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[XDA Assist] kukooo:
i have a lenovo a 3500 HV tablet , and its rooted , its stuck on the logo screen and dont wanna turn on , i cant go to the factory reset even i tried the small botun under the cover it restarts it but it stops on the logo screen again , please help me , and there is castum rooms for it like the lolli pop rome but i cant download it cuz it requires serves , and in my country i cant do serves , if any one can get me a direct link and tell me how to install it that will be good , thanks any way
[XDA Assist] kukooo:
thanks but what about the lollipop rom do u know how can i get it ?????
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Robbie Doo:
A funny thing happened in the past couple of days. My Titanium Backup was working fine and I was able to backup everything. Then there were updates, both from Titanium Backup and the SuperSU. I'm not sure if SuperSU had anything to do with it, but I have been trying to backup my newer apps/data I get an error message that there's insufficient space on the card. I added the media_rw line in the platform and rebooted the phone, but the error still exists. Any suggestions?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Soooperstar:
It's supersu. I noticed that also. Go back to the previous version
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Robbie Doo:
Thanks, but that didn't do either.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Soooperstar:
Full unroot from the app then go back to to supersu 2.46. That worked for me. If that doesn't work then you may need to install busy box if you don't have it installed already
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Robbie Doo:
Thanks, I will try that after I get home this evening.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Robbie Doo:
It worked fine. Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Soooperstar:
Cool..... Glad it worked out for you
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Robbie Doo:
Soooperstar, I just wanted to let you know that un-checking the name separation checkmark does the trick too.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] hokulus:
Mount Namespace Separation

Go Into the SuperSU settings and disable "Mount Namespace Separation." Titanium backup always complained about this setting in the past but it never caused me any issues until now. Either way, disabling this does the trick.
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] chiquito3:
Hello guys,

Can you please suggest a good reliable wireless fast charger pad for my Note 5?

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] funkeywoookey:
Check out [MENTION=4363415]polish_pat[/MENTION] 's thread. It's a $20 wireless charging pad from Amazon. Got one myself and it works like a charm.

One caveat, however, is that I noticed the "sweet spot" for this charger is much smaller that with others I've had. I'm not sure if this is a side-effect of the fast charging, or poor design. Regardless, it's now a staple on my desk.
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] SpencerA99:
Agreed^^^
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] mademan420:
Just order one of these for $10(with code) from Amazon. Looks like it has very good reviews. We will see...
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] vader4633:
The best one I have found is the Choetech fast wireless charger. Good for by the bed since the charging light dims in the dark. Also connects every time. I also have the Yootech and it gets frustrating trying to find the sweet spot.

http://www.amazon.com/Fast-Wireless...sr=8-1&keywords=choetech+wireless+fast+charge
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] DAvid_B:
Get the samsung fast charger. I find all these aftermarket ones just dont work as well.
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] dmbstyle:
I got the Choetech fast wireless charger with the usb cable for $20 on the Wish app
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] krypticos:
I have the choetech ironstone, the pleson, anglink 5 port charger and they all work great. My ironstand is my nightly device.
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] chiquito3:
Yes that is what I heard but I was looking for a less expensive option.

I ordered 2 original opened box Samsung wireless fast charger at Ebay for $16 each. I just hope they are really genuine. I will let you know.

Thanks to everyone for you comments and suggestions.
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] shhuhs:
choetech overheating heating problem

don't buy that choetech crap, i bought that **** a month ago and yesterday i put my phone on it ,i woke up at night and take my phone it was so hot it got to 47 degrees i put my phone in the freezer for cooling it

..............warning............

..............choetech overheating heating problem.............
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] chiquito3:
I received both chargers and seem to be working great! I paid $38 for both of them but there was ni charger included. I'm using the one that came with the phones. Any suggestions for the optimal use of this charger?
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] brashmadcap:
General rule of thumb: you get what you pay for
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] chiquito3:
Well they are Genuine Samsung Fast Wireless charger. They perform as well or as bad as the one that is sold for $50 with no charger. It does not overheat or at least not yet. Jajaja! I will keep you posted.
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] flyingwolf:
This is the one I have. http://amzn.to/1pkVbTp

It works really well, full speed too if you use it with the charger that came with your note.
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] etd:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B015XF17VM/ref=ya_aw_od_pi?ie=UTF8&psc=1 this is the one i just purchased. It was a shot in the dark because it was so cheap but honest i was very impressed. It worked perfectly! I am using the stock wire and wall charger but it definitely provides wireless fast charging for only 13 bucks. It does like to be in a particular spot but who cares!?!? For the price you cant go wrong.
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] chiquito3:
I think this one is not a fast charger.
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] flyingwolf:
I have it sitting on my desk right now, and through a case it is charging via fast charge.

As long as you have it plugged into a fast charge capable adapter it will fast charge.
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] xdaguyb:
[MENTION=3752637]shhuhs[/MENTION] Mine works great so far. Cheap, steady and fast! I think you can contact Choetech to ask for a replacement.
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] datawrhsdoc:
I recently bought this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B018QW09Z4/

It has a huge sweet spot, supports wireless fast charge, comes with a QC 2.0 wall adapter & cable, and only costs $19.95.
[XDA Assist] martinstanga:
Hello,

after unsuccessful flash by SPFlashtool my phone became bricked and I am unable to find working ROM and instructions how to fix it. This is the best place where to ask, I was trying to get in touch with Landvo, but none success so question is:

Is here someone who has factory ROM for that phone and know how to recover it? It did format whole memory but failed to flash new fw. I have teamwiever so if anyone want to try i'll be assisting.:cyclops:
[XDA Assist] Art Vanderlay:
Hi and welcome to XDA.

I couldn't find much information about your device here except this thread Landvo l550 (mt6592, 1gb ram, 8gb rom, 5"ips) Try posting your query there or in Android Q&A,Help and Troubleshooting
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Pooper:
Am i right in thinking that these 2 programs are essentially the same (with the exception that PIM backup is independently developed, and freeware, whereas Sprite Backup is commercial software + not free) ?

Can PIM backup do things that Sprite backup cannot?

Just wondering, as i got Spite Backup bundled with my Kaiser.

Thanks!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mings:
PIM Backup

PIM Backup, only backup for Contact, Calendar (appointment), To do, Task, Massages (SMS).

Spritebackup could do everything PIM Backup do, Plus all setting System (include register) and all software have been installed.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] nrm:
PIM backup allows PIM information to be transferred across different operating systems and different devices.

I can transfer my Agenda Fusion appointments from my HTC X7500/WM6 to my IPAQ 2755/WM2003 with no problem.

Using Sprite to do any of that will give completely unreliable (or no) results.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] kroniced:
Both are good programs, Sprite backup is awsome though

Your phone's databases are .pim files hence the name PIM backup. As stated above it only backs up and restores these pim files. Sprite backup backs up everything as described above as well. The reason for my post is to correct nrm (post above this one). Sprite backup can restore to different devices. When you are restoring you have to specify what type of restore you want to run (level 1-3). Also you can manually specify what you want to restore. If you just want to restore your personal data (PIM databases) you can select just this. So Sprite can do exactly what pim can do but so much more. One down side to sprite is that the version I am running (v.6.5.4) is not compatible with WM6.5 or WM7. I havent bothered to even check if they have a new version out that is compatible. Sprite still works with these newer versions of Windows Mobile but M$ has changed the format of the above mentioned databases (files on root of device with .pim extension) and it will not back them up. So until there is a new compatible version of sprite backup you will need to use pim to backup your databases and you can still use sprite to backup everything else.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Cassatta:
And what about Spb Backup?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SeanFromSoCal:
I've tried them both. PIM Backup is great for the Contact/Calendar/Task/Message backup, and I have been able to backup and restore across WM5/WM6/WM6.5 ROMs. I've tried an older version of Sprite and it had some problem restoring the Contact/Calendar/etc. Perhaps this problem goes away for the newer version.

Sprite Backup is great for automatically backing up the entire device including files and settings. When I hard reset because I messed something up, Sprite makes it very easy to do a complete restore. When you are changing ROMs I take a more manual approach.

I backup the entire device using Sprite Backup to get all the files and settings on the device (just in case I forget anything). Using Total Commander, I zip up the following folders: Start Menu, Windows (just the files installed since the flash like Titanium CPR files and any file installed programs might save here), Program Files, Applicaton Data, My Documents, and Root folder. I also backup HKCU\Software and HKLM\Software registry entries. I copy those reg backup files to my computer and use a text editor to delete all entries that might cause a conflict (typically all HTC, Microsoft, IA Style, OEM folders).

Then when I need to change ROMs I have all the files and registries to get my device back on my feet very quickly. I don't have to reinstall all my software, nor go thru e-mails to find registration keys, or re-do each programs' settings. Most of their settings are stored in the registry, so its a very easy upgrade.

I haven't tried a recent version of Sprite. They may have improved the upgrading feature between ROMs and have better support for WM6.5 so my need to manually backup and edit registry entries might be already done automatically by Sprite.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] TheRem:
SPB Backup is better than Sprite... but PIM Backup is essential so you can backup your PIM from to time to time easily.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Cassatta:
I agree but with spb you can also schedule backup's and choice only pim data.:)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] TheRem:
yup but you can't separate the contacts, tasks and appointments in SPB Backup.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] saurabh88:
all r right but sometimes restoring from spb or sprite deletes new regestery values from new rom and we will not able to use of that rgu benefit.lots of time i got less ~4mb ram from usual coz of that complete restore and slight slower device.....
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] TheRem:
there's an option in SPB Backup (Customize Restore)... in System Data, you can uncheck Restore Registry.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Cassatta:
I agree, but is it usefull?:)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] iggy:
Ok folks, great input, but to tell you the truth, I would say you need both.

PIM Backup + your favorite backup program (I use SPB Backup) but have used Sprite as well.

Personally I will backup using SPB before I make a major change or test a Beta program just and sometimes (once a week if I have done any updates/installation of new software).

But, anytime I add any really important contacts/appts/tasks I will use PIM backup as well in case I decide to change my ROM (I usually just do a manual install of the cabs I want).
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] claus1953:
The last spb Backup version detects if you have a new rom installed and suggests a special restore for same device but different rom. It has worked very well for me when flashing new roms.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] viGnoS:
is it possible with one of these software to transfer sms from an older device to a new one without deleting sms stored on my new device..

I'm not sure I'm clear here

I have a tytn2 with thousand of messages that I want to keep

I have a tp2 with some messages that I want to merge with the old tytn2's messages.

don't want to erase everything accidentaly, please give me an advice ;)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] yamu3897:
use PIM Backup to backup your sms on the tytn2 , then copy PIM Backup and the backup file to your tp2 , and restore the file on the tp2.

it will let you choose how to restore each item , overwrite existing info or just merge them~ keep an eye on it ,overwriting is by default
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] claus1953:
The advantage of SPB Backup is that you can choose to restore to a new ROM and so it does not overwrite the new system files and registries. I always use it after flashing a new ROM and it works very nicely.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Farmer Ted:
I only recently discovered this myself, but pim backup can do quite a bit more than just backup pim.vol and cemail.vol. It also has a custom file backup, which is a wonderful feature and is very easy and intuitive to use. If you uncheck "binary", you can easily access the individual files (change backup extension from .pib to .zip). You can backup individual files or entire directories (like application data). It's well worth checking out. Just highlight "Custom" then click the 'Options' button to get going on it.
[Remix OS for PC] Swedboy13:
I boot into remix OS beta version which I have successfully installed on my hard drive. Before it takes me to the others OS platform or where remix OS logo is, the brightness dims and i've set the sleep and sleep time to 15 seconds and I press on the power button and it turns on then is bright for about five seconds and during that five seconds the the keyboard doesn't work as I have set a password on it. However after the five seconds to eight seconds the brightness dims down and the keyboard becomes functional again. So please help me out is there anywhere I could fix this problem please it's really annoying me??????
[Nexus 6P General] sn0warmy:
After deciding that I wanted to make the jump from my 5X to the 6P, I spent some time trying to figure out if it made more sense to go directly through Google or through BestBuy, instead. While in the store, I stumbled across what appears to be a big advantage to buying the phone at BestBuy over ordering from Google with Nexus Protect. If you purchase BestBuy's 1 year $99 accidental damage protection plan, they will replace your damaged phone with absolutely no deductible. Meanwhile, Nexus Protect requires a $79 deductible for replacement.

The mobile department sales person and I stumbled across this when I asked for the details on their damage replacement plan. When she said there was $0 deductible, I figured that was just too good to be true. She pointed out that when a phone is purchased through a carrier the T&C's stipulate a $70 - $199 deductible, depending on the price of the phone. However, she said that this did not apply to unlocked phones and said that instead, they are considered the same as an "appliance or TV". The replacement plans on appliances or TV's don't require a deductible for replacement. We pulled in a manager who agreed that there is no deductible on unlocked phones.

Now, we all know that retail stores are great about making promises they don't intend to keep and then changing their tone when push comes to shove, so take this with a grain of salt. With that said, the manager assured me that if I came in with a broken phone, they would replace it with the exact same phone/SKU at no additional cost and gave me his cell number to use in case I find myself in that position and run into any issues while he isn't there.

Here's a breakdown of the difference between BestBuy's damaged device replacement plan and Google's "Nexus Protect" plan:

Nexus Protect:

- $89 up front cost

- $79 deductible

- Overnight replacement

- 2 year plan

BestBuy Replacement Plan:

- $99 up front cost

- $0 deductible

- Replacement provided same day or shipped to you within 1-2 business days, if out of stock

- 1 year plan

I figured I'd share this information for anyone who may also be figuring out the best purchase method with the intent on getting accidental damage covered. Do with the info as you will.
[Nexus 6P General] Spaded21:
Nexus Protect:

- $89 up front cost

- $79 deductible

- Overnight replacement

-2 year plan

BestBuy Replacement Plan:

- $99 up front cost

- $0 deductible

- Replacement provided same day or shipped to you within 1-2 business days, if out of stock

-1 year plan

Fixed it for you.
[Nexus 6P General] sn0warmy:
Blah! I meant to add that. Thanks for adding it in. The 2 year plan will be a deal maker for some. Others, like myself, only keep a phone for a maximum of 12 months before changing to something different, so the 2 year plan isn't a selling point for me.
[Nexus 6P General] krazy_smokezalot:
Also you left a big part out Best Buy won't cover LOST OR STOLEN DEVICES!
[Nexus 6P General] y2whisper:
Neither of them will. Thats an interesting plan though. I still prefer google for customer service if something goes defective. but this makes it a much closer choice especially because you can buy the device in store and potentially take advantage of in store deals.
[Nexus 6P General] sn0warmy:
Well, Mr. "smokezalot", maybe you should lay off the pot. Nexus Protect doesn't cover this either.

Yeah, Google's customer service has always been great. But the idea of just taking the device to the store, 15 minutes away and potentially getting a replacement the same day, is quite appealing.
[Nexus 6P General] y2whisper:
Fully agree. If you have a store with good staff and good management, take advantage of it.
[Nexus 6P General] jaytv:
This is BEST BUY we're talking about, right?
[Nexus 6P General] tech_head:
The one thing that is missed is that Nexus Protect is a better plan since the up front cost is lower AND it covers for two years.

In year #2 what do you do with the BB plan?
[Nexus 6P General] y2whisper:
Cost is only lower if you never have to use it. If you need to do a claim Nexus protect loses because of the deductible. Year 2 may be irrelevant as OP doesn't seem to care to keep their device past one. I personally got it thinking year two would be a good selling point when I sell the device and could bump the price up a bit.

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Yup

I was speaking to sn0warmys point about him having a good relationship with the people at his location. That helps.

In general I'm weary of BB staff as a lot of them don't have good product training so a warranty return can come with quite the hassle.
[Nexus 6P General] l_stevens:
If you CAN'T get extra when you sell it, or lose it, or don't care, you can get a pro-rata refund if you cancel it (as long as there have been no claims).
[Nexus 6P General] y2whisper:
Interesting. Good to know
[Nexus 6P General] ibous:
How many replacements do you get in that year? With Nexus protect you get 2 a year so up to 4 over the two years.
[Nexus 6P General] l_stevens:
I don't think so. I think Nexus Protect is 2 replacements over 2 years.
[Nexus 6P General] ibous:
You are right. Now I wonder where I got that idea
[Honor 6, 6 Plus Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashishakp:
Hello guys,

Two days back I got a notification for B550 update, so I have updated my H60 L04 to B550. But after that updation I am having a strange problem, can you guys plz help me?

Problem:

As long as the charger is connected with my phone, I am able to use it as usual like browsing internet, watching youtube videos, playing games etc. But as soon as I am removing the charger phone is getting switched off, and its not switching on again. When I do try to wsitch on it by pressing power button only the honor logo is comming and its switching off again. But, if I am connecting the charger then again its working normally. Bettery remains full still phone is getting switched off. Strange thing is that, if I am not opening any app after un-plugging the charger its not getting switched off, and as soon as I am opening an app its switching off again. Is it a hardware related peoblem or software problem?? However, tomorrow I'll flash the old stock kitkat and will see the result. Still I need help from you guys. Does anyone here faced this problem? Plz give me some suggestions. Thanks !
[Honor 6, 6 Plus Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ayaanah:
Hellow...ashish KP.. Even i'm facing same problem ....
[Honor 6, 6 Plus Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashishakp:
Have you tried flashing the old stock Kitkat? What do you think, is it hardware problem or software?

However, this Friday I'll try to flash the stock kitkat and I'll let you know the results. I've done a bit of research and got to know that it may be the battery problem or a capacitor in motherboard might have burnt causing this problem.
[Honor 6, 6 Plus Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CibiGowtham:
hi friends,

i am also facing the same problem. Is any one can recover from this problem ?
[XDA Assist] sniperassault:
I need help to solve a bug with the old games on android 4.0+.

the problem appear when i making a multitouch action while I run the game, then the game gives me force close. I noticed in the logcat and this is the error:

01-03 16:48:15.726 E/AndroidRuntime( 4860): FATAL EXCEPTION: main

01-03 16:48:15.726 E/AndroidRuntime( 4860): java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: pointerIndex out of range

01-03 16:48:15.726 E/AndroidRuntime( 4860): at android.view.MotionEvent.nativeGetAxisValue(Native Method)

01-03 16:48:15.726 E/AndroidRuntime( 4860): at android.view.MotionEvent.getX(MotionEvent.java:197 4)

01-03 16:48:15.726 E/AndroidRuntime( 4860): at com.gameloft.android.TBFV.GloftGMHP.ML.GameGLSurfa ceView.onTouchEvent(GameGLSurfaceView.java:285)

01-03 16:48:15.726 E/AndroidRuntime( 4860): at android.view.View.dispatchTouchEvent(View.java:554 1).

I would like to know if someone knows the way to fix this either modifying the app or modifying the system.

thanks for your attention and I hope answers
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sameh86:
hi guys i want to ask a strange question can i get extra internal storage by just changing the motherboard of the phone from a 16 gb one to a 32gb one or a 64gb one or i have to change the phone as a whole????is it possible technically?????? please answer me as soon as possible as this issue is important for me
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gorgtech:
It is possible to change the motherboard only but expect a lot of stress since this phone is very hard to open, even if you have some special tools laying around. The motherboard itself is also quite expensive. You could use eg. a USB OTG stick in order to store some stuff like eg. movies on it.

I have the smallest version of the Nexus 6P with 32GB only and it´s still enough for me if you don´t clutter your phone with 1000eds of Apps ;)
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tech_head:
Better off selling it and buying another.