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[Samsung Gear S] ronaldheld:
Have you searched in the app store?
[Samsung Gear S] twixpeed:
yes but don't have anything thare for read docs or pdf
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Manneman32:
I just got my LG G2 back from service. There was no warranty involved at all but I still left it with stock. When I got it back i noticed that the phone had been updated to the 80220H firmware. The batterylife is amazing but I miss Cloudy G3....

Is there any possibility to downgrade so I can get root and custom recovery back? Any way to do it with a tool from a PC?

Best regards

Manneman
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vladmir:
Try to root with strump apk or ioroot, install autorec apk for custom recovery and follow the OP instructions to instructions to flash cloudyg3 or whatever.....

To return to stock, download kdz file for our phone model and use LG flash tools, do a factory reset.

Enviado do meu LG-D802 através de Tapatalk
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Manneman32:
Well... Strump wants to "use bruteforce" because the phone isn´t supported, thanx to the 80220H update. Same thing with Towelroot. The question is, do I dare to try it? The agressive methot, I mean.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 6ril1:
Use ioroot http://downloads.codefi.re/autoprime/LG/ioroot/ioroot.zip, in sideload method, it works fine.

Enable Developer Mode on the phone and enable USB Debugging.

From the PC, with phone connected in usb , tape adb cmd: adb reboot recovery

The phone reboot in the stock recovery, in the menu go to "Apply update from ADB".

In the PC, extract datroot.zip from ioroot archive (in bts folder), and tape adb cmd : adb sideload datroot.zip.

That's all, enjoy and thank [MENTION=2684188]autoprime[/MENTION] and [MENTION=1157052]thecubed[/MENTION]

Watch how-to section here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=48709232
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Manneman32:
The Bruteforce-method worked... now I installed SuperSU from Play Market and all is good. Is it safe to use Autorec even when I´m on the 80220H update?

My goal is to reflash TWRP 2.8.1.1 and then restore my Nandroid backup (made with TWRP)
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 6ril1:
No problem with autorec and flashing 2.8.1.1 after, i did it.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Manneman32:
Thank you all for the help and support. Root worked and Autorec worked. Now back on my Nandroid backup.

// Manneman
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vybramo:
i cant use lg tool to flash back 20g ... phone cant detect and original update tool show me optimus g3 1.4.1 rom. and its no emergency recovery for it

any solution ?
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Face_Plant:
I decided to give the stock weather widget a whirl and ever since doing so I have been getting a popup asking if I'd like to give all Google apps access to my location. This appears about every 30 seconds and it's annoying as hell. Is there a way to disable this? I have attached a screenshot of the message.

Thanks,

Jeff
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rgrbckr:
Not really.

The stock app request location info, when it updates information, it looks like. So, turn off the app or turn on location services.

Sorry.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ln95:
her phone suddenly shut down and won't open again, only showing samsung, then she pressed the home button,down volume, and the lock button, then chose download custom os

later she kept charging it but nothing happed for 3 hours the screen says it is downloading, pleasehelp
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fusionero:
Could you add a screen capture pc? Since the problem may be that error on the PC, in that case could be due to use USB cable, or pc USB port. Meyor problem seems not.

I suffered that mistake for months, and was one fault of the USB cable, giving minimal disconnections that cut the same facility, although the mobile waits, never end for that reason, because you need the complete installation from the pc, then when you restart the phone and the pc would not problems.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Kastro1784:
Does anyone have this version please share ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] JustZaphod:
You can download the Stock TW rom for the Galaxy S5, or a modified S5 Rom, and extract it..

I tried and it just force closed..
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mlk:
I have been searching the web for years trying to find the solution to what I would consider is a very simple requirement:

From Outlook on the PC, right click on a contact and dial to a connected Pocket PC via Activesync.

Now, either I am alone in this world, or my search capabilities are flawed. This is a function/capability I used to have with my old Sony-Ericsson & I am missing it badly - yes, I know there is a Powertool that provides you with a "window" to your PPC, but I have found that this is somewhat flakey, doesnt like Landscape mode and frequenly freezes the PPC.

Further, I have enhanced my Access application to perform the dialup via the CPROG.exe, what I am after is the same or similar functionality direct from Outlook... please help!

Is there anyone out there that can help me?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] kaemo82:
looking for the same

:) it seems we both live in the same world
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mlk:
Come on guys, are you really telling me there isn't anything out there at all?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] st3v3:
err so remind me why one would want to do this other than to write some annoying dialer program?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mlk:
OK, rather simple, really:

Working from Desktop PC, with PPC connected via ActiveSync and sitting in a cradle - by definition, this makes it a pain to access the PPC.

Current Scenario:

1. PC has Outlook open, search for a contact that you wish to converse with

2. Open Contact

3. Look at number

4. Lean over desk, usually spilling coffee, or unintentionally moving to another website

5. Try to use Stylus to dial number (or use Intellidialer to access the same contact you have in Outlook)

6. Make call

7. Hope you have put in the right number

8. Call goes to voicemail, throw phone against wall

All in all, a rather cumbersome scenario.

Preferred Scenario:

1. PC has Outlook open, search for a contact that you wish to converse with

2. Open Contact, or right click on Contact

3. Select number to dial

4. "Magical programme" sends dial request to PPC

5. Make call

6. Call answered, sale made, kids go to expensive Private School and Wife loves you forever

Makes sense now?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] st3v3:
yep so get one of those programs to control your phone from the desktop?

sure its not what you really want to do but it will do the job
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] helterskelter:
Did you ever read his first post?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] st3v3:
yeah for about 4 or 5 seconds, gave pity and responded for the simple fact no one else did and thought i would show some interest.

at least some of us make an attempt eh helterskelter
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mlk:
Thanks for your pity, but I would prefer to know what, if anything, is out there. Obviously, I was mistaken in believing this was the font of all wisdom and exciting development in the PPC world. I truly cant believe that nobody has thought to put this together. Funnily enough, there is one that does this via Bluetooth, but as the XDA Mini wont allow multiple Bluetooth connections, I have been "forced" to find out if there is anyone clever enough to make this happen :sigh:
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] MEE:
Hi!

I miss this funtion in windows mobile. This is the only reason why I consider to go back to my old Ericsson.

A little bit strange that it works with other software but not with Microsofts own?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Shaun33:
Using .net you might be able to write an app (server) that listens on an open port on the PPC for coms from the active sync pc. When a certial string is sent down this port DIAL(123456789) the app calls the dial command in .net framework.

Maby its time to bite the bullet and code it.

Im having to with another app :(
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mlk:
No need for a PPC app, as you can already do this from the desktop - using:

rapistart.exe "cprog.exe -n -url tel:numbertocall"

from within any ap. I have done this from my Access program, I was looking to see if anyone had done this for Outlook as a plugin for the Desktop, or indeed some form of TSR on the PC that will take a hotkey and use the above for a highlighted number (yes, I know that I am now officially in fairyland).
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Shaun33:
Nope this can then be done using windows scripting host cause its the outlook that you need to automate not he PPC.

See the 3rd item on this page.

http://www.cooperstown.net/tips/outlook-address.html

It should be able to help you out just make a custom toolbar button in outlook to call this piece of code and your away laughing.

EDIT:

Where did you fiind the info on cprog. Is there any way it could help with this
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mlk:
Unfortunately, I cant remember where I found the information on Cprog - only thing I have is the "How to call a number".. tried for some time to find various parameters to no avail... not too sure if this will help with your problem.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mlk:
OK Guys, I finally bit the bullet - thanks Shaun for the "hint" - and coded a Macro to perform this.

It may be a bit clunky and as a "non-developer" I don't have the requisite nous nor software to distribute this as a plugin. For this reason, I have provided this as completely open (as far as I can tell), so if anyone wants to take this further, I hope I have started you on the track and that you wont forget the initial starter!

For those of you that wish to install - you will need to access your \Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook folder and extract the zipped file. My recommendation is that you save the existing one first, just in case you have written a bunch of Macros - wouldn't want to get any nasty surprises here - remember, Outlook only has one Macro bucket and this file is it!

Once you have installed and either provided your own Digital Certificate, or have an appropriate level Security within Outlook to allow this to run, simply add the Macro "Dial2PPC.Dialit" to a toolbar both in Outlook (that comes up in Contacts preferably) and in the Contact Form itself (use "Customise" as you would in any other Office application to facilitate this).

From here, it is as simple as selecting the Contact from your contact list and clicking on the Macro button you have setup - then follow the instructions, make sure your PPC is connected & Dial away!

Please note that you will need to have installed RapiStart from the Windows Mobile Power Toys and that I make no assertions that this is bug free, so use wisely - although, I am pretty sure I have most of the bugs out.

Again, this is provided open & free, so if you make an enhancement, please share it with the rest of us!

Hope this solves the "issue" for you guys as it has done for me!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Neil_Brown:
DialViaActiveSync

mlk – thanks very much for your macro. I’ve taken the liberty of rewriting quite a bit of it (everything other than the part which communicates with the device, really), and have made it available under the GPL v2.0, in order to preserve its “Free” status.

In terms of changes, as I say, I’ve rewritten most of the back-end functionality. In particular:

1.)	Adding items to the listbox – this now only shows fields which have a valid phone number, so there are no empty spaces

2.)	Dynamic resizing of the form

3.)	Form and “Dial” button captions show the name of the contact

4.)	Where a contact has no valid phone number, a dialogue to this effect is shown

5.)	You need to select number from the listbox before the “Dial” button is available

6.)	You can double-click on a number in the listbox to dial it

7.)	General tidy-up of some of the variable names, and removed a couple of unused variables

Installing my version:

I’ve exported the relevant files from the Project, so there is no need to overwrite the existing Project file – just open Visual Basic Editor (Tools / Macro in Outlook) and select “Import” and the browse to the relevant folder.

I'm a lurker rather than a poster on here, but, any questions, please do let me know.

Cheers,

Neil

Administrator

WindowsMobile247.com

neil@247corp.com
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mlk:
Neil,

Champion stuff mate - I have always said it is best to wait for Version 2! Just one question: The ".frx" file, what is that for?

Mark.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Neil_Brown:
It's the binary file for the VB .frm - it's not something you manually import, but it's necessary for the display of the form.

BTW- I've changed the contents of the .zip file for download- realised that I'd left in a line (an extra ResetState call) which stopped the whole thing from working - new version uploaded (same name) should be fine.

Cheers,

Neil

Administrator

WindowsMobile247.com

neil@247corp.com
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mlk:
Thanks for this, maybe should change my mantra to: Wait for V2.1?

P.S. Thanks for coming out of the lurk!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Neil_Brown:
Nah- v2 was fine... if I hadn't been meddling with it...

Managed to put the reset call before the RAPI argument, which, of course, wiped out the phone number it was trying to dial... Stupid, stupid, stupid -embarrassing, but at least easy to fix.

I guess that the next step is to try and implement SMS via ActiveSync - not sure if cprog.exe handles this, though, so it could be rather more complicated...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mlk:
Might not be too hard, but I use Jeyo's Mobile Extender for Outlook - support is crap, but by & large the product works... again, its the old 80/20 rule, it works for 80% of what you need, and to get that extra 20% will take a further 80% of effort... still, worth a look! (www.jeyo.com)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Neil_Brown:
I guess I don't really need the functionality (I have a dedicated Outlook plug-in which sends SMS to an SMSC over the Internet), but, like the idea of adding it to this macro, if possible - more for fun than for any real reason!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] computer9cowboy:
It doesn't seem to do anything in Outlook 2007

I import it and run it and nothing. I have the powertoys installed.

Any ideas on getting it to work on 2007
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Neil_Brown:
Afraid not - I've never used it, and don't know what the differences are. However, some general points to note / check:

Once you've imported the two files, try closing VBE and Outlook - you should be prompted to save changes to your project file. If you select "Ok" (or "Yes" - can't remember which it is) and then make sure Outlook.exe is killed. Reload Outlook, and see if that has kick-started them.

Secondly, check your macro security level. If you put it on "low", and see if it runs. If it does, move up a level and try again etc.

I haven't had the problem on either of the machines on which I've tried it, so, not entirely sure, unfortunately.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] moisha:
Look for vjphonetools2.cab around this forum or on his website.

VJSMS.exe should do the trick.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Neil_Brown:
Nice one- thanks, moisha, I'll look into that... I'm trying to rewrite the application as a plug-in, as I've found that I do actually use it quite a lot, but, adding SMS functionality would be the icing on the cake...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Neil_Brown:
Okay... I've got SMS working on my private build, but, it's too buggy to release - I need to work out how to trim the numbers to comply with VJSMSSender's format requirements. Also want to implement a message / character counter - kind of working, but, I lack the skills to convert the number appropriately- no-one cares that I have used 1.25 messages, they want to be told that they have used two messages...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mlk:
You are an absolute champion Neil... just one point for the fumblers out there, you have dutifully set "boolCheck" but not used it to exit the Sub when we havent selected a Contact. This is by no means a slight, just an observation to further enhance your fantastic take on my initial concept.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Neil_Brown:
Thanks for the heads-up; I wasn't sure what it was supposed to do, but left it in there! Not the best way to program, but, then again, I'm not the best programmer! (Okay, calling me a programmer at all is pushing it... more like an enthusiast stringing some lines of code together...) I'll take a look at it, but, may end up removing it- if you do not select a number, then the "dial" and "SMS" buttons don't become enabled, so you can't dial a null value.

I've fixed the number parsing issue, so it works with VJSMSSender even if your numbers are stored in International format, and with space (or more than one space)

I just want to see if I can solve the labelling issue with number of characters remaining / SMS used, but, I can upload the code for dissection / use here, no problem :)

Cheers for the support, mlk - and, more importantly, for the original code!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] fubofo:
so Im assuming ya have a bluetooth headset running, if ur complainnig about having multiple bluetooth connections, why not simply press a button on your headset, use voicecommand and voila...instant conversation without even having to click on the contact on the PC.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Neil_Brown:
You could, I guess- but not what we're looking to do here :)

And you can't compose an SMS via voice command either ;)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Neil_Brown:
Okay... new version released :)

It contains SMS sending functionality, but, as will everything, I can't promise that it's flawless. In particular, sometimes SMS do not seem to be sent. However, I can't see the bug, and, it works more often than not - not great, but, the best I can do, sadly. The code's GPL'd, so, if anyone does find the bug, please feel free to fix it!

Same installation instructions on PC as previously. However, to make SMS work, you will need to download vijay's excellent VJPhoneTools, and copy VJSMSSender.exe to your root folder on your device (so the file path is \VJSMSSender.exe). This file path is hard-coded at the moment, although, it wouldn't be too hard to make this a setting stored in the Registry, allowing you to choose your own path.

As always, please make sure you have everything backed up first (although I've tested it quite a lot without a problem, I can't promise that you won't), and, of course, remember that sending SMS via this interface (because that's all it is) will incur your normal charge :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] moisha:
Good job !

Wow...Now it's serious ... Now I wonder if we can make out of this something like I was using in the past, when I had my trusty SE T610 - something similar to excellent Fma's MobileAgent
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Neil_Brown:
Unfortunately, my programming skills are rather limited, but, I've started looking at something like this is VB.NET (Express version (free) from Microsoft). I've been able to replicate most* of the functionality of the original DialViaActiveSync (no SMS, but that's not a complex addition) in the standalone version, but, as you don't have the benefit of the Outlook interface, you need a way of selecting the relevant contact- and population via the Outlook Object Model is incredibly slow, or else I am just using it in a very inefficient way. It'd need a suitable interface, though - perhaps MobileAgent could be the inspiration for that...

Whilst it's obviously more work, adding data to fields in Contacts etc shouldn't be too hard, via the OOM. Thus, you could probably have a complete manager application, but, this is kind of pointless, as you are grabbing the information from Outlook, so I wonder whether it makes more sense just to use Outlook? Now, if we it could work with its own data structures, and thus run as a standalone application (ish - it would still require ActiveSync and the WinMobDev Power Toys), then it could start to be more useful.

*The only thing which is missing is the leap between selecting a contact, and extracting the phone numbers... kind of vital!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mlk:
Integrated vijay555!

I was getting increasingly annoyed at having to confirm the number to be dialed as we had to do via cprog, so since we have already taken advantage of vijay555's excellent SMS Sender, I went to the next level and included VJDialer so that when you select the number on the PC, it immediately dials on the PPC!!! A much cleaner design... also cleaned up a couple of things with selecting where the rapistart was and the bringing up of the dialog box when not in Contacts (or at least I think I have done this).

Have also changed so that the vijay555 programs are in "Program Files\vijay555" Folder as originally intended... hope this all makes sense and we are getting closer & closer to that wondrous FMA!!! :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Neil_Brown:
Excellent- sounds good to me :D

I'll download and play with it!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rabia:
why does it refer to this line everytime i click on any of the button?

strSelectedNumber = frmDialler.lstContacts
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rabia:
there was a stupid idea that was deleted here :)

regards
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mlk:
No idea, can you post a screen shot?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mlk:
SMS Sending error

Found the error that will sometimes result in an SMS not being sent... seems VJSMSSender cannot cope with international format numbers eg: +6112345. So, I have updated the macro to inelegantly strip the first 3 characters of any number with a "+" in the first character and replace it with a "0". Now, I know that is by no means a universal fix, so if stripping the first 3 characters (+61) and replacing it with a Zero dont work for you - open the code within Outlook Macro Editor & find numPrefix and change it to the number of characters to be stripped, then just under this is replPrefix - change this to whatever the code is replaced with, in Australia's case its a Zero... happy playing.

Oh, by the way, have put a post on Vijay's forum to alert him to this bug, so as soon as that is fixed, I will rip out the offending rubbish from this as well.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Neil_Brown:
This is odd, as all my numbers are in international format, and, whilst some messages failed, it's certainly not all of them. It certainly can't handle spaces, so I added a line which removed all spaces from numbers, but, didn't seem to have a problem with International numbers per se. But, if it is now working for more people, sounds good to me :)

(First time I've participated in an open source project (although I work a great deal with open source licensing and legal issues), and I have to admit it's great fun! I've switched over to GNU/Linux as my main OS, currently, just retaining Windows for ActiveSync, until I can find a reliable synchronisation system for Windows Mobile under GNU/Linux, but, I'll try to look into this module when I get a chance.

Not sure what the next feature, if any, should be... other than a standalone client, which would require interaction directly with the PIM database on the device... would be impressive if possible, though.