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[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] watsupsourav:
yes... as i am unable to select any option in recovery... i used odin only to flasht!

yes... as i am unable to select any option in recovery... i used odin only to flasht!
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] watsupsourav:
plz if anyone can help me???

:confused:
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcdegasperi:
You must get into download mode by hitting home and volume down when powering on. And the flash the OEM firmware of your phone.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] watsupsourav:
Allready done that...hundread of time!!

ALLREADY FLASH STOCK ROM HUNDREAD OF TIME....BUT ALWAYS GET CMW RECOVERY WITH NO OPTION TO SELECT i.e unable to wipe data or anything & get stucked in bootloop allways...plz help me out!!!:(:confused:
[General Questions and Answers] Pawprints1986:
decided to take a risk and add a line to my build.prop about preferred network..... but it didnt work!! I told it to use WCDMA only and it is STILL switching over to HDSPA... i get better reception when i go into the phone info menu and switch it to WCDMA , but it will not stick..... i thought adding a build prop line would finally do the trick, but its still auto switching!!

help?
[General Questions and Answers] kdb424:
What phone is it, stock or custom rom, and have you verified that the file is edited correctly, and still modified when you reboot?
[General Questions and Answers] Pawprints1986:
Samsung captivate glide.... No im not sure if its in there correctly as i had asked which line im supposed to input it either above or below, nobody got back to me. So i downloaded and used a build.prop editor, and put the name and value in there, thinking it would put it in the proper line/place. But, it did just add it to the bottom. Thats what i would have done as well, but i wasnt sure.

It is a stock but rooted ROM.

the information is in fact still there after reboot.... but it still reverts back to the other weaker signal, with phone info saying GSM/CDMA auto PRL which has been its default this whole time... when i want it to say WCDMA only....
[General Questions and Answers] jason972000:
Doesn't the Settings - More Networks option allow you to set the Preferred Network?
[General Questions and Answers] Pawprints1986:
It might, if i had that setting to begin with... Mine doesnt.

I can choose which operator i want to use, but thats as far as it goes. but im wanting to use a different network under the *same* operator...
[General Questions and Answers] Pawprints1986:
Would adding that line to "default.prop" help with this at all??
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[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] sergioq:
I know this is going to sound stupid, but am an old time programmer. I would program for computers.

Now that I'm venturing into mobile devices (and relearning), I can no longer take the emulator on AndroidStudio. So I figured I would go out and buy a tablet. Any recommendations on what I should be aware of?

Am assuming I can just buy an (i.e.) Samsung and plug into my PC to test out the app? Any hurdles I wouldn't be aware of since this is a different world that I am used to?

One hurdle I do wonder about was...will the Android Studio debugger work if I'm using an external device?

Many thanks all,

Sergio
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] research47:
Hello,

I am trying to customize the sound certain apps makes. Here's my dilemma. Say application X allows you to customize sounds/notifications in the specified application's settings, but application Y does not have that feature. However, if I want to change the sounds for application Y I need to change the entire system notification/sound. Is there anyway to customize/change ONLY application Y's sounds/notifications? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Raj8008:
Hello every expert i need samsung g361h (ANDROID 5.0.1) root file or any ways for root

please

thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr,bluwe:
Android 5.0.1 or 5.1.1 as mine is running 5.1.1
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] javad490:
pre-rooted firmware for G361H

for root your G361H please download this pre-rooted system firmware and flash it by Odin:

http://xdaforums.com/android/general/pre-rooted-firmware-samsung-sm-g361h-t3231470
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] javad490:
G361H Twrp3.0.0-0 recovery Succeed

Good News

i fix and repack TWRP 3.0.0-0 Recovery for G361H android 5.1.1 and Flash it by Odin and recovery is work good and Succeed

note:

1-after flash this recovery image and go to TWRP 3.0.0-0 recovery, your default Language is RU . you can change your language by tap on Setting and change language to English or other language that i attach learning picture hare.

2-you can install Super user when you will quit from TWRP recovery that ask from you and root your phone.

3- i flash this recovery and test it and working well on my G361H phone by android 5.1.1

if like it click Thanks :good:

info and download link:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=65321969&postcount=202
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pettigrew95:
Hey everyone, I have a Verizon G4 rooted and running Xposed. I have Amplify installed and have some limits on wakelocks/alarms. However, when I open Amplify though it shows me the # of "Wakelocks acquired" and "Alarms fired". The numbers are in the thousands. For wakelocks blocks and alarms blocked the #'s are 0. This obviously leads me to believe Amplify isn't doing its job and isn't working. Does anyone have any idea what could be wrong and a possible fix??:confused:
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0rigin:
Dunno. But it's not working for me either.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superbonto:
i think the current version of amplify isn't compatible with G4 for now.

have you contacted the dev?
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pettigrew95:
No I haven't. Just thought I'd ask around on here first
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cryptyk:
Dev here. It's a known issue. I'm trying to work it out but I think it's going to require me to go buy a 64 bit device for testing. Check in the Amplify thread for updates.

Thanks!

Ryan
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pettigrew95:
Thanks for the reply! Where is the amplify thread located?
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CraigHardy:
http://xdaforums.com/xposed/modules/mod-nlpunbounce-reduce-nlp-wakelocks-t2853874
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zaffar.mughal:
Hello All,

I'm using rooted version 5.0.2 rooted with pingpong. My question is, shell i upgrade 5.0.2 to 5.1.1 or not?

If Yes, what method i shell use to root? Is there any advantage of having 5.1.1?

Thanks in advance...
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XxM4tzexX:
I would upgrade to 5.1.1 because it brings some fixes and features. But if you are waiting for a fix for the ram issue than you will be disappointed.

Upgrade is always the easy way with a official firmware flash with odin and root again. But there is no root method without tripping know on 5.1.1 (as far as I know).

So it's your decision ;)
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zaffar.mughal:
Thanks @ XxM4tzexX,

My main concern was Ram and Knox tripping, it sounds like I should wait until there is rooting method without tripping Knox.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] whmgreen:
I'm seriously considering this since the AT&T model will supposedly never get root and it's bootloader will always be locked. Anybody else following suit?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] Sher The Love:
I personally don't have a need to root anymore. I prefer to just have a stable phone and not worry about screwing something up and constant backup and restores.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] THEONEMARK:
Sent the AT&T Note 5 back to AT&T and got the t-mobile variant unlocked instead ... Happy as can be :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] lyrad12:
same here, been rooting/flashing rom since the first galaxy s who really needs some rom optimization, unlike today, smartphone hardwares improved, no need for overlocking and etc. I'd say i graduated rooting/modifying system files already.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] stu5797:
I would but TMOBILE has an actual unlock app now which makes things very difficult. I tried doing this for the s6 edge and it actually doesn't work so well on att. (check TMOBILE s6edge forums thread "calling issues")

I had TMOBILE note 4 on att and that was great but again this new app ruins it
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] Vegeta1977:
Note 4 was the first phone I didn't need to root and the note 5 is the second. It got too tedious. I've still got a rooted 3 though
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] martinezma99:
I had a TMO S6 Edge and had calling issues on AT&T. It didn't happen all the time but at least daily and really frustrating.

I use this phone for work so no choice but to go with AT&T on Note 5. I can't afford to miss calls and wait 30 seconds for dialing out issues.

Development was really slow too due non Qualcomm processor. Debloating was the real benefit and much of that can be done through Package Disabler Pro app from Play Store.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] stu5797:
I had the same issues as the above thread. You have been warned! If you want unlocked you should buy the international version! Not the TMOBILE one...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] whmgreen:
Thanks for the heads up!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] done12many2:
I used the T-mobile variant of several previous Galaxy phones on AT&T's network. All of them worked, but not all perfectly. Some were definitely better than others. I myself would be cautious with this because as AT&T continues to expand and update their network, the potential for degrading performance with the T-mobile variant may increase. I personally switch phones every 3 to 6 months so future proofing may impact others more than me.

The T-mobile version is still missing a couple of bands used by AT&T. While this may not impact you where you initially test the phone, it may once you switch locations.

Initially, everyone (including myself) played down the absence of these bands from the T-mobile variant stating that they were only reserved for future expansion. Maybe the future is now because I can tell you that I will not longer use it. The AT&T variant just works better for me. I get more consistent connectivity and consistently higher speeds. Sometimes not by much, but consistently higher nonetheless.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] 17akota:
I love having root and a custom recovery just for the nice backups. Also deleting bloatware and editing system sounds. Little things like that. I do enjoy my AT&T Note 5 though. Still an amazing phone and really fast. I couldn't imaging what an AOSP rom would be like with 4gb of ram. Lol.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] done12many2:
You are the MAN! How did you get AT&T's version of the Note 6 so soon? :D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] 17akota:
Lol. Oops my bad!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] seh6183:
And then instead of call issues you'll have LTE issues!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] AxlxA:
I personally must have root for any att device due to me wanting to do WiFi hotspot on grandfathered unlimited data plan. When the phones arent rom'ed or tether hacked, I can no way start up the WiFi hotspot.

And I'll never give up the unlimited as long as I can
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] done12many2:
I felt the same way until the throttling started. It was so bad when throttled that my powerful smartphone was practically crippled unless I hopped on WiFi.

I gave in and got a Family Share plan when they were running a good special. I haven't looked back because my bill dropped substantially and I have more data than I can actually use thanks to roll over.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] AxlxA:
Yes I experienced that same throttling two years ago when their cap was 5gb.

Now their rule is saying if you use too much they'll lower your speed until your cell towers hubs are uncongested. So around crazy busy cities it can be slowed down during peak hours. But I've gone over the 5gb soft limit a few times and has experienced no slow down...

I have considered looking into family shares but seems like everyone in the family together will use more gb than the affordable plans can allot
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] done12many2:
If it's working for you, you should definitely keep it!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] mike2518:
hey man, how and where did u get it unlocked at? i just bought a tmobile version and need it unlocked.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] THEONEMARK:
I called Tmobile and told them to unlock it because it was fully payed for and they sent me the unlock code

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Oh yah we now have root on tmobile Note 5 so.. best of both worlds
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] THEONEMARK:
Here are some build picture and a lock screen pictures of it running AT&T
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] mike2518:
Thanks for the info. However the issue is that I'm on cricket which uses At&t network. Bought the T-mobile version at full price, but ofcourse T-Mobile has that stupid unlock app that we got to deal with now. I've placed an order with an online unlocking site on Monday that has a way to deal with the T-Mobile unlock app but still waiting. They told me today that there's a delay till early next week. :/

So how's the phone running on att? Any call or lte issue?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] Nosferatu.:
This is my first android phone where I really don't feel like rooting. It feels as quick as some AOSP ROMs I've ran on previous devices (S4, LG G3, etc.). I am not looking to screw up Knox with the new Samsung Pay coming around the corner. Disable some apps here and there and voila the phone just works.

I do get random periods of time where it'll show I have signal (Wifi or LTE) but the device gets no service. I have to quickly toggle airplane mode off then back on to get it working again. Thoughts?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] SysAdmNj:
Do the tmobile version come unlocked for other carriers? Did you have to get a tmo prepaid account first?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] done12many2:
They are not carrier unlocked out of the box. It'll require an unlock.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] THEONEMARK:
No you have to pay it off in full and get it temporary unlocked while you wait for your unlocked code it works great no need to buy anything else no need for a prepaid sim
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] drmacrofish:
I have gone the route of the T-mobile version on ATT network for both the Note 3 and Note 4. This time I decided to stick with the ATT version on ATT network. With this device, I actually don't care about root and running custom ROMs. Kinda wierd, cause I have never done that with an android device before, but I really like what Samsung did with this device and with TouchWiz even. Plus, now that we have an Exenos processor, there will be no ASOP ROMS to run anyways.

And for what it's worth, my connection speed is better/faster. I think it may have something to do with the phone being optimized for ATT carrier, vs before, I was using a T-mobile device which wasn't optimized for ATT.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] sinichi21:
Hows the LTE speed? I see on the pix it is only 4g have you try running a speedtest on it? Really disappointed on at&t. If you are on At&t network will you ever recieved OTA from t mobile?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] cartertucker:
I have the TMo Note 4 but I see that the TMo note 5 is massing Band 17, one of the main AT&T LTE bands. What problems would this create? I've rooted my Tmo note 4 but still running stock rom so might just suck it up with AT&T unless I can find a reasonably priced international phone.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] done12many2:
It will only be a problem if the area your in relies heavily on that band.

I've used a few T-Mobile Samsung devices (Note 4 and S5) on the AT&T LTE network, usually without issue, but my last two phones (S6 edge and Note5) have been AT&T variants because they do work better with AT&T's network.

Hope that helps.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] andronikal659:
how do you block ads without root? or restore backup with titanium, or nandroid... so used to root, i don't know how to live without, help.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] seh6183:
Adguard can block ads without root, find their website with Google. As far as titanium backup you won't be able to use it, but there is an app on the appstore called Helium that works without root and you will need to plug the phone into a computer to use it. Nandroids are impossible without root.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] andronikal659:
Adguard doesn't block ads in apps unless you pay yearly. I remember helium, used to be carbon if I remembered correctly... Is there a way to remove bloatware and not just disabling? What about autorun manager, permission manager, greenify, xposed apps without root alternative?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] Chord_Hugo87:
why dont you guys just ditch ATT.....Unlimited Data on tmobile is awesome...I dont know why anyone would want to be on ATT and Verizon...sprint just have sucky signals so I could understand why people dont choose them.

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not possible without root....

adguard is like 10 bucks a year man, you paid 800 bucks for your note 5 but u cant afford 10 bucks a year? even better, pay 24 bucks and u get lifetime membership.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] whmgreen:
T-mobile has horrible service in my area and in many others still. Some day when they get more towers around I may make the jump.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] andronikal659:
I'm in Canada. With Rogers... Not much choice here.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] garyd9:
remove Bloatware: No, but quite a few people usually didn't outright delete bloatware, but only disabled it. Unless you manually resize the partition (which isn't something I've ever seen suggested on XDA), you don't magically get the space back when you delete bloatware. The partition size remains the same. In other words, there's really very little difference between deleting and disabling bloatware.

autorun mgr: No idea what you mean by this. Something that automatically runs stuff on bootup? You can use tasker for this without root.

permission mgr: Something to enforce different permissions? This would require root.

greenify: This doesn't require root for most functions. I think it does require root to hibernate some applications with system-level perms. For those, depending on what they are, you might be able to disable them from the firmware and then re-install as a userapp. (No idea if that would work, however.)

xposed: Without changing the system partition, there's no xposed. (...and you can't change the system partition unless you have root, a custom recovery, or at least a way to load a custom system partition.)

Where I live, I have my choice of any carrier. However, if I want to actually use my phone, that choice must be AT&T. Otherwise, no signal, or a signal so weak that the battery will drain very quickly. (And if I'm going to piggyback my cell phone service on my home internet, what's the purpose in having cell service to begin with?)

TMO would be nice, but on their coverage map, my house exists in an area labeled as "If you get service here, the radio wave gods are favoring you, but don't expect it to last more than 30 seconds."
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] Chord_Hugo87:
You can use WiFi calling at home....but it's your money.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] garyd9:
You're assuming I can use wifi calling at home. Have you considered that it might be a bad assumption? In fact, my AT&T service at my house is considerably more reliable than the comcast service. Especially their so-called always-on (but not really) internet service.

Then there's the fact that as soon as I'm a few hundred feet from my house, I wouldn't have any service at all. (WiFi only goes so far..) So, I guess that means that if I'm outside watching my kids playing that I can't use my mobile phone?

While I haven't actually measured with a TMO device, I think I'd have to drive about 10 minutes before I had a reliable TMO connection (with 3g or better. I could get 2g EDGE inside a 5 minute drive.)

Trust me - if t-mobile was an option for me, I wouldn't be posting here.

I do have a question for you, however: If you are so fond of TMO, why are you posting in the AT&T section? You obviously don't have an AT&T device or AT&T service. Or are you just here trolling?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] Chord_Hugo87:
because I saw the tittle "who's going to dump ATT variant for tmobile". If you read my first post then you would know why I am in here. I'm just giving you a suggestion, whatever you do with your money is ultimately up to you.

I do have an ATT device :) its the Samsung galaxy S6 active...I been trying to find root for it for months.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] garyd9:
Okay,so your advertising TMO service in the ATT section because someone is asking about using a TMO device on ATT service. Got it. (Not really, but it doesn't really matter. I don't really care.)

I, for one, won't be getting the TMO device (and radios) for use on the AT&T network. I tried that once in the past and it didn't work out too well. A generic (non-TMO specific) radio tends to work better for me on the AT&T towers.

The lack of root isn't so bad, really. With the ability to disable package regardless of root, I could be mostly satisfied. My only concerns with the AT&T branded (and controlled) device are the lack of updates and some of the garbage that AT&T forces down our throats via pre-loads. (You don't think carrier IQ is gone, do you?)

Only VZW is more controlling and slower than AT&T (and in some cases, VZW might release an update before ATT!) From what I've seen on the AT&T SGS6 forums, even root doesn't help with that. (It appears that folks with the ATT SGS6 are still on 5.0.1.)

Sadly, the samsung devices aren't like the HTC devices that can be "converted" to a dev edition or a nexus that is completely open. So, it's either suck it up and deal with it, or buy a different phone. (Or, as someone else suggested and if it's an option for you, change carriers.)

I'm considering the international version of the ntoe5, but they seem to be going for nearly 1kUSD (64GB memory) which is a bit steep for me at the moment. I'm only 4 days into my "14 day" purchase period and paying a $35 restock fee doesn't bother me.

I'm only 4 days into my 14 day return period. I'm trying to decide for myself if I'd rather deal with lack of root and AT&T's lack of updates (and other forced garbage) or if I'd rather get an HTC One M9. I won't get another motorola (nexus 6) due to a problem I have with that company... I might consider the LGG4 also (but honestly haven't researched it yet.) Sadly, I need to do something in the next couple of weeks, so the timeframe for getting the next nexus device isn't going to work out.

So, coming full circle on the topic of this thread - There really aren't any GOOD choices. The TMO device on AT&T will mostly work, but unless you can switch the radio firmware (assuming the hardware is unchanged), it likely won't work well in all cases. The international version is fine if you don't want the warranty (or get squaretrade or something), but you'll pay an extra $200 premium plus any squaretrade cost (assuming the 64GB version of the phone.)