit with notepad). Once you have found your device ID, you can add the binary value manually to that usbflag key.

In my case I had to alter the registry file simply to 0BB40FFF0100, which already existed in regedit. Simply add the binary value or edit the registry file and double click it to merge with the registry.

Hope this is useful.
[HTC One S] jimholley1:
Same problem

I'm in the same boat, and I've yet to find anything to work. The last driver install that was said to work? I can't find it and it keeps going back to the old driver.

I uninstalled sync manager, but nothing will recognize my phone except when it is on.
[HTC One S] glance00:
I must say Thanks a ton man, in my search of 3 days I could not find the solution which included spinning up Ubuntu and Win7 VMs

and lots of other tricks.

And it was as simple as just double clicking this reg file :/

Thanks again
[HTC One S] AndroidFan32113:
HTC Desire (Bravo)

This adjustment also solved my problem with a HTC Desire (Bravo) in fastboot on Windows 10 x64. Thanks a lot to all supporters in this thread.

My regedit script/export is:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\usbflags\0BB40FFF0100]
"SkipBOSDescriptorQuery"=dword:00000001
[HTC One S] mfano:
This works like a charm, even in June 2020. on Windows 10 latest edition as of June.
[HTC One S] pettigrew95:
I have tried this but now when I plug the phone in while in fastboot device manager lists it as "Android 1.0" but it has the exclamation over it and the properties says "The drivers for this device are not installed" and adb devices command returns no devices. Any ideas?

Thanks.
[HTC One S] laurens1975:
Same here, re-installing drivers (https://xdaforums.com/t/driver-htc-driver-4-10-0-001-2013-11-01.2535581/ for my HTC Sensation XE) did the trick. Didn't even need to reboot, installed the driver and the device was recognized as "Android USB Devices - My HTC".