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[LG V10 General] kaluna00:
Tried that. Re-enabled all 3. then went in to system apps.

Clear data was greyed out, I did clear the cache on the 420kb 'System Updates" App.

Then, rebooted and went through the process to disable all 3 apps (OTA, DMS, DMW) -> reboot

both 'System Updates" apps were still showing up. I dissabled the 0.00kb app but the other one is now showing 432kb and only allows 'Force Close'

Anyone else on Verizon having the same problem?

Thanks again.
[LG V10 General] fire3element:
When you say they show up, are the dates next to the right of the App name in ALL tab of APP SETTINGS? Check the OP. I added a screenshot of what I am trying to explain.

If the apps are not disabling, that is very strange. First I have heard of I think.

Hate to say this, but... if the Apps wont disable, you might have to do a Factory Reset and try to disable them ASAP. This is not the best solution obviously.
[LG V10 General] kaluna00:
Crap. I owe you an apology. There is no date next to the 'System Updates' app. so it has been disabled. sorry for that. Thanks again for the great tutorial.
[LG V10 General] cthorson910:
Thanks for the great tutorial! Had to play around with drivers, revoking debugging, etc... But between this OP and those in the links you had, all my questions were answered and I've gotten rid of the annoying system update nagging.
[LG V10 General] Kentguy86:
So with some fooling with the drivers I was able to disable the OTA updates. Awesome! Thank you. Anyone had any luck with disabling any other Verizon bloat?
[LG V10 General] kaluna00:
Thanks again... second time I've done this, but it was nice to have the reminder!
[LG V10 General] kai333:
Anyone have any idea what to disable on the ATT V10?
[LG V10 General] maddmic:
could I get some assistance on this? i have attempted to find out how to do this on my t-mo device, but most of the tuts I've found are for the g4 or need root. i was hit with marshmallow a couple of days ago and really don't want to install it at this point, but i know it will be "mandatory" at some point unless i find a way around it.

thanks!
[LG V10 General] geske001:
I have "blocked" all 3 services, but when I search again to make sure that it is still blocked, they get unblocked all by themselves. Has anyone had this problem? Do you have a fix? I do not want to lose my working FoxFi. By the way, I have the Verizon V10.

Thanks!
[LG V10 General] geske001:
Is there an update to disable OTA updates for LG V10? I do not want to accidentally update and lose my hot-spotting. Thanks!
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 7H3N3RD:
I have a Note 4 on Sprint, still running KitKat. Here's my problem:

I really don't want the Lollipop update. I don't want it because I love KitKat so much and I tried Lollipop out on my friend's phone and hated the look and feel of it. I don't want it to finish downloading because I hardly have any space on my phone as it is.

I don't want to

-root my phone

-factory reset my phone

-trip Knox

Right now, I'm pretty angry because I'd like to use WiFi, but can't because every time I turn it on the update starts to download. I tried going into settings and turning off auto update, but that didn't stop it. I also tried filling my device storage so that there were less than 800 megabytes left, but that had no effect on the update either, it just continues downloading. I realize that there are similar posts on this issue, but none of them really apply to me. Thank you in advance for any help.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chad.420.419:
Just update it then use a kk theam the update will help i dont think you can stop the ota update
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 7H3N3RD:
Thank you for replying, but that really doesn't help me at all. As I said several times over in my original post, I don't want the update at all. I'm constantly hearing about people choosing to keep KitKat, so there must be some way. And even if I could apply a theme to my whole phone without being rooted, it wouldn't fix all the other problems that I have with lollipop.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chad.420.419:
But the 3 things to consider or note before you begin:

1) if you update beyond OB7, the bootloader gets upgraded to one with a reactivation lockable bootloader. That will prevent you from being able to Odin back to KitKat. You need to disable auto update and stop the update notices before they start; otherwise the nags persist and you may accidentally update.

2) the lollipop file system is different than KitKat do better off formatting your data and wiping cache and dalvik-cache and powering down and pulling battery prior to Odin OB7 stock tar. Let it boot and setup wizard prior to Odin of TWRP (uncheck auto reboot for recovery flash only), boot into TWRP recovery and flash the ROM.

3) dalvik gets built on initial boot of lollipop ROMs; the stock tar still not much quicker. You'll likely see the phone hang at the second boot splash screen with blue LED slowly blinking before you see the app optimization and app start pop-ups. You can expect that with lollipop. Give it 30 minutes to boot before you panic. To avoid CPU heating and slowing the process, remove your phone from its case and ventilate if it gets too warm. You need to start with battery charged to about 80% to full to be safe. It's best to not try and update apps or restore apps until you've flashed and booted the custom ROM. More apps means the process takes longer. You can format the data again prior to flashing the custom ROM to speed things along. If possible, backup your media, and downloads that you want to keep and wipe internal sdcard to get a cleaner start with lollipop. That's optional but don't lose your keepsakes. What you flash should be on extSdCard to avoid the wipe-loss if it.

BTW, the post you're referring to may have been an attempt to recover phone after attempting to downgrade to OB7 or KitKat. It's since been discovered that although Odin wouldn't downgrade, there's a possibility to flash older ROMs in recovery and immediately flash a 5.1.1 rooted kernel to get it to boot without looping. That doesn't have to apply to you; the general rule is to Odin flash the tar that matches the ROM you want to flash in recovery. But again, if you upgrade beyond OB7, you cannot go backwards with Odin. Only few exceptions apply; generally it is forward, not backwards. OB7 is the divide that separates the simple from more complex conditions. So these last 3 paragraphs shouldn't apply to you as long as you're wanting to stay with OB7 or KitKat.

Just for an idea of what to consider in other lollipop updates. The ram optimization got a bit crazy after OB7 and continued until it improved in OJ6. Personally, I think OJ6 and OK1 updates are the best lollipop updates yet. You'll certainly find more security updates in those updates. But lollipop 5.1.1 also introduced the need to root the kernel but Chainfire has recently brought us a patch to use stock kernel again; it's married from experimental to beta. I've mostly ran with stock kernel on my phone, especially before lollipop 5.1.1

Things were once simpler but got a tad more complex as time and updates followed OB7.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samep:
That's a tough ask for a definitive answer, IMO. IDK if it can be done but I'll offer an idea for discussion. Consider pros and cons and alternatives and even constructive differing because l don't know if it's been tried and proven to stop the persistent update on stock KitKat. There are root alternatives but your request is taken into some consideration below.

Odin stock tar will not trip Knox or require root. There are 2 stock tars for KitKat (those end with NIE and NK2, last 3 letters only, NIE being the original, NK2 the last KitKat update).

My theory is that you could...

1) Odin the first tar, NIE stock tar is linked below, let it download the OTA for NK2 but postpone the update long enough to go into Settings/System update/Auto update and uncheck the option.

2) Turn phone off and boot into recovery. It should find the NK2 update and prompt to apply it. If not there's an option to apply from cache, I think.

3) Once booted, make sure the auto update is still unchecked.

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95784891001612590

The instructions for Odin stock tar are found here but early posts in that thread may be relative to Odin if stock KitKat tar. The stock tar above is actually linked in post #2

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=56853325&postcount=1

If auto update resets during the process, it most likely promptly starts the OTA download, negating the effort. No guarantees but reason the risks before you proceed. That's the whole theory, if someone knows the system update gets reset to auto or if that's not enough to prevent it, please advise. On a rooted Lollipop phone, uncheck auto update seemed to be enough to prevent the OK1 update from downloading and being persistent to update... I may have overlooked something in my simple theory. Did I?

Don't be angry with me if it doesn't work. Your data may not be lost but backup what you can on PC via USB, particularly photos, media and downloads on internal memory before you start. KIES may actually work to backup a lot on a stock un-rooted phone but be careful about what you restore; don't want to start the persistent update again if you succeed in preventing it.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beezar:
You definitely can stop it from nagging you to update by turning off notifications (I think you turn it off for Google services framework, and if not that, it's Google play services). This worked for me when I stayed on kitkat.

But deleting the downloaded update file is an issue without root. It lies in /cache or /cache/FOTA directory I believe, which you can't access without root. You may be able to wipe cache with stock recovery, but I'm not sure if it has that option (I'm not on stock recovery so can't check) or if it even works for what you want. Perhaps you can try deleting the cache for Google services framework or Google play services, not sure if the works either. Just some thoughts which may help you
[Android Studio] obink1:
Hi ,how to create emulator as this picture Thanks :o
[Off-topic] josip-k:
I'm building a new pc, so far i got two setups under my budget. But i can't decide.

1.

Intel Core i5-4590 Soc 1150 CPU

>GIGABYTE GA-H81M-S2V (S1150,DDR3,VGA/DVI,USB3.0,LAN,SATAIIII) mATX

>KINGSTON 4GB 1600MHz DDR3 CL10 DIMM HyperX FURY Red Series 2x (8gb)

>Zalman T1 PLUS, mATX, USB3.0 black case

2nd;

Asrock LGA1151 H110M-DGS mobo

>Corsair 4GB DDR4 2133 Value 2x (8gb)

>Intel Core i5-6600 Soc 1151?*

Help me please guys. I'll go cray
[Off-topic] Fenomen007:
Definitly ddr4 is worth it's price. Go for 2nd
[Off-topic] Hackjner:
2nd is definitely better
[Off-topic] Magnum_Enforcer:
Go here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1765837

Thread closed
[Android General] agentfusion:
I'm really fed up with the sprint G4 being basically useless. It had so much potential to be an amazing phone for developers but then LG decided on the bonehead move of only allowing bootloader unlock on the 815 model, which is very much NOT the sprint variant.

So now I've got a LS991 LG G4 that, as a phone, I love... But as an android device, the pinnacle of customization and freedom... I'm disappointed.

I'm thinking about knocking it down to stock and accepting the MM ota and then trading it off for something I can run custom ROMs on. Any sprint users with a current flagship got any recommendations? I'm probably going to post it on a Facebook group or Craigslist local to me and put up this LG G4, and a brand new in box 2014 Moto X, unopened, in trade for one phone... But I just have to know which one I should be looking for? Note 5? S6 Edge Plus? I'm stuck with sprint for a while and I just can't deal with the lack of control I have with this phone. Can't flash a new ROM or kernel to fix battery life, instead I have to buy a huge bulky battery, etc. So I need something I can be a flashaholic with.
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] speccs:
guys ive scaned areas but having problems understanding half of what your on about has someone got a guide in simple terms to show us new guys what the potential of these things are bought one, read some reviews found this site and wow blown away. im eager to learn need to know more but need to under stand the basics b4 i can run

many thanks:D
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] Registerme:
Do you have any experience with Windows Mobile or is this your first pda?

In general I can recommend you to check out some cool sites and download software to get used to your pda and how it works. One of my favourite sites is pocketpcmag.com - in the best sites section the have tons of links to good sites in many languages.

If you don't understand what people are writing here, don't flash your pda unless you are sure what they are talking about. I read so many threads where people "bricked" their pdas and don't know how to get it working again.
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] speccs:
replie thanks

thanks will check the site out its my first phone/pda i feel the need to learn i can do the norm install software to the device but curiosity killed the cat little knowledge IS BAD ive made mistakes in the past and lernt my lesson but still very eager
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] nicko666:
My own experiance is that sometimes you need to take an educated leap of faith - I am no technical genius but I have an XDA running B&B 4.1, ripping DivX movies to TCPMP and changing my Splash screen.

Pretty much this is all thanks to the great work done on this site - First I suggest yuo browse, read what people are saying, look out for the pit falls (make sure you run USPL before flashing any new ROMs) but more importantly share you experiances and questions - people on the forum are always keen to help
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] themegadinesen:
I just received my GS6 like 2 weeks ago and ive obviously been using it. My question is Is it ok for the right edge of the phone to get somewhat hot and for the CPU to reach 70°C? (Checked using CPU-Z, I know CPUs are supposed to get hot but this hot on a phone?) from using apps such as snapchat or listening to music and chatting or even the camera for a few minutes? Coming from the original Galaxy S, this doesnt seem okay to me.

EDIT: It only reached 70C only once. The other times it got to the 60s.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] warface123:
That's definitely not good, my max temp has been around 50~ish, if I was use I'd keep a close eye on it and if it continues like that go to the store you bought it and tell there's a fault with your phone.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] themegadinesen:
Ughh, my battery temps are okay around the 30s, but my CPU is kinda bad.. The idle temps are around the 40s.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] warface123:
Mine is around the 40s as well, it isn't necessarily bad or anything but 70s that's like overheating, idk what the max temperature is for the Galaxy S6 but I've got the feeling your coming close to it
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] themegadinesen:
I know right.. specially for a mobile device 70 is kinda pushing it. I'll use the device in safe mode and see if it overheats and report back.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] themegadinesen:
Wasnt able to measure temperatures but it did feel pretty hot (the right edge where the power button is) after using the camera for a bit, uninstalled a few apps just in case and ran Geekbench 3 and here are my scores, and compared to other s6s its quite low

Single core: 1353

Multicore: 4383
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] warface123:
My geekbench 3 scores are:

Single core: 1484

Multicore:5043
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] emmawilliam834:
The easiest and most basic way to fix the Galaxy S6 overheating issue is to restart your Galaxy S6. Just switch off your Galaxy S6 phone. Wait for a few minutes and then turn it on again. It is quite possible that this small restart might fix the Galaxy S6 overheating issue.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fullmetal Jun:
Depends on your room/surrounding temperature as well! In summer when it was like 33-35°C, my cpu never fell below 45C and battery always around 28-31C idle!

I think cpu starts throttling at 80C. Try Greenifying some apps as well!
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] themegadinesen:
I have done that and well it's still the same.. Although i further tested and saw that my idle temps are around 35-38C
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] themegadinesen:
Ive further tested and found out my idling temps are around 35C-38C which is good, phone is running okayish now but yes ill greenify some apps. Also are you from mauritius?
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fullmetal Jun:
Great! Yes I'm a Mauritian! ;)
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] emmawilliam834:
ohhhhhhh :( . i wish any expert will give the solution of your problem soon
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bahmonkeys:
Install titanium app and freeze any random rogue apps. The CPU going to 70degs is not a bad thing usually the max temp would be over 100degs. Do you have the charger plugged in and you are using the phone, and you are getting those high temperatures while doing this? If so switch to a normal charger if you want to use your phone while it's plugged in. Fast charging while bring more power/heat to your phone so be aware of that
[Honor 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boysinterrupted:
Hi guys,

Recently updated my honor 7 with OTA to the latest marshmallow update.

Now I can't seem to make a profile(guest) which can be locked to a different set of

Fingerprint.

Any help guys..
[Honor 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geovass:
I cant find this option as well; so disappointed
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] Maxximo88:
Hi guys,

as you know, Jide and Taipower release RemixOS 1.0 for Teclast x98 Air II/3G and Air 3.

Now, on 12/01 Jide will release a new version of Remix OS for PC, based on the project Android x86, and our tablets are based on that kind of SoC.

I hope that this new version will be available on our tablets!
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] Maxximo88:
Remix OS x86 released.
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] Okluzhion:
So is it ACTUALLY an Android or? How does it differ from 1.0/1.5?

Sent from my Redmi Note 2
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] Maxximo88:
Hi,because this new version is based on Android x86 project..so a different base!
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] alandur:
Has someone already tested the new version with a X98 Air?

Gesendet von iPhone mit Tapatalk
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] blackbile:
From Jide.com:

"System requirements

A USB 3.0 flash drive that supports FAT32 format, with a minimum capacity of 8GB and a recommended writing speed of 20MB/s.

A CPU with 64-bit compatibility.

Instructions to launch Remix OS for PC

Download Remix OS for PC package and then unzip the file.

Plug in a USB flash drive into your preferred PC.

Run the Remix OS USB Tool and follow the instructions to burn the .iso file onto your USB flash drive.

Reboot your PC.

Press 'F12' (PC) or the 'Option' (Mac).

Select "USB Storage Device" as boot option.

Select either "Guest Mode" or "Resident Mode" to start Remix OS for PC."
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] g0ne_wild:
Jide just released an official EFI version to download ...testing now on my Teclast X98 Air 3G.

---------- Post added at 07:26 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:16 PM ----------

Another thing: To make RemixOS boot on the Teclast X98 (Dual boot version), you first need to at least boot up Windows one time before, as Teclast's dual boot BIOS then is in the right mode to make RemixOS boot.

---------- Post added at 07:54 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:26 PM ----------

Ok, so here are my results:

What's working:

+ Boots reasonably fast off my USB pen drive

+ WiFi works

+ Correct display resolution is being used

+ Physical +/- volume rockers work

+ Other connected USB devices are working, e.g. keyboard and/or external mouse

What's not working:

- Screen rotation sensor is not being recognized

- No touch input

- No sound

So I guess the display/touch/sound issues are just a matter of integrating the appropriate drivers into the build.

Maybe we could use Mirek's Lollipop drivers for that?
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] king-totti85:
this is interesting.. actually I did installed both remix Os and Phoenix os on my teclast hard disk not only boot from usb.

Phoenix is better than remix.. they have even tool to install the os directly on your hard disk without the need of any work around as remix os. the browser also is way better than remix os.

the major down side is the INVERTED TOUCH RESPONSE on both remix and Phoenix.. very weird thing.. for example when you touch the right top corner of the screen it activates the left bottom corner triggering the start menu.

other things not working are the Bluetooth and the sound.. there is no sound at all

may be mirek or some one else can help us
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] Maxximo88:
Wow,

so you were able to install Remix OS X86 and Phoenix OS x86 on the eMMC of our Teclast x98 Tablet?

Maybe you can create a separate topic with your own "How to guide".

More people interested -> More development -> Better use (flexybility) of this tablet! :victory:
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] pilot error:
Phoenix OS + Air iii

Phoenix OS is looking really, really, really tempting lol
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] king-totti85:
yes it is.. it is sooo sexy :D.. for me it is better than remix os

---------- Post added at 08:53 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:45 AM ----------

hey maxximo

am deeply sorry.. I wrote a really long replay for you but unfortunately I do not know what happened as I can not see it

any way.. installing phoenix to hard disk is very easy and straight forward.. just download their tool and follow the instructions

from here

www. phoenixos.com/en/download_x86

"without space"

while installing remix is a little bit troublesome and needs work around with xda tool android x86 installer for Windows
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] Maxximo88:
I saw an interesting topic:

- Installed RemixOS 32bit on Asus T100TA successfully with Win 10 multiboot
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] Arak95:
Work yet?

Hello, is there anybody, who could make this OS work with this tablet?

I tried, but nothing happened. I started Windows then reboot. The BIOS sees the pendrive, but when I want to start the boot, the screen flash once and back to the BIOS.

Do you know what should I do?
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] mic1000s:
managed to have a triple boot .

- Mirek v7 - phoenix os - Windows 10

Without removing Windows or Mirek V7 .

demo video

https://youtu.be/LWYU3eIp-Zk
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iKocka11:
I have some troubles with my LG G3. :

-Phone had contact with water, after that I cleaned it and run some tests.

-LCD,TOUCH,DISPLAY Working

-CAMERA Working

-SENSORS Working

-NETWORK,CELLULAR DATA,WIFI Working

-USB Port Working + CHARGING

-BLUETOOTH Working

-EARPHONE Jack Working

-ALL Button Working

-SPEAKERS Working

The ONLY problem is that Battery after 100% Charge, drains 1 % per minute or more when using phone or watching some videos. On battery info. Display usage is almost 60%. When phone is locked battery is normal.

- With AMPERE app I measured usage when phone is on, and it was around (-3450mA, -3600mA). On my galaxy S6 usage is around (- 900mA, -1100mA).

Please for help. I think the problem is on the motherboard connectors, or on the connector on the LCD.

I will run some tests, but if anyone know exactly what is going on please respond.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] filbertmang:
Are you sure that it's not the battery's fault? Maybe it's soaked.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iKocka11:
No I am not, maybe is battery's fault, I will change it with new one.

Tnx for info!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bhagyesh93:
My mobile data is not working on eclipse v6:crying:

N7100XXUFND3_N7100ODDFND2 i need this modem i think

Please someone give me link

I am currently on N7100XXU1AOB3.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yaro666:
go to sammobile and download full rom, unpack and flash only modem if you want, but I don't think modem is the fault