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[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Deleted member 2496007:
Not sure if this is still the same with USB Type-C (but I suspect it is) but this happened a lot with certain car chargers.

The problem was the manufacturers didn't appreciate how smart phones control their charge. They look to see if there is a certain resistance across the two data pins. If it is a certain value or above, the phone decides it is plugged into a USB port on PC, and limits it's own charging current to 500mA in line with USB standards and prevents damage to your motherboard.

Some charger manufacturers do not appreciate this and do not short the data pins. The phone sees infinite resistance (open circuit), and switches to USB charging.

I used to get around this by having a car charging only cable I adapted by shorting the data cables (green & white) at the phone end. It worked perfectly. I made sure this cable stayed in my car and never got used for anything else.

However I cannot say for certain that this is safe to do on USB Type-C so try at your own risk.

If you are able, test this safely by plugging in a chopped off USB type A into the charger, and testing what resistance you are reading across green & white cores. (Unless you can get your testing probes inside the charger and check directly of course!)
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] colthekid:
I'd be looking at the quality of the charger and cable. I have QC2.0 & QC3.0 car chargers (yes I know the P9 is not QC compatible, but it means they are a decent quality charger capable of sustained 5V2A and possibly more) and a decent quality cable (20AWG or better). I have data, bluetooth and my GPS Satnav app running and the phone easily still charges (up to 10-15% hour). Also the temperature matters, if the phone is on the dashboard or windscreen in direct sunlight then it will heat up quite easily and the charging rate will drop. I've put my red hot phone, barely charging, on a vent mount with the car's aircon blowing cool air and the charging rate soon crept back up to normal levels as the phones temp dropped.

Modern chargers don't work that way, Qualcomm's Quick Charge and other fast charging methods (including Huawei's fast charging) also use the data cables to "talk" to the charger & so provide voltage over and above the standard 5V (9V, 12V etc) and they do not work with a shorted data cable. Well, they would work, but not at fast charging speeds. I certainly don't and have never used a "charge only" cable.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] marocootje:
Opgelost :) Ga naar je build tik er een paar keer op. Ga naar de ontwikkelaars en verander je usb in alleen opladen. Laadt nu goed op bij mij.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] hpsauce37:
Purchased a new Anker 3.0 charger and still same problem. It will not charge up while using maps.

Seems very strange
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] colthekid:
Do you have a lot of data use while using Maps? 3G or 4G data? Are you using Smart or Performance power plan? As I said above... decent cable?

Check in Battery Manager also for which app is using the power... is it Maps or something else?
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] max650001:
I just purchased new ZUS car charger its 4.8 A i will post results after I try it
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] hpsauce37:
Using 3g. Smart performance mode. Original cable being used and only maps running.

It will not charge above level I plugged cable in while on maps. Will charge when I turn screen off but very slow in my opinion.

Could be a deal breaker for me as I use my phone as a sat Nav alot these days
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] hpsauce37:
Anker

[Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0] Anker PowerDrive+ 1 (Premium Quick Charge 3.0 24W USB Car Charger) for Galaxy S6 / Edge / Plus, Note 5 / 4, Nexus 6, Samsung Fast Charge Qi Wireless Charging Pad and More

This is what I am using
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] colthekid:
Well I have a 2 port Anker QC3.0 car charger, so basically provides the same output as yours and don't seem to have any issues.

I did a test last night using google maps instead of my usual Satnav and was still charging 5-8%/hr, which is lower than I normally get, but still charging. I had my usual Bluetooth (linked to car), Data (3 & 4G) & GPS all on. Data use was higher and I assume this is what has dragged the charging % down & is probably the reason your's doesn't charge much if at all.

I use an offline Satnav app (Sygic) which obviously cost £, but saves on the data & power (& is very good IMO I might add!), but I believe there are free offline Satnav apps in the play store...might be worth trying to see if you still have charging issues.

Also check your screen brightness (settings, display, brightness)...make sure set on auto & slider below set about 50% (unless you really need it brighter!)
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] marocootje:
Read mine answer back and it's solved
[P8lite Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sheldd:
Hy,i just buyed a P8 Lite and after two days i made an update from this site http://huaweifirmware.com/huawei-p8-lite (If it's wrong i will delete it) and i asked the online store from where i buyed if i will loose the warranty, they said if the update isn't OTA and i will install it manualy yes. So i want to know one thing, it s possible that they will know if it was OTA or manually ?
[P8lite Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lordbannakaffalatta:
if everything happend correct nobody will now ;)

be sure that your bootloader is still locked and you have no root.

you warranty should be ok.

also you can upgrade to a newer version trough ota
[P8lite Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sheldd:
Thanks for the fast answer, i didn't root it or something like this, i just downloaded the rom,put the dload folder in SD card and instaled from project menu using this code *#*#2846578#*#* After this everything was fine,after the install i got an OTA update,aroung 130 mb. Installed and that one and no problem. The reason i told you everything what i've done it's because i'm not sure if the bootloader is still locked. But i hope it is. I'm new with this phone so i don;t know to much about it and how it;s working :D
[P8lite Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lordbannakaffalatta:
everything is fine. you upgraded trough an official way...

huawei supports that update and i don't think your store will now how every update from every device is rolling out so.
[P8lite Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sheldd:
So i hope i my warranty is fine, Thanks for help :good::good:
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saifsalee:
Need official Ruu For HTC M8 CID : HTC__622
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ckpv5:
Is your bootloader unlocked ?

If yes ... read this : http://xdaforums.com/htc-one-m8/help/tutorial-how-to-stock-stock-twrp-t3086860

read all the 14 steps on post #1, restore 4.18.708.12 backup & install 4.18.708.12 stock recovery then do OTA.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zile995:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=67364395
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] wolvarine:
so please forgive me if I'm asking this for the umpteenth time, but my searches have proven futile, I can't seem to find the answers I need...

I have a cingular 8125 and can't connect to my wireless network even though I'm 1 ft away, it says it's unavailable, even though I'm surfing the web on my computer using that same connection...

:confused:

I'm running WM6...
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] mikaarce:
does your device recornize your network?

try connecting using "work"
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] tomazez:
sometimes you just have to click on the unavailabe thing, and then it starts connecting, if it doenst say connected then you probably have to reset your modem, its normally that when a new device wants to connect to a wireless modem it first has to be resetted, often there is a special button dedicated for this.

another solution is to check if you entered the wlan name or whatever it is called correct and the settings are well set. and maybe you need a key to enter the secure network, becuz wm doesnt say anything if the key is wrong

cheerz!
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] akashastrega:
Go into wireless settings, see if your hub is being recognized. Also, if it is encrypted, make sure you entered the pass correctly. Mine sometimes does that, and it usually (for me) is that I entered the kajillion number pass wrong. Sometimes I have to reset my wifi, and reboot my phone, then it will read.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] wolvarine:
thanks for all the suggestions, I have tried to uncheck the IEEE 802.1x network access control, but all I get is a ping and it won't let me uncheck it, a friend with the same phone told me I have to get the checkmark out of this box, or my wifi won't work, could this be why I can't get connected...?
[Galaxy Grand Prime Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oyonboyon:
I am new to all these so forgive me if I don't know something obvious. I have a grand prime sm-g530h that I tried to root using the cf-autoroot chainfire files. But it did not work and I ended up stuck in odin mode forever! I was trying to upgrade from kitkat to lollipop. Anyway I could not even go back to kitkat version using the 4.4.4 file from chainfire. Here is the link to this problem if anyone is can help: http://xdaforums.com/grand-prime/help/stuck-downloading-mode-trying-to-root-t3400043

Anyway, I then downloaded the firmware from sammobile: http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/download/46171/G530HXXU2AOC2_G530HODD2AOA1_BNG/ and this time it worked and I was able to get back to my phone! all the apps that were previously installed were present as if nothing changed.

I did notice one difference between the file sizes. Chainfire MD5 files were around 30 MB while sammmobile files were around 1 GB!! and a lot of processes happened when I installed the sammoble firmware using odin which did not happen when I tried to use the chainfire files.

Here is a screenshot of odin after installing sammobile firmware:

My concern is why is there a such a huge difference in size of the MD5 files? Should I be concerned? Did this also install any hidden malware that I should be worried about? I see something called "hidden.img.ext4" and other stuff! Is sammobile.com safe? Please help!
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] wowanbelousov:
Android Marshmallow 6.0.1 for Samsung J5 (F/H/FN/M/G/Y/N)

Here you can discuss everything that concerns the new update

Join the conversation and discussion
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] wowanbelousov:
Congratulations to the owners of models J500F:good:

and wait for the update to other models

Download model J500F

http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/download/73792/J500FXXU1BPF4_J500FODD1BPF4_INS/

as the news was announced

http://www.sammobile.com/2016/06/14...500f-getting-the-marshmallow-update-in-india/
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] updesh94:
update is great..

UI and animations are amazing but they haven't given the option to format SD card as internal. It can be done with Adb however without rooting just Google it.. .

Also the phone seems more snappy and fast..
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] wowanbelousov:
Congratulations to the owners of models J500M

and wait for the update to other models

Download model J500M

https://samsung-firmware.org/download/Galaxy J5/8vp8/ZTO/J500MUBU1BPF3/J500MZTO1BPF2/
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] updesh94:
New touch wiz is great especially the contacts app..

More or less similar than before only minor changes...

Since I have no plans to root it as of now so I can't tell you about twrp or anything..
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] Lawr3nce:
Messaging is now very laggy on marshmallow. Lollipop was better!

Yet, overall, smooth update for our galaxy J500.

But i have 2 concerns. Please help me out:

1.After i updated my J500F to the indian marshmallow, my phone is permanently on roaming and the mobile internet(lte/3g/2g) doesn't work. Do you think it's related to this update? Due to the fact that i am from Romania and the rom is India?

2. Can i still root my J500F running on marshmallow with the same procedure of CF-AUTO-ROOT which is already online for lollipop?

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] wowanbelousov:
Congratulations to the owners of models J500H

and wait for the update to other models

Download model J500H

https://samsung-firmware.org/download/Galaxy J5/642b/SER/J500HXXU1BPG2/J500HOXE1BPG2/
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] updesh94:
Adoptable storage feature not present

I tried the adb hack for enabling adoptable storage (use sd card as internal storage) and it is NOT working.. :crying: dumb Samsung!
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] Lawr3nce:
So you suggest that i root via TWRP?
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] wowanbelousov:
Yes,And so it is wise to:)
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] wowanbelousov:
Although the point is not working TWRP MARSHMALLOW

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=67369502&postcount=142
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] souvikpal:
How to root the android M? I read somewhere in the forum that TWRP recovery is't working on v6.

Does titanium backup working on android M?

What are the bloatwares included?

What about link2sd compatibility? I heard Samsung has disbled adopted storage.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] Lawr3nce:
Aaah....so how on earth will we now root our J500F on marshmallow? Doesn't the odin cfautoroot flash method work??
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] Telepracity:
Congratulations J500F!
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] Lawr3nce:
Ok, ok ....congrats,wonderful,splendid,smooth.....BUT....how can we root our MARSHMALLOW galaxy J500F ?

Anyone?
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] wowanbelousov:
Download the firmware 6.0.1 https://samsung-firmware.org/download/Galaxy J5/9c89/INS/J500FXXU1BPF4/J500FODD1BPF4/

and flash Odin....(I hope you know how to Use Odin)

That's all!;)
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] rgunes:
aight the thing is, i'm using nick verse's cm12.1 for j500f , and it's good, a few bugs but ok, and it's 250mb~ , this **** is 1.1GB with probably full of crappy side apps which requires extra effort to wipe off of phone and still takes so much space in memory right? I guess i'll wait for cm13. Any suggestions? should i be using this?
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] Lawr3nce:
And can i get back my warranty(reset my knox) IF, after i root via odin, I WIPE data/cache AND REFLASH stock rom???
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] wowanbelousov:
Installation of this version does not affect the warranty

If you of course do not have installed TWRP or ROOT the warranty is not removed
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] Lawr3nce:
Thanks!

So assuming i root via odin, can i get my warranty back by reflashing stock rom??? if i do a clean reflash of stock rom, will the knox get back to 0x0?
[Verizon HTC 10 Questions & Answers] btonetbone:
Hey everyone -

Apologies if this has been asked before, but a simple search didn't turn up results. Verizon (surprise surprise) is already lagging behind on firmware updates. For those of us who are S-Off, unlocked, and on custom ROMs, is it possible to flash an updated firmware (such as 1.80.617.1) and still use our phones? Or are we stuck on Verizon's release cycle for firmware updates?

EDIT - I meant to post this in the Questions & Answers section, my apologies. If any mods want to move it, please feel free.
[Verizon HTC 10 Questions & Answers] ffuser1:
we're stuck on verizon's firmware. i use viper and the software is updated to the latest release, just not using the eu/intl firmware.
[Verizon HTC 10 Questions & Answers] dottat:
If you are on Verizon you should be using Verizon firmware. Just because a version number is different doesn't mean it's ahead. They are different forks tested and tweaked for entirely different networks.
[Verizon HTC 10 Questions & Answers] camparks:
But does that hold true when flashing the Verizon radio behind the other firmware?(not challenging your statement here, just asking a variation of the OP question)

I think that is the main thing people want to know when this topic comes up. I've seen the question and information on it scattered in pieces across multiple threads, but never fully answered by being backed with a report by someone who did it.

So you don't think I am one of those that just sits back to let someone else do the work - I am willing to try such a thing by flashing the US unlocked or Europe FW followed by the VZW radio you pulled, but would need a little guidance in terms of how to provide feedback. Test signal before/after? I know from Viper thread loss of camera is something to watch out for. Any other specific items/parameters to check before/after? Since Viper just did a re-base, I have been searching and debating between those two FW anyway. First the Euro to match the ROM, then the US because they have the ROM flashing on all FW out at the moment.
[Verizon HTC 10 Questions & Answers] dottat:
So here's the thing... you will see unlocked users who simply flashed the radio complain they often get stuck on 3g/1x. You will see the posts about the camera loss. You will see things about loss of volte. The firmware is always optimized for the rom/carrier for which it was written. They won't include vzw fixes in unlocked firmware since that phone isn't targeted for use on the vzw network.

Between the rom and the firmware it's really just a different fork altogether. They aren't mean to be used without each other as a dependency.

Euro firmware will likely have some odd wifi side effects for some folks as they use different bands over there.
[Verizon HTC 10 Questions & Answers] camparks:
So can we back up just a bit to where I believe this all stems from - Is the HTC 10 truly a single-hardware phone? Therein, making all "variants" manifested only by which firmware is flashed? Is that true globally? If not, is that true for all in a particular "zone"(Europe, Asia, US, etc.)?

Ok, with the Euro FW the issues are apparent, given different standards not only for cellular, but also the camera and wi-fi vary from those here in the US. Even if one were to flash a US carrier radio, the camera and wi-fi issues could still pop up. Moving on from that consideration.

For US unlocked, there should be no standards issue, correct? Assuming hardware is the same for atleast all US carriers, what besides the radios would differ between carriers when

not

running stock ROMs?

Obviously there would be issues when on stock ROMs due to custom apps, features, etc. that would break not only when running different non-stock FW, but also when running one carrier's stock ROM on another carrier's network. All that is ill-advised and goes back to you only recommending stock FW.

Thanks for discussing this. I do not question your advise at all, I just want to explore the what and why of it all to put it all in one place. Thanks for humoring me and my questions!
[Verizon HTC 10 Questions & Answers] dottat:
Hardware wise most are the same. And you are right about me recommending firmware that matches your carrier. That aside, my experience has been like this....

I have been asked a couple times to try to fully convert a phone from one carrier to another. On the 10, we know that unlocked<->verizon works and we thought it would since HTC gave them the same MID (different CIDs though). On the m9, I have attempted to fully convert a verizon m9 to an ATT model. The RUU flashes everything BUT tp and one or two other ones. It boots up fine (att death star and all)... but it will never boot to recovery and never load TWRP when flashed. There's something about the overall partition structure that makes it different.

On the rom/firmware front.... Verizon and HTC do very specific testing for firmware/OS releases. They do this not only to ensure optimal performance for the user, but also to make sure that the phone itself doesn't cause issues on the network itself. As the manager of an engineering team for a huge US based ISP, I can tell you that firmware of devices CAN and DOES impact the network stability from time to time. I'm not talking about capacity issues, I'm talking about your phone making a phone call and causing a network card back at the CO/Tower/ETC reset. It does happen.

Lastly, I measure things by what you gain. What would gain by flashing unlocked or EU firmware images onto a phone on the verizon network? An increase in number version? As much as I see people who change their aboot do so to avoid red text, it always surprised me to see a VZW phone with a third X.X.401.X number on their bootloader indicating non-vzw firmware. There's a new piece of fun around since the m9 and present on the 10. If you manage to get an aboot on your phone doesnt match your firmware and you reboot the phone you will be stuck in bootloader with no access to download/recovery and often OS. The only fix is to manually flash each firmware image / partition file by name manually and it must match the aboot for it to work. So that's another reason to not go and mix and match because to be honest... most people don't make it beyond the panic moment of that. That phone gets returned and added to the reasons verizon makes it more difficult going forward.

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There's my 2 cents
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wiwild:
Everything is in the title how to root an updated to marshmallow 6045i.

Thanks
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK00183:
Just flash this Supersu

https://download.chainfire.eu/751/SuperSU/

other versions not works :)
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dongarritas:
So just to clarify, I have a 6045I factory global unlocked from Amazon, It has never been rooted, bootloader unlocked, nothing. So would I place on SD and apply update through stock recovery, or is there a different method? Really just want root for adaway and xposed. TWRP would be nice, but not necessary. Just don't want a new paperweight. ;) Thanks!
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Helacornio:
Can i install twrp to flash thid or stock is fine?
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yash_rathore25:
You can try windroid toolkit v3.1.

First u have to unlock bootloader then to flash recovery and supersu .

For me it is not recognising my phone hope u will get success.

If try then pls share ur experience.
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dongarritas:
I downloaded twice, and twice got security that windroid 3.1 has trojan, and was quarantined!?!
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yash_rathore25:
For me it got downloaded but showing device either offline or unauthorized
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dongarritas:
I'd run a full virus /malware scan.... I use 360 Security on mobile devices and PC's. It, along with SUPERAntiSpyware has served me well.
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] famewolf:
Just install the TWRP 3.0 in android development (it has instructions in the thread) and then you can flash the supersu mentioned.
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yash_rathore25:
Bro,

They also on locked bootloader with no fastboot commands working like me.
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] famewolf:
Well the obvious choices are:

1) Use mobile Q to restore to 5.0.2...unlock bootloader, install twrp....upgrade to marshmallow using the modified update.zip that doesn't wipe recovery and finally root using the file mentioned.

or

2) Live with it as it is until someone figures out how to restore fastboot which will probably still require downgrading.
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yash_rathore25:
I am waiting some days otherwise i will downgrade :D

BTW my device is recognized in fastboot but commands not working. It means fastboot is working but commands have been changed
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK00183:
The root install it with TWRP !