yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note 4 Themes and Apps] utopiate:
I did try the playstore version but it doesnt add the options to the power button but rather just an app. I have a N910f stock based which Ive been modding to my preference but I simply cannot find a way to add a 4 or 5 way reboot option to the power menu. Any advice would be really appreciated as I've been at this for days now.

many thanks
[Galaxy Note 4 Themes and Apps] dr.ketan:
I never said that this will replace power button. To assign with power button need to modify framework.

BTW which rom you are using? Its odexed /deodexed?
[Galaxy Note 4 Themes and Apps] utopiate:
I'm using this as base and have managed to modify much of the ui http://xdaforums.com/note-4/snapdragon-dev/rom-bob4-devbase-multi-csc-safe-bloat-t3033881

I think I have to modify android.policy.jar but the only guide that has been posted pertains to the note 3 evn though I found it through the note 4 forums lol

I'm not sure if its odexed or deodexed, I did try but not sure if it actually worked as I still have odex files

Im really keen to do this so any help would be really appreciated and I'll even buy you a cup of tea (or an app lol)
[Galaxy Note 4 Themes and Apps] dr.ketan:
That's odexed rom and you needs to use deodexed base to modify framework.
[Galaxy Note 4 Themes and Apps] dr.ketan:
Btw have you tried enable facedown function on this app?

You can simply facedown device to popup power menu e

Without any button.
[Galaxy Note 4 Themes and Apps] Near_07:
thanks this is handy for themers to easily access recovery option :good:
[Galaxy Note 4 Themes and Apps] dr.ketan:
Yeah. My rom already have 5way reboot but still I am used to this app.
[Galaxy Note 4 Themes and Apps] elzafira46:
I also bought the pro version of Play. If not replace the power MENU in the power button, and only works in the applications menu, so it's screenshot? I would not work the flashlight.

N910F ROM STOCK ANJ4 ROOTED

ELZAFIRA46 Patatalkeando NOT4lefano
[Galaxy Note 4 Themes and Apps] dr.ketan:
Third party apk can't replace stock power menu. I have updated play store version just now (appear shortly on play store as 1.3) In new version you can enable virtual key on Rt bottom. Long pressing virtual key brings power menu.
[Galaxy Note 4 Themes and Apps] dr.ketan:
XDA (free version) updated with virtual key on Rt bottom. Long press virtual key to bring power menu

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[Android General] mpjoe2000:
Everytime i tried to use USB Tethering with my Xperia U on my Windows 8.1 (Bing's single language Edition [Genuine Licence]) have always lags or even freeze the taskbar and some other tool settings on my operating system. After some testing and googling a little bit i found a solution for this Microsoft Issue: Update your NDIS 5 Driver to NDIS 6.x.

Verify if your device is using RNDIS 5 driver (1):

Open Device Manager from Control Panel and expand “Network Adapters.”

Plug in your device and enable USB Tethering so that the device is detected as Remote NDIS based device.

This should now create a Network Adapter named as “ [Your Device Name] Remote NDIS based [internet Sharing/network] Device.”

Right-click the Adapter and select Properties.

Select the Driver tab and then click Driver Details.

You can see the driver files if the files are named usb8023x.sys and rndismpx.sys you are using RNDIS 5 Driver.

Updating your driver:

Option 1: Update your driver NDIS driver manually by selecting the driver's list option on windows wizard driver's update. Unselect show all compatible hardware option, you will get a Microsoft's driver list. You should seek for a RNDIS 6 USB device and click next. This should work on 32bits or 64bits edition.

Option 2 (64 bits only)(2): Just Download and update your NDIS driver from the attachment below. On Driver's Wizard installation must go through selecting the driver from a list.

Sources:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2923775 (1)

http://www.driverscape.com/download/remote-ndis-compatible-device (2)

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/dn449742%28v=vs.85%29.aspx. Microsoft says NDIS 6.4 is included on Windows 8.1, don't know why windows chooses RNDIS 5 over RNDIS 6 on my laptop.
[Android General] MHP2013:
Thanks for your great tutorial. I tried updating the drivers but stupid windows doesn't let me do it. If I try the first method to install and click the "RNDIS 6 Adapter" drivers in the "Microsoft" list, it shows an error that some "required line in the INF file could not be found" (translated from german).

Then if I try the manual method (downloading the zip), windows refuses to install and says "the latest drivers is already installed" (translated).

I also tried uninstalling the drivers but as soon as I plug in the device it installs the wrong drivers again manually. I cannot stop this also because of the extremely lag in the taskbar...

Thanks windows! :mad:

regards
[Android General] mpjoe2000:
Try this before installing the NDIS 6 driver:

http://www.tomshardware.com/faq/id-2165451/dont-windows-windows-automatically-download-device-drivers-icons.html

If above didn't work try to disable driver signature verification:

http://www.howtogeek.com/167723/how-to-disable-driver-signature-verification-on-64-bit-windows-8.1-so-that-you-can-install-unsigned-drivers/
[Android General] BRiANj64:
Perfect, Thanks for this fix! Didn't need the driver as RNDIS6 driver is already included in Windows 8.1

NDIS Compatible works without huge driver lockups, but RNDIS6 USB Adapter also works like a charm. (Nexus 5)
[Android General] AMKhatri:
Facing the same problem, here.

Tried both options, still facing the same problem..

Any ideas?
[Android General] SomeDooD123:
I am having the same issue in Windows 10 64-Bit.
[Android General] Ano59:
Got this issue after upgrading Windows 10 (I was already on 10). This solved the problem perfectly. Thanks for fixing yet another fail from Microsoft.
[Android General] DubleJayJ:
I keep trying to update it on Windows 10 but it keeps telling me it's the most up to date driver(it definitely isn't). How did you go about doing it?
[Android General] Ano59:
As OP said, manually select the proper driver.
[Android General] inkaine:
Windows 10 best solution: rename the RNDIS5 .inf file

The issue drove me nuts on Windows 10 as well. Selecting another driver as suggested did not work for me as well, since Windows kept jumping back to the RNDIS5 driver all the time.

But I found the solution: Just rename the .inf-file containing the RNDIS5 driver. That way Windows will automatically use the RNDIS6 driver.

Go to C:\Windows\INF folder

Find file wceisvista.inf

Take ownership of that file and grant yourself permissions

Rename the file extension to anything but .inf (for me I used .in_)

Enjoy the RNDIS6 driver
[Android General] liott:
Something is not logical in this tutorial :

The content of the inf file in the attachment is rndiscmp.inf; but this file is already in Win8.1 system (C:\Windows\Inf). Hash are similar

This could explain why windows refuses to install it again and says "the last drivers is already installed"

Renaming extension of wceisvista.inf doesn't work for me in Win 8.1

Maybe you could tell us the name of driver files when using RNDIS 6 Driver ...
[Android General] allquixotic:
This thread is also important for resolving playability issues with the game XCOM 2, so thank you very much for the fix to a problem completely unrelated to Android :D You guys are awesome!
[Android General] fifthelement:
Thanks, worked for my Galaxy S6.
[Android General] matbarni:
You can use one of the below drivers from that list. One of them may work, try them all:

USB RNDIS Adapter

USB RNDIS6 Adapter

Remote NDIS based Internet Sharing Device

Remote NDIS Compatible Device > this was the one that worked for me
[Android General] buntoo:
Thank You :) :good:
[Android General] Herk718:
Thx! Worked!! Windows 10 64 bit.
[Android General] Raziorx:
Hi guys, i get some issues here where it looks like i have only NDIS 5 on my windows 10.

I tried manually select driver, but i can only see this one : Remote NDIS based Internet Sharing Device

i tried inkaine's method, usb8023x.sys is still there but rndismpx.sys is missing. So i think i'm still using this annoying NDIS 5.

I don't understand why it's so hard to update this driver.. :silly:
[Android General] dave.sohan:
Thank you so much. This issue has been bothering me for years and your solution along with OP's solution helped me. Thanks
[Android General] greyboss88:
Hey ive been having this issue for a while now and im using a htc one m8 to tether with but for me it wont let me manually update the drivers or modify the wceisvista.inf im using windows 10 pro as well.
[Android General] dsouza.wilbur:
Windows 10 fix - Worked for me

Hello all,

None of the steps worked for me, however i followed one more set on steps that i found on the net (unable to post links yet :( )

anyways, the steps are

Open Device Manager (right click on Computer > Manage > on the left side, under System Tools choose Device Manager)

Choose the problematic device in Network Adapters (for me it's called HTC Remote NDIS based device)

Right click on it and choose Update Driver Software...

Click Browse my computer for driver software

Click Let me pick from a list of device drivers

Uncheck the box Show compatible hardware

For the manufacturer, choose Microsoft Corporation

Now you will have two options:

Remote NDIS based Internet Sharing Device

Remote NDIS Compatible Device

I chose the second one and it solved the problem, but if it doesn't work you could try the other one. In my case, the driver that was being used was neither of these, but a special driver from Android SDK ADT bundle.

Pick one and click Next.

If a dialog comes up, confirm by clicking Yes.

Wait a few seconds for the connection to restart. If it doesn't work, try disabling and reenabling USB tethering on the phone, or reconnect the USB cable.

PS: Microsoft Corporation or Microsoft Inc. or Microsoft might be present in manufacturer. search among the three
[Android General] exchentrix:
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

This issue also was freezing startup of PhpStorm on Windows 10. When profiling the startup, the profiler showed a deadlock, when collecting the network interfaces:

[IMG="Deadlock freezes PhpStorm startup"]https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/user_images/z35g7lrVDN2pVAr5X02gUQ.png[/IMG]

It took about 6 minutes for the program to start up.

Anyway, your solution (option 1) worked for me like a charm, so thank you very much for your investigation.

:good::good::good:

exchentrix
[Android General] AegerUSA:
OMG THANK YOU!! This solved such a huge headache for me on Windows 10. My interface was freezing and applications were hanging when attempting to do a USB tether with my phone. Microsoft really needs to fix this...

I did option 1 as described by the original poster with some modifications. I'll provide some step-by-step details for Windows 10 users to hopefully make it easier for others:

1. Download the attached rndiscmp.inf in the original post, extract

2.. Disable driver signature verification via the howtogeek link in the 3rd post by mpjoe2000 (I can't post links due to being a new member apparently)

3. Connect your phone and enable USB Tethering

4. Open your device manager, expand Network Adapters, and you should see a new device labeled "Remote NDIS based Internet Sharing Device"

5. Right Click -> Properties -> Driver Tab -> Update Driver

6. The driver wizard will pop up, select "Browse my computer for driver software" and then choose "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer"

7. "Remote NDIS based Internet Sharing Device" should automatically display under Model in the main window, choose "Have Disk" in the lower right hand corner

8. Click browse and find and select the rndiscmp.inf you downloaded and extracted. You'll see a warning toward the bottom in bold saying "This driver is not digitally signed." Ignore that and click next. You'll see another warning prompt about drivers not being digitally signed... select "Yes" to continue

9. My LG G4 phone froze at this point and I needed to restart it... after rebooting it, connecting it, and reenabling the tethering, it instantly connected. Huge difference.
[Android General] iShikatchu:
The simplest way to solve this

So I saw this as a 2016 windows 10 user.

I use this :

Windows 10 x64 Professional (EN)

Nexus 5 6.1 USB Tethering

And none of your solutions worked ! Even this one :

So I found the solution and the drivers switched to 6.0 (The files usb8023x.sys and rndismpx.sys have changed by rndismp6.sys and usb80236.sys) thanks to reddit :

Source : reddit.com/r/Windows10/comments/3v63qq/w10threshold_2windows_freezes_when_using_usb/#thing_t1_d0bdbzz

Thanks to him, all's work fine now :D
[Android General] ZeroCool1996:
zCsaha

Solution

I found the solution.

Open Device Manager (right click on Computer > Manage > on the left side, under System Tools choose Device Manager)

Choose the problematic device in Network Adapters (for me it's called HTC Remote NDIS based device)

Right click on it and choose Update Driver Software...

Click Browse my computer for driver software

Click Let me pick from a list of device drivers

Uncheck the box Show compatible hardware

For the manufacturer, choose Microsoft

Now you will have two options:

- Remote NDIS based Internet Sharing Device

- Remote NDIS Compatible Device

chose the second one and it solved the problem
[Android General] dr.4dmin:
Thanks man , very very well is working.

If somebody can't install driver because .inf file readonly just fallow this step

hold on SHIFT button and click Restart.

go to advanced and reset for safemode but not usually use safemode.

after restart and run bluescreen touch down number 7 button.

after boot windows you can install any driver.

windows 10 64 . nexus 5x
[Android General] burduli:
Thank you very much. That solves an issue
[Android General] Milkice:
Thanks! I met lagging issues when typing after turn on the USB tethering, and your solution perfectly solved my problem
[Android General] faraz46:
Thank you very much. Option 1 worked for me.
[Android General] simplyanin:
This is the best method to fix this. Awesome man you saved my day.
[Android General] TwoPointZero:
^ I think this is the key point.

To drive it home: Even if it is compatible, works better, the "Remote NDIS Compatible Device" driver WON'T be listed unless you manually uncheck the box and fetch it.

Go figure why Microsoft hasn't fixed this longstanding bug (I had it on W7 through 8.1 AFAICT)

BTW, its name is localized, at least in Windows 10.

It's called "Périphérique compatible NDIS distant" on French locales, FYI.

(yours is defined in

C:\Windows\System32\drivers\<locale-here>\rndismp6.sys.mui, which is a hardlink to C:\Windows\WinSxS\amd64_netrndis.inf.resources_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.14393.0_<locale-here>_f4c7cac1dcdb7782\rndismp6.sys.mui

C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\<locale-here>\rndiscmp.inf_loc -> C:\Windows\WinSxS\amd64_rndiscmp.inf.resources_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.14393.0_<locale-here>_e95ab466d2a0ae9f\rndiscmp.inf_loc

on W10 RS1)

Example:

type C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\fr-fr\rndiscmp.inf_loc
[Strings.040C]
Microsoft = "Microsoft"
RndisDevice = "Périphérique compatible NDIS distant"
Vista_Property = "Propriété Vista facultative"
[Android General] danoskeone:
Worked! although I had to chose to install NDIS compatible device under windows or whatever.

Stoked that it is connecting
[Android General] Yohanes_Adi:
WORKING !!!!

http://www.driverscape.com/download/remote-ndis-compatible-device

This link is working, and my laptop Windows 10 wasn't freeze again..

thanks dude

For more info :

You must install this driver when u use USB Tether, and everything gonna be OK :D

Sorry for bad english :)
[Android General] I AM ERROR:
i am also having issues with lags and freezing with usb tethering on windows 10.

i checked the driver and its using the RNDIS 5 driver.

my problem is i cant update the driver because its not showing me the usb rndis6 adapter or remote ndis compatible device driver.

any ideas what i can do to update the driver?
[Android General] isimsizkullan:
Worked for my HTC M8 and Motorola Atrix on Windows 10 x64.
[Android General] photolarry:
This is only thing that works

I did this and picked the second choice since the first choice kept screwing up and no matter what I did to update the damned driver....it would not let me. I thought for Windows 10 they did away with this crap. So frustrating to still have to worry about a damned driver in Win10. Anyway I was trying to get tethering working and knew it was simple but could not update this stupid driver for the life of me. Anyway I picked Remote NDIS Compatible Device (instead of the first) and it works now. I searched Google forever trying to find NDIS 6 driver to install and found nothing. So odd that this is driver from windows VISTA! You would think MS would update it once in a while. And make it downloadable. Geez.
[Android General] kamild_:
Thanks for the tip, OP :)

Not sure how are you experiencing those Win10 problems. I'm using Win10 myself and all I had to do is choose the "RNDIS 6 USB Device", then it worked perfectly fine.
[Android General] RussianBear:
Beautiful! I was gaining gray hairs by the day with this issue. Looks like the driver solved it. I'm on 7x64 here. Thanks, OP!

P.S. I was having overall PC lagginess, and that's with running an I7 CPU with 8 gigs of ram and a SSD main drive. Thought about clean-installing all over again, but just couldn't bring myself to it. This appears to have solved the issue altogether. *knocking on wood 3x*
[Android General] RussianBear:
Had to manually "select driver" from the update screen. Bypass all the warnings,etc.
[Android General] RussianBear:
Download and unpack the zip in the op. Then follow instructions in op. Use the "have disk" method to install this. Google it.
[Android General] RussianBear:
mine is an older i7. I didn't even reinstall the os after swapping it out (had an amd proc before) lol use pms, so we don't flood this thread.
[Android General] Manchue:
Helped me out too. Thanks
[Android General] lorein0688:
Open the Run box using Ctrl-R.

Type in “mmc devmgmt.msc” to open Device Manager.

Go to the top “View” menu and click “Show hidden devices”.

Go to “Network Adapters” in the list and find the device that mentions “NDIS”, such as “Remote NDIS based Internet Sharing Device.

Right click on the item and choose “Update Driver Software”.

“Browse my computer for driver software”.

“Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer”.

Uncheck “Show compatible hardware”.

Scroll down to and select Microsoft.

Look on the right side and select “Remote NDIS Compatible Device”.

Click Next.

Click Yes.

Try these methods and check whether the issue is fixed or not.

fixwindowserrors.biz/blog/download-windows-error-repair-tool
[Android General] King Arc s:
Hi

i have Galaxy S8

when i connect it to my PC and turn on usb tethering , everthing is fine but as soon as i start downloading something the whole windows starts lag and hanging . even the mouse , if i play a video or music it freezes repeatedly and the audio goes crazy

the speed of download is around 100mb/s

i already checked RNDIS version in device manager and it was using RNDIS6 , i also changed it to compatible and sharing but it didn't fix

can u help ?

thanks
[Android General] Link500X:
Thank you. I just wanted to post that the inf file provided works for the Verizon (Inseego) Mifi 8800l on Windows 10. Mine had stopped working in wired mode within the past week, and manually selecting the MS rndniscmp drivers wasn't working. I had to choose advanced restart and disable driver signing to install the file though.
[Android General] King Arc s:
i managed to make it less annoying by temporarily putting my pc on performance mode (in power settings) since it maxes out the cpu clock and removes spikes

also i have some speculations about tethering acceleration to be the cos in dev options , but haven't test it yet

hope one day i find a true solution :)

peace
[Android General] jviojtaba:
i have exactly same problem , did u manage to fix it ? windows 11 64-bit latest version tried everything all kind of drivers disable enable everything uninstall reinstall even i disable Hardware accelerated tethering in developer options i try everything still have this problem i would say i have 11t pro global Europe version before that i had xiaomi redmi note 8 pro and it was working fine i hate to share my phone from WIFI i know its better in term of easy connection ,... but still want to fix this issue !!!!!!!! i really hate this makes me feel so bad
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] duredure:
Hello

I have a old device 2.3(xperia play) and I just want play a little game that needs android 4.0(new game from kairosoft - high sea saga),

I remember to have seen this before some years ago. Anybody can help me with a tutorial to change this apk 4.0 to run in my device 2.3?

Sorry my english

Thanks!
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Razvan:
Sir,

Please wait until mods will move this thread to the device specific forum for more relevant answers.

Stand by

Good luck
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stevepick2:
What is the model of the device? There may be a ROM for it with a newer version of android

---------- Post added at 01:46 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:33 AM ----------

Actually I found one that runs the latest version of Android.http://xdaforums.com/xperia-play/help/qa-cm-12-unofficial-builds-feedback-t2995442
[Galaxy S5 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bdogan1912:
Do there is any ROM based on CM12 for S5 Mini (G800HQ/Snapdragon model)? If there is something i'd like to see it. (and ofc a custom recovery too)
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] BKhandual:
I have tried so many times to flash different versions of cwm but it leads to nothing but a bricked phone. I have also tried the auto port tool but no success. plz plz plz guys help me out
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] akashchandra111:
Have you tried mtkdroid tools??
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Analzier:
Hi there.

I have the international version of Galaxy S5 (GM-900F) and yesterday I was trying to recover all saved Wi-Fi passwords on my phone. I installed couple of apps from the Google Play Store and uninstalled them all as they didn't work. Since then I cannot enable Wi-Fi. When I tap on the Wi-Fi icon nothing happens it just stays turned off. 4g is fine, but when I enable personal hotspot I get a notification that Wi-Fi will have to be turned off before the hotpot can be enabled. The thing is Wi-Fi is turned off and I still get the same notification.

My phone is rooted but I never had that problem. I flashed the firmware again as I thought the apps messed up some settings,but that didn't help. I dropped the phone couple of times, can the antenna inside break?

Is there anything else I can try before doing a factory reset?
[Sony Xperia M2] Matt_lawr:
Good day all I have a question regarding my new device which I attempted to root. I have searched these forums and can't find anyone with the same problem as mine. Running 4.4.4.

For reference, I was following this guide: http: //tinyurl.com/o6v3hqf

Everything was going swimmingly. I followed the steps in the guide exactly up to and including typing "fastboot reboot". Once I did this, my PC would no longer recognise the device that was plugged in. In addition, the Xperia M2 will not boot, the Sony logo will appear and then the screen will intermittently flash. I can boot it into recovery mode, just fine, but there is no file on my Xperia to boot from.

The next step in the guide says to install SuperSU from an SD card which I am confident I can achieve, but I am concerned that my PC won't be able to recognise my device if the root is successful (therefore I wouldn't be able to transfer over music etc).

Will my PC be able to recognise the device once the root is successful? Should there be additional steps I need to take?

Sorry if my questions seem Noob-ish this is my first smartphone.

Thank you for reading