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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nhmanas:
Open inside phone. Dry with hairdryer and wipe screen cable's microchip with a dry towel.

I think this can solve your issue 90%
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] dvl2dhaval:
Hellow Friends​

So many peoples have problem with reading gujarati, panjabi, etc., language in redmi 1s in stock or custom ROM.

So here's the easiest way for that.

I created a flashable zip file. you just need to flash it for solving your problem or for install these language in your mobile :)

Guide :cowboy: ​

1.At the first root your redmi 1s

2.Then install any recovery

3.then download the indian font.zip file from attachment

4.then reboot in to recovery

5.then just flash file and enjoy :victory: :highfive:

These zip contain below languages​

Gujarati

Punjabi

Sindhi

Oriy

Nepali

Marathi

Kashmiri

Assamese

Telugu

Tamil

Malayal

Kannad

Hindi

Bengali

Tested On below ROMs​

Stock

Cm 11

Carbon

Mokee

Paranoid

It may also work on other devices but not sure so try at your own risk

Special Thanks To​

Xda

Xda Members

Xda Developers
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] SH3H1:
+1000 for Malayalam man

Edit:- But doesn't belong to android development but in General section or themes and apps section !

[MENTION=1140856]zelendel[/MENTION] Move it please
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] Marshib:
Any solution for whyred on masik
[Moto G Themes and Apps] Archies:
Moto Blue Fancy Boot Logo

Note:

Before Proceed Unlock Your Bootloader

​

Installation method:

just flash this zip using any custom recovery or using fastboot

Downloads:

http://d-h.st/5Hk

Screens

Hit Thanks If it Help's :cool:
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] budgetbumping:
Hi not been on here for a while as I had a great phone and not needed to alter anything (g2) but I've had a g3 for the last few months and it's been nothing but trouble. 5.0 finally fixed the lag :thumbup:. But now my battery life seems to be going twice as fast as before and it's not worth using yet again. Android system is draining roughly 30% of my battery more if I don't have the screen on. Any suggestions on anything to try? I'm currently backing up what I can to do a reset. As I haven't done a reset since back when I had my o3d can anyone recommend an app to use for backing stuff up without root? And anything in particular that I may loose and need to keep an eye out for? Thanks from a very frustrated g3 owner
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] twisted_twice:
I upgraded to 5.0 and had the same battery problem, so i reset the phone TWICE. Now battery is lasting more. since I use a sd card I never make backups of my internal memory.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] budgetbumping:
Ok thanks I have reset mine and have got most of it restored now was mostly worried about apps and settings. Haven't really had chance to see how it goes on battery life yet fingers crossed. Thanks
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chejofan:
Try [MENTION=1989166]spiderio[/MENTION] script. Flash it on recovery. It only works with stock kernel.

http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/development/tweaks-lollipop-interactive-battery-t2951327
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] budgetbumping:
Just an update a factory reset appears to have cured it could still do with a couple of normal days use to confirm that it's not just placebo effect though. I'm assuming the above script is for root which I have promised myself I won't do until warranty is out but that does remind me that my g2 is now 14 months old may have to root that
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nanodroid:
I am having a few issues since upgraded to 5.0 yes battery drains in no time, but also having a lot of problems with my wifi, it always disconnects sometimes disconnects and then doesn't see wifi networks for a while, also becomes laggy - LG says there are not issues with the G3 and told me to factory reset(which I've already done!) so now they offered a repair?

I think it is an issue with the rom rather than something to repair!

I've heard the only way to roll back is flashing a rooted 4.4 but how do I do that if I am stuck with an unrooted 5.0 which doesnt have root yet? ?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] budgetbumping:
To be honest my lag seems fixed by 5.0 but battery life was useless. Lag from New was awful though and I'm not sure what to make of WiFi I think it still does that but I'm not sure
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hiawatha:
Hi! I own a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 SM-910T, which was purchased earlier this years in the US by a friend for me. I have been using the phone for a while. I accidentally dropped the phone on the road and even though there was a protective cover, the rear camera shattered. :p

I went to the Samsung Service Centre in India and they refused to accept the phone stating that they would have to register the IMEI and serial number first and then have the part shipped from the US which would take 45~60 days:confused:

An Indian Note 4's camera is repaired/replaced within 2 to 4 days. Could anyone help confirm whether the part would be the same. I am happy to pay the charges for the repairs in India.

Thanks.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Android_Monsters:
http://m.ebay.com/itm/201249953423?nav=SEARCH
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BACARDILIMON:
I believe if you search you will find a guy that had to go to Samsung for the glass. The camera and glass are separate from what Samsung had told the guy.

BAD ASS NOTE 4

---------- Post added at 06:42 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:27 AM ----------

http://radan-osp.com/products/Samsung-GH64-04080A-Window-display-glass-window-camera-

I would call Samsung and get the part number.

BAD ASS NOTE 4
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] strider5236:
If the glass replacement is anything like the note 3, it is super simple. I just replaced the glass on the Note 3 a couple weeks ago. On the note 3 you remove the back cover, remove all the screws, and pry up the backing. Once off the camera lens has 4 tabs that your bend upright to remove the lens. Put the new one in, fold over the tabs and replace everything in reverse order. Took me ten minutes to do it and had a brand new glass replacement.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hiawatha:
Dear all,

Thank you for all your support and guidance. I have pried of the broken glass bits of the shattered lens cover. The camera appears to be functional and it appears that only the lens may need to be replaced. I have ordered the lens from Ebay. I have also requested Samsung to follow up on the request.:)
[Moto X Themes and Apps] Archies:
Moto Blue Fancy Boot Logo

Note:

Before Proceed Unlock Your Bootloader

​

Installation method:

just flash this zip using any custom recovery or using fastboot

Downloads:

http://d-h.st/0PM

Screens

Hit Thanks If it Help's :cool:
[X 2014 Themes and Apps] Archies:
Moto Blue Fancy Boot Logo

Note:

Before Proceed Unlock Your Bootloader

​

Installation method:

just flash this zip using any custom recovery or using fastboot

Downloads:

http://d-h.st/rbS

Screens

Hit Thanks If it Help's :cool:
[X 2014 Themes and Apps] ewalk4866:
Hey OP one post works great for all your work there is no reason to have all these post for the same thing.

Thanks
[X 2014 Themes and Apps] El Daddy:
Thread closed.

Consolidated thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2986537
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] behzad185:
my device htc one m7 with sense 6.0 software number 6.09.401.11 with htc sdk api level 6.25 how i can root my phone ? all off root applicaiton dosent work on my device (kingo root )

how i can root my device with out unlock boot loader and factori reset

pls suggest e way too easy rooting method
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] dottat:
You have posted this in the Verizon m7 section. You will need to go to the regular HTC one section for an answer.
[Sony Xperia M2] Miche1asso:
This is driving me crazy. I just noticed that after locking/unlocking the screen the minimum frequency jumps from 300MHz (value at boot) to 787Mhz. I did some little digging and I've found out that the script

/etc/init.qcom.post_boot.sh

does indeed set the scaling_min_freq at 787Mhz:

echo 787200 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_min_freq

So I tried to modify the value 787200 to 300000 but the "issue" is still there. If I reset the min freq. to 300MHz from a specialized app then it switches again automagically.

I doubt this is done by the ondemand governor, since usually the scaling_min_freq parameter is out of governors scope, but I can't be sure about it, I see it has quite a large number of parameters compared to the ondemand governor I've seen in other phones.

My phone is rooted. Any chance anyone can give it a check with rooted or unrooted phones? To check it one must have SetCPU/Voltage Control/ROM Toolbox (pro) or any similar application. Also CPU Spy would help since it would show nearly 0% of usage for the frequencies below 787MHz, but it wouldn't help checking this on real time.

PS: I rebooted the phone and now unlocking the screen is fine. Monitoring via adb the value of scaling_min_freq I notice that it raises up to the max frequency when scrolling a list of files in any application. Wtf.. This is not as any governor should work. Unless installing (and then uninstalling) Xposed messed up something,
[Sony Xperia M2] lozohcum:
There is a build.prop entry which sets min freq of CPU to 787200, you can change it and it will work. However, when I changed it to 300MHz device got many lags and small freezes so I would suggest to leave it as is.
[Sony Xperia M2] Miche1asso:
Ok, thanks. Do you mean "ro.min_freq"? It's the only property I could find with a 787 value. But I am not allowed to change it:

bash-4.1# getprop ro.min_freq
787000
bash-4.1# setprop ro.min_freq 300000
bash-4.1# getprop ro.min_freq
787000

Still I think that this is caused by the "mpdecision" process. The one which plugs and unplugs the CPU cores. It seems a bit bugged to me, because after running

mpdecision -h

which just exists with an error (option not available or the like) it stops messing around with the "scaling_min_freq" value.

But it isn't really an issue after all. Tonight while sleeping the battery drained less than 1% per hour. It means that even keeping at least a middle frequency the power consumption is quite low. I get bad draining switching to 3G/LTE, due to the crap signal of my mobile operator. It's very unclean, though.
[Sony Xperia M2] lozohcum:
Well, when I changed ro.min_freq manually in build.prop it actually worked. I checked it by CPU Spy + and other apps. Obviously root required.

Did you install busybox and run commands as superuser? as far as I know busybox may be needed

which rom are using? 4.3, 4.4.2 or 4.4.4?
[Sony Xperia M2] Andrej732:
Confirmed. Working too :)

Yap, it's working fine from the build.prop. I just used ES File Explorer to change the build.prop and it's working good. Here ss:

View attachment 3087709
[Sony Xperia M2] Miche1asso:
Ah, ok, so you actually edited the build.prop file. I dunno, i wanna try to modify as little system files as possible. I hoped to do it on the fly. Anyway, I was just looking for a confirmation that it wasn't just my phone. The thing is that before rooting I thought I could see the minimum frequency stable at 300MHz, with the current frequency varying. But being not rooted I don't know how much reliable could be that reading. At first I was surprised it was reading it at all.

I am running 4.4.4 with locked bootloader, SuperSu and Busybox (all latest releases) indeed. I also installed bash as you may have noticed. I did the rooting half "manually", messing up with rootkitXperia_20140719 via adb, flashing just the kernels, no OTA needed. I should write a guide after i decide to split and modify the scripts to make them fool proof.

Oh, that's a neat tool! I just downloaded it now. It even gets the screen resolution right. they usually mess up (no, actually it reports the wrong screen size, though :D).
[Sony Xperia M2] Vino Kulafu:
I recently noticed this after upgrading to 4.4.4; the build.prop fix works.

:good:
[Sony Xperia M2] Miche1asso:
I actually switched it back to 787 MHz. As @ lozohcum mentioned reducing it to 300Mhz seems to make the screen less reactive. At least swiping pictures in Chrome became a bit of a pain.

Also it is my policy to leave the settings to the factory values as much as possible. If the company making the phones is serious (and Sony is), chances are that touching them we just make things worse. In this case I wanted to switch it back earlier but I simply forgot about it! :D
[Sony Xperia M2] Vino Kulafu:
Makes sense. Although in my experience, the screen is still responsive. In any case, I just reverted to 787 Mhz as my lowest clock speed.

I was dabbling around using the Performance Control app, which had an option to edit some governor settings. Found out that the optimal_freq in the governor was set to 787200. Since I have no comprehensive knowledge about governors in general, I am lead to believe that 787 Mhz might be Sony's intended lowest clock speed for its KitKat kernel.

:)
[Sony Xperia M2] Miche1asso:
There are two things involved. The CPU Governor and mpdecision the Qualcomm cores hotplug. In a single core CPU the Governor is the one doing all the job changing the CPU clock frequencies depending on the CPU load. In a multicore CPU the core hotplug is the one turning on and on and off the cores depending on the CPU load. From what I have seen monitoring, mpdecision also changes in real time the minimum governor frequency (up to the max frequency of 1190 MHz) not allowing the CPU frequency to go below the minimum frequency defined in "ro.min_freq", basically making the CPU governor useless.

In other words mpdecision either bypasses the CPU Governor (set to ondemand as default in our phones) or it squeezes to the top the range of frequencies available to the latter.

Still all this stuff is made to save energy. I believe that having 1 core active at 787 MHz is faster and consumes less than having 2 cores at 300 Mhz (a case which I have seen monitoring). Also a bad/weak phone signal is much more of a nightmare in terms of energy consumption. My LTE signal is crap for example, switching to HSPA+ (basically turning LTE off) I save 1-2% per hour.
[XDA Assist] Vivek1992:
I have installed the custom N8XT ROM XXLT9 in my samsung galaxy note GT N7000, but the pics taken from the camera is blurry. Please help me how to fix it.

Also before I had installed C ROM 4.4.4, same camera problem was observed.
[XDA Assist] Darth:
Hi,

If it's fine on stock firmware, then asking in the rom threads is best.

Here's a similar thread you can read through,

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1391800

You can ask about it here in this dedicated help thread for your device,

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1774208

Good luck!
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] dboone21:
Tried the 'save mail to storage card' cab from SurrealNetworks, and it doesn't work for WM6 on the Dash. I checked the registry, and the updates were made by the cab. Does anyone know if there are different entries needed?

Or has anyone had any luck getting this to work?

Sucks wasting 20mb on my work email on the device and not the card...
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] techlogik:
The Key in WM6 is:

HKLM\System\Inbox\Settings

add "PropertyPath" value="\Storage Card\Mail" datatype="string"

Or wherever on the card you want it stored.

I found this by activating the save attachments to Storage Card option, then searching the registry for the key, once I found that location above, I added the PropertyPath value for the storage card location in the same key.

Reboot and it should be good...but you will probably have the issue maybe with it creating a Storage Card folder upon reboot because many devices the mail starts before the storage card. If that is the case, take your SD card out, rename the Storage Card folder to Storage Card.bak, shut down the device. Put SD card in, reboot, and leave the .bak folder there forever.

At least that is what works on the Wizard to get mail on the SD card. Now I have 2000+ emails and attachments on my storage card, no issues across reboots, working fine.

Good luck any problems, report back..
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] jnmarshall:
Does the AttachPath also work here? Think that would be even more useful.
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] techlogik:
Yes, you can move attachments through the options in the interface to the storage card. That is how I found the new location of the mail on the SD path is by searching the registry after the tweak as I mentioned above.
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] dboone21:
Looks like it works on the Dash!

Seems to be working!! Thanks! :D
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] khulet12:
How Can I Find This Path?

HKLM\System\Inbox\Settings

i cant find this one? should i creacte this HKML? this folder i cant find it in FILE EXPLORER in mt dash.. thanks help me out here pls thanks
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] lafester:
hklm is a registry folder... you will need a registry editor to modify it.
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] khulet12:
thanks i got it...
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] khulet12:
disable tmobileblue homescreen

How can i change this default homescreen everytime i restart my dash it keep changing the homescreen?
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] ceslovic:
actually I had to add also key "AttachPath" with value "\Storage Card\Mail\Attachments" without quotas.

I did it on HP514 Voice messenger with WM6. The main issue was actually to rename "storage card" on "storage card.bak" and taking card out and reboote. After I started again when I saw new folder "Mail" created on Storage Card I was happy as a kid. I just moved with file explorer all *.att to attachment folder and all *.mpb to Mail folder from \Windows\Messaging. Then I opened Outlook and everything was there as nothing happened. All stored on memory card, damm so goooood. I like you guys,

Ceslo

You made my day, man, thaks.

Ceslo
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] roxenham:
Saving Mail to Storage card on Smartphone Edition/WM6 Standard

Hi, i am new to reg edit on WM devices, what are the exact values i need to put in to make this happen, any screenshots????. Given todays storage capabilites, this is a huge mistake by Microsoft considering its a standard setting, i have had 4 work colleagues with S620s or S710s all run out of phone memory, Microsoft were not helpful at all

Many thx,

Rich
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] mtn_lion:
Thank you thank you thank you

Oye, man, I was going nuts trying to figure out why the HKCU\...\MAPI modification wouldn't work and FINALLY found your post. It's all good now. I guess the moral of the story is don't assume WM5 and WM6 are the same. Uh, duh?
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] EngineerMind:
Hi,

Where is this "save attachments to storage card" option found in the settings?

-John
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] clowg:
"Access is Denied"

Does anyone know why I would get a "Access is Denied" message when I try to add a value to the HKLM\System\Inbox\Settings hive?

I'm trying to edit the registry on an HTC S710.

Cheers,

Geoff.
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] clowg:
What Registry editor did you use?
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] N8falke:
Hi Guys,

after doing the tweak and rebooting i had a folder named Storage Card and my real card renamed to Store Card2. Guess the system created the path as the card was not available early enough. Caused a lot of error messages..

any suggestions?
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] azrilaliuddin:
Hi guys, I tried the adding property path but faced problem.

I'm using Samsung i600 and mobile registry editor. When i try to add the string it says access is denied (error setting value). Really appreciate if someone can give me a step by step guide as I'm not familiar with registry editting. i.e What to put in the value name and value data fields.

Thanks.

Azril
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] racajay:
I have HTC (8925(Tilt) and after doing the tweak and rebooting my card renamed to Store Card2.

Any suggestions?

Thanks
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] alfredtv:
Does anyone know how to do this with BBConnect mail files? I really need to move my bb mail files
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] zoe.mike:
doing the storagecard.bak thing doesnt work...??

New here (and to WM for that matter - had Symbian).

So ive read all over the place about trying to change the mail to the SD. here is my situation (similar to a few here):

changed the relevant reg keys

on reboot i get the "storage card2" phenomena

tried the .bak but to no avail

so ive seen people say "take messaging out of today screen" and that windows live if installed will also make trouble. Notice i only use the pop3/IMAP default client (and no exchange and such).

questions:

how do i take the messaging out of today?

if i dont use the LIve just have it installed is that an issue (and if so..what do i do

assuming i take out messaging from today - i will need to make some softkey take me there - how is that done for my device

I use an HTC Cavalier (S630)

p.s - i saw someone just solved the issue by doing the following after reboot - take out SD, delete storage card folder, put sd back in and voila...but that is too low tech. can i write some sort of batch file that will dismount the SD, delete that folder and remount? after all i reboot only occasinally:eek:
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] l0lcats:
Could you be A LOT more specific with these instructions? Maybe a step by step? I'm not sure what to do...I want to use GMail and have it sent to my storage card.

Also with the storage card.bak...why did you not first create the Mail folder on the Storage Card?

Are you adding a new Key called PropertyPath under HKLM\System\Inbox\Settings and then changing the default value to "\Storage Card\Mail" or are you creating a new string value "\Storage Card\Mail?" There is no way to specify a "datatype" unless that's part of the value ("\Storage Card\Mail datatype=string").

Really sorry, your post is vague, leaves much to be desired. Also, having to rename Storage Card? Doesn't really seem like it's needed...
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] mtn_lion:
here, let me...

In the HKLM\System\Inbox\Settings key, you need to create a new string value named "PropertyPath". (By datatype, techlogik just meant it's a string value, as opposed to, for example, a DWORD value.)

Edit that new string value so that its data is:

\Storage Card\Mail

(In place of "Mail," you can use any name you want.)

Then create a second string value named "AttachPath", and set its data to:

\Storage Card\Mail\Attachments

Then make sure that in the device's Settings, Today, Items, the Messaging plugin is NOT enabled (explanation below). Then soft reset the device. On bootup, the system will read the registry values and create on your storage card the folders specified by the registry entries, and going forward that's where email and attachments will be stored.

The whole "storage card.bak" and renaming thing is only required if, on bootup, your device FIRST loads the Today Screen Messaging plugin BEFORE detecting the storage card. In that event, the system will do what it's supposed to do--create folders using the names in the registry--but since it can't yet see the storage card, it creates them in main memory. Then when it sees the card, it names it "Storage Card2" since there's already a folder named "Storage Card". Things get ugly. Apart from keeping the Messaging plugin off of the Today Screen, I don't know of another fix to prevent that from happening.

'Hope that clarifies things. BTW, I've always used Resco Registry Editor, but the best costs $$, and recently I stumbled onto SmartReg, which is free and seems to work pretty darn well.

G'luck!