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[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] bakasaru:
Same here

I had the same issue. I factory reset a couple of times. I even rooted and installed custom ROM. But it still would do it (though much less frequently). I ultimately exchanged it with a warranty phone with my carrier. Crossing my fingers that my phone will stop doing this.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] skuyumcu:
I have same promlem :(
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] alexhtc10:
I had the same problem... After the last update, it entered a BootLoop... It was pretty difficult to even shut down the phone! It got so hot I was afraid it's going to burn out its motherboard...

Mine is not rooted or anything of the sort...

Eventually I managed to shut it down...

Went to claim my warranty... They opened it up... Don't really know what they did... But before throwing it in the garbage... I tried one more time to power it up... And it worked !

I've stopped all the updates since and I never let it run out of battery.. It's clearly a software problem.

And it's not related to HTC only. Samsung has it too. I know for a fact that the S8 has it....
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] BuT_TeR:
I am having the same problem , has anyone found a fix ?
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] dashbored:
I had the same problem with mine. Bought it used from Swappa and out of the box it would randomly reboot. I also noticed the phone was abnormally hot doing nothing on the lockscreen or homepage. The random reboots quickly escalated to bootloop. Unfortunately I had to return it. I think the phone during initial stages of booting up relies purely on internal battery power, regardless if it's plugged into AC power or not. So, when the internal battery is dead, in the sense that it can no longer provide sufficient power even at a fully charged state, then you get stuck in the eternal bootloop.

I believe the only fix is to replace the battery with a new cell. However, due to the complexity of the tear down, I literally could not find one shop that would be willing to do it. Otherwise, I would have sucked it up and paid to have a new battery put in.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] rockvoh:
I've been encountering exactly this problem. Anywhere after 40% it'll just die and get stuck in a boot loop until I hook it up to a charger. If the boot loop happens multiple times before I manage to get to the charger, widgets stop working and I'll have to wipe the cache. Sometimes when the phone dies, it'll have said 20% or so before dying, but after hooking it up the charger it'll claim 2%.

So the battery or battery level sensor ain't great, that's a given. But 40% and dying? Something's wrong.

So after it completely died and refused to turn on again because it went through the boot loop until it just stopped trying, I decided to try this trick. I removed the SD card, tried everything to turn it on, finally getting it going by long-pressing volume down and power, went to recovery mode, rebooted the phone and it's working again. For now.

I'm not sure whether the SD card removal will fix the entire problem (or at least limit it to a ****ty battery) but I'll report back if that's the case. At least it got it to boot again, so thanks for at least giving me a strand of hope :D
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] rockvoh:
[previously on this post, an indication that the SD card trick might actually have worked]

edit: After posting that there had been no boot loops for 3 days, whereas the week before there would be at least one per day, obviously my HTC 10 figured that it was time to drop the charade.

It just restarted out of nowhere and the boot, it looped.

So. Conclusion. The SD card trick has not fixed the problem. Perhaps it has only made it less frequent, which is still useful, but I see a support ticket with HTC coming up in my future :crying:
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] disaster999:
My stock HTC 10 started having a bootloop problem last week. I was using the phone like normally and all of a sudden the phone would just shut down, and power itself back on. Once it got to the unlock screen it would restart again. Battery wasnt totally drained, but it was around 30% so forced shutdown the phone by pressing and holding the power button and charged the phone.

After a few hours tried my phone again and I couldnt get it to boot up no matter how long I held the power button for. I tried pressing power button and volume button to get it into the bootloader screen and that worked. I exited the bootloader and the phone powered right up. After charging for a few hours it only managed to charge the battery to 60%. The Oreo update was available for the phone too so I went ahead and updated the phone as well. After that it continued working for a few days until 2 days ago when I tried taking a picture when the phone still had 40% battery. It turned off right after snapping the picture and went into boot loop. I was able to get it out of there by quickly and frantically swiping the phone as soon as it reached the lock screen and the phone managed to stay booted up. But if I tried taking a picture again it would restart itself. I had a feeling the battery must be getting pretty old and tired and prematurely dying so I charged the phone up a bit and the problem seemed to go away. Replacing the battery wouldnt be easy since phones theses days are all glued together.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] badzi0r:
I have the same issue with my stock non-branded HTC. At the beginning I supposed that the reason was Location service and / or google maps but now I'm not that sure, since sometimes it's restarting after taking picture. I have replaced yesterday micro sd card but just moment ago I had another restart.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] EoinCuinn:
I get this issue the second I try and use my camera under 40% batter. I could bet money on it rebooting into a boot loop. I had a different sympton today though, the camera image was all streaky before it died. After I got my power back over 60%, the camera image was pefect again, and no bootloop.

The phone is 17 months old, and I have noticed gradual battery decline, so I'm pretty sure the phone dying a slow death.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] EoinCuinn:
Update to the above. I've been able to replicate this issue on:

Stock nougat

Leedroid Oreo

Stock Oreo ( RUU & OTA all the way from factory to current)

I can replicate this issue on all three, with or without an SD card in, and yesterday I could replicate it either starting the camera below about 35%, or the second it went below 25% under normal use.

I've taken it in under warranty, we'll see what happens.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] badzi0r:
I sent my one to warranty service too. They sent it back completely untouched, it works even worse, crashed around 60% battery level. The phone was charged to 100% but when I switched it on android shows only 50% battery level.

So, I sent it again.

We'll see the result, hopefully shortly.

Meanwhile I restored my immortal HTC HD2 :)
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] EoinCuinn:
Same experience unfortunately. I have a Pixel 2 now, and I don't have a need to give the 10 to anyone, so as much as I'd like to chase them down on principal, I just don't have the time and energy to do so.
[Android Apps and Games] Abdi0099:
Does Any One Of you Know or Can Create An App That Does The Following "Without Root" ?

Help Will Be Appreciated :)

1- Prevents User To Reboot Or Power Off Phone Unless A specific Password is given

2-Prevents User to Change The Volume Of Device (Ringtone & Notification) Unless A Specific Password is given

3-Prevents User To Change The Ringtone Unless A Specific Password Is given
[Android Apps and Games] ttminh1997:
So essentially you want to lock the power menu, the volume panel, and parts of the settings app with a password?
[Android Apps and Games] Abdi0099:
Yes mate

Can you help ?
[Android Apps and Games] ttminh1997:
I don't know about #1 and #2, but for #3, there's an xposed module called MaxLock that you could use to lock the main settings app.
[Android Apps and Games] dcaceres89:
In the OP he stated that he needs something without root, so I think that a xposed module isn't an option
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hooddurazi:
As you read in my title...

I Went to the Gallery the other day and i saw a pic that i didnt like so i deleted it, then i didnt see any Deleting Progress bar or anything and the Pictures Were gone. I ejected and took out the SD card then used a Card Reader to Try and Recover it with softwares like Dr.fone , Wondershare Data recovery, Easeus data recovery, but there was no use cuz everytime it just started scanning the SD card the SD card ejected itself. I think that the SD card may contain a new and improved kind of virus cuz also when i tried to scan it with ESET antivirus and AVG antivirus it did the Same thing (Auto Ejected itself).

So here i am today Asking your Help.

Any Help would be appreciated thank you.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rcobourn:
Sounds like your card went bad to me. All the symptoms you describe match a failed card. It's not a virus.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dabombcra:
You can use a recovery program to get the pictures. Well most of them

Verizon Note 4 using Taptalk
[Honor 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] merger:
I have a problem with country codes. When my wife sends me a text and i try and answer it nothing happens. My phone sais the message is sent, but she never gets the message.

I think i have found the problem. The country code is missing. I have entered her phone number as +46xxxxxxxxx but in the text the "+46" part is missing.

Might be useful to know that i have a danish sim card (+45) but i live in sweden (+46). Therefor have i edited all my contacts so they all have the +XX code in front of their phone numbers.

If i initiate a new text message and send it to her it works as it should, but when she initiates a new conversation the problem occur.

Any tips? It's really annoying as i have no idea that the message havent been received!!!!

I read something about "international call assist" but i cand find that setting anywhere :(
[Android Apps and Games] GameTroll12:
Play 32 lovely puzzles for kids and toddlers

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Your kids will just love these wonderful puzzles which, in challenging and fun way, will develop theirs spatial skills, sagacity, fine motor skills, shape and pattern recognition.

Your toddler will have lots of fun for hours!

And all of this completely for free!
[General Questions and Answers] JuaaN17:
Hi, i have a Galaxy Note 2, but i had a boot loop that make me reset everything and install the Stock Rom with ODIN, so i did it but months ago my wifi got broken, the Antenna Wifi of my Galaxy 2 is broken and i don't know how to fix it and i don't have enough time to go to a center that repair my phone, so i start downloading my apps with my mobile data, but there is some apps that are to heavy and my plan of mobile data is running out, so i decided to download my apps with tools that are on internet like the APK Evozi and APK Pure and somethings like that, but i had pay for apps that i want to download but i can't because my wifi is broken, so i want to know if there is any tool in which i can download my payed apps in my pc.​
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] ndiguy5:
So I have been more or less undecided about keeping my S7 edge, or selling it and picking up the F model. To me the PRO s and Cons balance out. I have watched the F models development it is limited now but definitely moving forward.

This made me wonder when we get the unlocked bootloader. How strong will out community be? Will the developers just decide to move on to another another device?
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] kar5ten:
Does someone know If a kernel from the lg g4/nexus would work on our device?

If it doesn't work I only have to wipe everything? Or could it break the. recovery?

I want to run a custom rom but without a custom kernel it is not the same.

So you think custom kernels will come the next week's or 2 months.

I'm not sure if the mi4c is enough for me with the current support. :/
[XDA Assist] greatpapa:
I recently purchased Bingo T30 Smart watch and we all have lack of its firmware as this is different from DZ09 and GT08 etc.

so worked on it and got success to extract the firmware from it and i modified it also to get one custom firmware also.

so lets start

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[XDA Assist] engloa:
Thread closed.

The Assist section is not the place to post guides of any kind.

Edit: You can read how Assist is used here
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ajfloridian:
Hello wonderful wonderful people of XDA-Developers world. First of.. I'm eternally thankful to all the contributors to this wonderful community.

Now for my request.. I'm in real estate and have a need for an Infrared Port on my device which allows me to take prospective buyer's into listed homes. We have this thing called GE Supra that enables that. With the Tilt's many joys, this is one sore feature thats lacking in the Tilt.

So, I went searching on google, wiki, this forum, ppcgeeks, pdaphonehome (why?), and many more only to find that there are apparently tons of USB IR dongles available in the market with a standard USB on one end and the IR blaster/receiver on the other. But, they are meant for a laptop/pc/mac etc.

**Is there ANYTHING I can give a shot at that you think exists maybe in the form of a Bluetooth device that brings IR addon to pdas??! Or a mini-usb for plugging into the Tilt or something.. ANYTHING..!

What about those IR blasters/extenders that one can get at Radioshack or something.. can they be "rigged" in someway to add an IrDA Port to my Tilt???

Please help.

AJ
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] JonnoB:
USB on Kaiser

The USB required for those IR devices are for an USB host. The USB on the Kaiser is not a host USB otherwise we would also be able to add things like thumbdrives, etc. IR has quickly gone the way of the Dodo bird in favor of other wireless technologies like Bluetooth. There are some cheap Windows Mobile Classic devices out there with IrDA still - perhaps when you need to, you can just carry a second device.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ajfloridian:
Thanks Jonnob

Thanks JonnoB,

I was hoping that I'll get a different answer but I guess there are no other options that getting another device to run that function. Oh well.. back to the ugly Supra DisplayKey that needs to be manually updated each day with using the ancient regular phone line... :( :( :(
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Sleuth255:
Maybe there are bluetooth versions of the GE Suprakey...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] dbaser:
I have been asked the same question about the Supra EKey software and the Tilt. Basically I tell the real estate agents to keep their "little blackbox key" if they want the Tilt.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] evilc:
Another angle may be to look for SDIO devices.

For example, there was one released for the Treo a while back: http://www.palminfocenter.com/news/7096/new-sd-card-universal-remote-control-device/
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ajfloridian:
Thats just what I was looking for but in MicroSDIO.. if such thing exists.

Thanks Evil..

Thats what I was searching online for. Maybe I'll try and find out if there is an SD to MicroSD adapter available so that I can plug the infrared SDIO blaster into a microSD adapter (if such a thing exists) and I should be good to go.

Is the MicroSD slot even enabled for I/O functionality?? Dunno..

Man.. more questions than answers.. Maybe I'll have to give in and stick with the black ugly DisplayKey for GE that I have to manually update via frickin' landline.

nuf *****in... I'm gonna move on.

Thanks all for trying to help.

AJ
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] evilc:
That's a good point. AFAIK the Kaiser is SDIO, but I have never heard of a male microSD to female SD adapter. At least the Kaiser microSD slot has an external opening so it is physically possible.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] rsolomon:
Seems painful, but there are BlueTooth->Serial adapters (which host a generic serial port profile on BT and have a physical RS-232 interface on the other side) - and I recall seeing Serial->IrDA adapters at one point. Plug two expensive low-volume gadgets together and hope they work? All the while, pointing the IR port at your Real Estate gizmo....

Richard
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] rsolomon:
Looks like these guys did exactly that - but they're targeting OEMs, so not sure how much luck you'll have buying only one....

http://www.tdt.de/en/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_view&gid=18

Richard
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] tdusen:
How about something like this? It was a device that plugged nto a headphone jack. I doesn't appear to be made any more, but I liked the idea.

http://www.pocketpcblast.com/articles/2002/12/20021217-TotalRemote-Control-With-Your.html
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Tavocr:
Yeah, I was talking about that one; actually, I keep one of those that I bought some years ago (for an old Toshiba e700 series that I owned).

Something like this, could work as well, supposing that someone write the code to make it work (which, I think, is totally feasible). How much would it cost, that's another story.

USB to IrDA adapter

In this case, you would need as well either a mini usb to usb cable or an adapter.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] rsolomon:
...and a whole new USB controller in the phone, since the one in there is a USB target not a USB master. Oh and a power source as well, since the USB target controller in the phone expects power provided TO it - just like the USB IrDA dongle's target controller expects power provided TO it.

All of which is not to trivialize the software component.

If the OP's software works on PocketPC but expects a serial port connection to the scanner (IrDA looks like a serial port to software) then his best bet is to find hardware which looks like a serial port to PocketPC software.

Just my $0.02 of course.

Richard
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Tavocr:
That's why I said that it would cost money (actually, a lot of money); developing software, drivers or whatever involved in this project wouldn't be cheap.

By the way, regarding power, oh well, this would be the easiest part, supposing that you really need an infrared port. Obviously, you would need an external source (not the most elegant solution), but this is the same case if using any of the other suggested solutions, being something like the TotalRemote IrDA module the exception, which I think could be a good approach.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] rsolomon:
I don't think you understand. Certainly it's not impossible, but you're asking effectively why grabbing two extension cords and plugging them together doesn't light up a lamp.

The two devices you want to connect BOTH have (for the sake of simplicity) "USB inputs", while a normal PC has "USB outputs". You're proposing hooking two "inputs" together - and there's not really a money solution to that.... in the same sense that you can't just buy a different brand extension cord to make the lamp light up.

Anyway, suffice it to say that for all effective purposes, hooking a USB IrDA dongle up to a USB phone is not going to be practical.

Richard
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Fahtrim:
Sounds like you should run the 8525 (Hermes)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] rsolomon:
LOL - an even simpler solution! Heck, I'll swap you a fully-decked out 8525 for your Tilt :D
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ajfloridian:
bluetooth to rs232 to irda.. hmmm!!

Rsolomon,

Thats a brilliant idea... atleast in theory.. and like you said "painful" :) but maybe worth a shot.

I may just give it a try as I also recollect finding a bluetooth to RS232 adapter/contraption.

I'll post my comments here if I do so.

AJ
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] rsolomon:
Cool. Good luck! (Though the 8525 offer stands of course :D )

Richard
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] PsyOpWarlord:
LOL .. My thoughts exactly. I can top that. I'd give both my Cingular 8500 (non camera) AND Cingular 8125 for a Tilt :D
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] colbaltblue:
try an infrared key fob?

not sure how the reestate infrared thing works, but could you use a programmable universal remote, or infrared key fob? There are universal remotes that can record IR codes if you point the device at them, and there are even key fob that do the same.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] cfhplumb:
What?

I thought that the thing DID have one, cause it said Beam in connnections and I vagualy remember some hp computer connected to it...
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Samarth Nadig:
I recently updated my Nexus 5 to Marshmallow . After updating whenever I open google keep , Google play store appears . Please do help me as soon as possible... Many thanks in advance.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dahawthorne:
Have you tried uninstalling (you can't completely uninstall because it's a system app, but you can remove updates) and then re-install? It might fix whatever link is broken.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Oxydrix:
I tried to install linux on my phone, rooted and busybox installed, but i always get in trouble with VNC, as shown in the Images below. Do you know how to fix?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] riso123:
I'm no guru or even a developer, but I can see it looks like it is unable to even mount the device partitions, so until you manage to fix that, there is no way you will be able to get it running.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] dave7802:
I thought SELinux needs to run in permissive mode for this?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Oxydrix:
I get it running through SSH, but it's only terminal , and i don't have su acces
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Ahmadhmedan:
did you manage to get it working eventually?