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[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] hbm7d:
okay i think somehow my lte issue got fixed i flashed the latest firmware on my phone and i still had the issue

but then i tied flashing the viperone rom and some how i dnt have the issue anymore and i have a stable lte connection

i flashed the firmware with the ruu on my sd card throw download mode

then flashed twrp

i did one thing i wasnt supposed to do a formated the data in wipe-format data

then flashed venom rom and in the carrier i choose default

i knw it doesnt make since but it fixed my problem

i hope this helps out with any of u having the same isssue

links:

for venom rom : http://xdaforums.com/htc-10/development/rom-21-02-viper10-1-0-0-tweaks-hub-t3379151

for the latest stock firmware : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24572369242686849
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] raja'i:
The problem is that i dont wanna flash any custom roms or unlock my phone, dont have the time for these stuff nowadays
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] nikosssb:
Same problem here. Brand new htc 10 on Ooredoo. LTE internet drops and no service at times. Also specific to certain areas only.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Beyondcr:
Similar problems here, US unlocked version on t-mobile I notice weak reception in some areas my s6 shows full, some times my HTC 10 drops completely off the network one time it was off over an hour no matter what I tried options/bands/disabling modem/rebooting/clearing cache it reconnected on its own time. My last hope before jumping ship is installing a custom rom but seeing how I have the latest firmware i'm not sure if it's going to make a difference. It almost seems that the phone is trying to reach for towers further away. I have never had so many dropped calls/loss of network connection with any device. If anyone has any ideas please share.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] nikosssb:
Any updates on the issue?
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] SacredDeviL666:
just a thought and you are able to be static on LTE on other device at the same location?

I am in AUH and on Etisalat...HTC_j15 with latest firmware mentioned above.... no drops in LTE its stable without any drops...

signal strength...
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] raja'i:
Other phones work fine at same area

Doha/qatar is well covered city with very strong signal

For me it looks like there is a problem with the 401 version and ooredoo, the LTE is screwed up
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] nikosssb:
I garee. But apart from the problem you described, I also noticed weak lte and wifi signals in general.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Trooper Thorn:
Did you have any luck with a custom ROM? I've had the same issues with the US unlocked HTC 10 on T-Mobile, particularly while travelling/driving for any extended distance.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] nikosssb:
Anyone managed to solve the issue?
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] raja'i:
I've sent a report to htc

Please try to report it too so that they will know its widespread
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Beyondcr:
I rooted and installed LeeDroid and still no luck, It might be a little better but I still get extremely low lte coverage and dropped calls, one of the places I work I have a hard time keeping a connection and when lte drops off I get no connection to network but if I run the lte discovery app it will reconnect to the tower, my s6 has no problem at keeping 3 bars in the same location. I thought the phone would be able to drop to 3g/hspa but It seems like I get lte or nothing. I can recall one of the t-mobile customer service reps saying about how only select phones can utilize the aws band or whatever their new band is called properly. So maybe the US unlocked version is missing some code to work on the network like it should? I have no other explanation for it, we would need to see the t-mobile and us unlocked versions side by side to see if this is true. If anyone has any ideas I am open to suggestions as I am ready to ditch this phone....
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Tane18:
So annoying that I got rid of the phone :(

Glad to see that the problem wasn't only with me. I had exactly the same issue (HTC10 + Ooredoo) on a brand new unit purchased in UAE, no problem within most of Doha areas, but every time I reached home the phone was completely loosing signal and people couldn't reach me. Only solution was to switch manually network and select 2g/3g only. Never faced that problem with any other devices including HTC A9. After repeated complaints to Qatar Mobiles, as phone was under HTC 2 years warranty, they finally gave me a new unit but I faced the exact same problem. So annoying that I sold the phone. Too bad because, except that, this is an awesome phone.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] nikosssb:
I wonder if htc is aware of this and working on a fix...
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] omar302:
HTC is definitely aware as many have complained, also as stated by 2 members now, they replaced their phones under warranty due to this issue, even though it did not fix it, but for sure the cost of service department checking & replacements will raise the issue. Also it seems there is an update on the horizon, 1.90.401.3, now released by MaximusHD and it seems it has a new baseband (radio), hope it will finally sort this problem.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] nikosssb:
Yeah ive seen the new firmware. Lets hope it fixes the problem for good.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] raja'i:
Got this today

Solved the LTE issue
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Cro Cop:
When I use mobile data, in the notification bar it shows only "4G", this is normal, right ?
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] nikosssb:
Same here! Finally!
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] devsk:
It should show 4G with very tiny LTE written at 90 degree angle next to G. At least that's what it shows on my phone...:) But I think icon does not matter. What matters is what speeds you are able to achieve? Have you tested that?
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Cro Cop:
I have, I got adequate speeds for my carrier..
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] raja'i:
I dont think it matters as long as u get lte speeds

Mine shows 4G/4G+
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] iceman3xx:
Does anybody have a fix for this. I am on ooredoo and experiencing the same problem. Any suggestions
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] jauhien:
share with us such a screenshot..

Sent from my hTc 10
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] omar302:
As mentioned a few posts above, the issue was resolved on Ooredoo with the 1.90.401.5 update. Since then the phone received 2 or 3 updates, the latest being the Nougat update, 2.41.401.3 or 2.41.401.4 and they all had LTE working fine with Ooredoo. If you still have the LTE issue on the last phone update and you tried resetting your phone (wipe), then you need to take it to the repair center.
[Xposed General] Greencoast215:
Phone is unlocked, rooted, running marshmallow, busybox installed and updated. But when I try flashing Xposed (latest as of this post, SDK 23 arm64) through TWRP (2.8.6.0) I receive the following error:

I've done what research I can, but most of the information I've come across isn't all that relevant to my situation, so any help would be welcome at this point. Cheers. :good:
[Xposed General] Portgas D. Ace:
Either update your recovery to the latest version (3.0.2.0 if available) and ensure that you have the correct .zip file.
[Honor 6, 6 Plus Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borg17a:
I installed the Indian Version of MM on my H60-L04C675B820 (European). It works fine so far!

My problem is:

- I cannot install the new official H60-L04C675B822 version, you can download here http://www.hihonor.com/in/support/details/?DOC_ID=83363. The Installation stopped at 5% with "Software install failed".

- I cannot downgrade. Every downgrade package, I found, I tried to install. But it stopped either at 5 % or at 36 % with "Software install failed".

Has anybody an idea what to do? :crying:

Addition 1:

I wrote a E-Mail to the Indian und European Service. The Indian service answered I should ask the European service. The European service answered that It's not possible to give me further support.

Addition 2:

I could install the Update to B831. Thats a good thing!
[Honor 6, 6 Plus Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leechseed:
How long did you wait, so you can say it stopped?
[Honor 6, 6 Plus Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borg17a:
It says "Software install failed".
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] bazzatron:
What do people think about integrated antennas like these:

http://store.mp3car.com/Roof_top_GPS_Cellular_PCS_WiFi_antenna_p/com-008.htm

I am thinking about getting one like this for my car obviously to up the gps and cellular signal strength.

A question I have for any TyTn II experts, Which antenna does the WiFi use, is it integrated into the cellular antenna or gps or neither?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RemE:
Neither, I believe all three have their own internal antennas. I say this because I have seen the internal photos of the Hermes and Trinity (which has GPS) and they had seperate small antennas. The Kaiser has two external antenna ports but after bricking my 1st Hermes by plugging an external antenna in and having it kill my radio, I'll never play the external game again. Besides it seems to work very well on all radios, even simultaneously, without externals.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] aboutthemind:
I Would Have To Go With All In A 3 In One (technicaly)

FROM MY EXPERIENCE I WOULD SAY THAT THEY ALL WORK WITH THE RIGHT DRIVERS.

hOW EVER BEING ABSTRACT I WOULD SAY SINCE I BELIEVE MOST OF ALL THE PHONES HAVE GPS BUILT IN and THAT THE WRITE DRIVER SHOULD GIVE YOU THE ABILITY TO UTILIZE THE antenna FROM THE PHONE WHICH HAS MORE THAN ONE WIRE IN IT.

external NOW YOUR TALKING SOME EXTRA BOOST JUST FOR YOUR CONNECTION TO IT.

YOU CANT GO WRONG, TRICK IS ALL ABOUT TIME AND EFFICIENCY COST IS PERSONAL OPINION[

good luck
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] bazzatron:
The first photo is with the rubber grommet off and you can see the hole that goes through to the documented external GPS antenna. In the red circle is a piece of plastic that is blocking another external antenna port.

The 2nd photo is with the whole back off and inside the circle again you can see the extra antenna port.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Lidberg:
1. Stop yelling!

2. Most phones do NOT have GPS built-in.

3. You don't need drivers to use an external antenna. It's a physical connection.

4. Get your facts straight.

5. I like the antenna. Now if it had an XM antenna in it, I would buy it in a heartbeat. It would also work great for wardriving (not with my Tilt, but with my laptop)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] aboutthemind:
Another Fan i apologize for not being clear

This can be done
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Lidberg:
People don't like when you use ALL CAPS. It looks like you're yelling at them.

The way you made your statement, it sounded like you needed drivers for the GPS antenna, which is not true. You need drivers to utilize the GPS radio. Two different things. You even got the two mixed up in the same post.

I seriously doubt the Kaiser is 5 years old. Where are you getting this information??

Personally I think your statements tend to ramble and be incoherent, but I digress. The Kaiser is an excellent phone. I love having built-in GPS. I am probably going to buy an external GPS antenna for it, although it really doesn't need it. I can even get 2-3 birds inside my house.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] PerfAlbion:
What does this mean? That HTC or other cell phone manufacturer are removing components on a board they've already produced before they release a new phone? Why on earth would they do that when they could save the cost of buying the additional circuitry in the first place and just order a run of what they want?

Antennae don't require drivers. Circuits do. What you're saying doesn't make any sense.

This doesn't make any sense.

I'm neither, but I believe you need to withdraw your comments.

Not really, no. It sounds like you're saying the Kaiser is using a board that's five years old and has physically had circuits removed from it because HTC didn't want to provide all of the features/functions that they could. I sincerely doubt that this is the case, since they'll produce a couple million of these things and paying even $1 extra for circuits they'll remove and labor to remove them makes no sense when they can order up a board that they want and get it for cheaper.

Throw in that you posted in all caps (considered rude by just about everyone) and then provided information that just doesn't add up, I'm not surprised you got push back.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] aboutthemind:
Again i apologize for beining insulted and for any misrepresentation

I really don't feel like explaining my self, so if you feel that i am attacking you i apologize.

considering that i have simply stated a an opinion and you have managed to exert the fact that you do not respect others. i will respond.

and seriously just take what you like in theory and leave the stuff that you dont like.

I am not going to explain that typing is not the easiest thing for me. please don't mistake that for a representation of how i deal with people.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] aboutthemind:
Thanks for the visual thats what i am talking about

back to the real question

i would look for any type of after market booster car kit easiest way is google the word china after it and you would be shocked what youll find they can pretty much customize anything the word to use for phones in china is not cellular or htc.. pocket pc

"mobile phone"

is the key word attached to gps car kit or what ever

always request a sample good luck only sugestion i am not an expert
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] aboutthemind:
sorry about the caps didnt see it

Kool let me know how it goes

if i get around to it

i am assuming it can hook into a car via blue toothe???????
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Lidberg:
Don't insult us by calling us "genius". There are a lot of very smart people on this board. Without their help, my phone wouldn't be nearly as fun to play with.

You made a pretty broad assumption that if one or two phones have GPS built-in, then all of them do. The fact is, very few phones have GPS built-in. My last phone, the 8525, was a very good phone with lots of features. It's less than a year old and it doesn't have GPS. Go ahead and keep making those assumptions and you'll stand out as someone who doesn't know how to do any kind of research. You will make yourself look like a fool.

P.S. Spell check is your friend. Use it.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RemE:
Actually the 8525 does have GPS! However, after in-depth investigation these XDA folks identified that while the IC Chipset did have GPS as part of it's standard fratures, HTC shorted those particular pins to ground on the circuit board and did not include the internal amp and antenna assembly as well so it was impossible to make it work on them without major micro surgery. The Trinity, however, had the components and thru software was able to have it's GPS come to life. But certainly all phones don't have Chipsets with integrated GPS.

I would agree that many companies will use a particular chip and elect NOT to provide all of the features at first release or for specific models, that is normal marketing driven buisness and gives us reasons to buy the next model.

XDA certainly has made it possible for us all to reap the collective tinkering experience and get more from the phones we have and sometimes get these hidden features with a little work.

No disrespect "aboutthemind", but I must agree that your text is a challenge to understand, but I'm always amazed at the worldwide, round-the-clock, activity on this forum. I've learned so much here.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Lidberg:
I remember that discussion well about the 8525 GPS. I think one guy even had the GPS working, but only by disassembling the phone and having wires running everywhere. Not exactly portable...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RemE:
Actually they got the GPS chip activated but could receive no valid data since the antenna bits were not present, they investigated the internal components and determined that it was basically not worth the effort to attempt to unsoldier all of the grounded pins on the chip and then get an amp/bandpass filter and antenna installed. No one ever got a 8525 to work and the project halted, but along came Kaiser!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] scottwilkins:
Here's another one: http://www.mobileplanet.com/p.aspx?i=151025 much cheaper too, but only to be placed on the dash. Probably work just as good though.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] zcink:
My Wing has only one external connection. I bought a 3 watt Wilson booster which then goes to a Yagi (one directional antenna). Its awesome the reception I get. Costs about $300.00 to do all this.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] aboutthemind:
ok no gps in 8525 and aboutthemind is a fool Y N

let me ask you a question, what gives you the right to speak for another person, I would you like to help the gentle man that was here for help cause i am confused as to why you want me to engage in this. i will if we can all end up with a gps that also gives you real-time police positions. Linberg i strongly sugest you bring a positive opinion to this one cause so far your not really contributing to a solution.

With all due respect sir, please refrain from putting words in my mouth. I have addressed the typing and by the looks of it i don't think u get that you my friend are assuming that i am just swing info from my hip.

your right but it from my eyes and hands threw my head to a yellow box so you can see.

now the comment you made finished this so at least we know that your old phone has a gps in it what else can we add to the gentle mans question..

yes i am a fool for answering you but i'll just pass cause i have no interest in your theory due to the nature of your comments.

gps is in the 8525 and yes you can take apart a phone. and im gane i got one in pieces so no is the time but the kaisers 8525 so the fun is one and that is poff's world i would start by maybe doing some reading on his work mans a guru

Mike I'm trying my best but out of respect for the genius members all of them including this guy . i can't take another comment with out losing character.

Mr Lindberg i regret to inform you that calling people fool and names and insulting my dyslexias probably cost you. I like the name very historical but again i will only ask you one more time do not insult me and do not speak for the team
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] aboutthemind:
yes we have lift off

yeah thats what I'm:cool: talking about i like it. can yu post a link
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Lidberg:
Sorry man, but I can't make any sense out of what you're trying to say. I didn't put any words into your mouth. I don't know where you got that idea.

You made some pretty broad statements about GPS in phones and I told you that that is not true - most phones do not have GPS built-in. The 8525 has some of the hardware, but it is not a complete, workable solution.

Also, I did not call you a fool. I said you would look like a fool if you made broad statements about phones in general that are not true.

'nuff said.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] zcink:
Wow don't mean to step in the middle of this Fued. Seems a bit Hostile.

Anyway I wanted to give you the link. You have to know what frequency the Mobile carrier your using uses for Data. Then get the appropriate amp. You don't need a Yagi but you can use an Omni directional Antenna. Make yourself a little portable set up so you can take it in the car when traveling.

The Amp will run on 12volts. I made a trip cross country this summer and the reception I got was Unbeliveable. Like having the old 3 watt bag phone.

Here is the Link:

http://wilsonelectronics.com/
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ZILLA:
is calling this guy a retard grounds for banning?

hope not

tard :cool:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kyphur:
Yes,

:: raises Mighty Hammer of De Ban ::...

Tolerance is the rule of law here. Yes he's annoying and has obvious difficulties with English but I would attribute that to is not being his native language.

:: Returns MHDB to convenient carrying case ::

Let's try to get along and focus on the question at hand..
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] bazzatron:
You 2 guys that are arguing..PISS OFF!!!! I just had to read through 3 pages of your tripe to find a couple of decent responses to my question, when it all would have fit on the first page. Go jerk off to each others vocabulary and ability to quote each other somewhere else.

I'm still not to sure if my question was answered: I want to be able to connect an external WiFi antenna. Like I said there is an external GPS and Cellular ports on the back. Does anyone know if the WiFi is integrated into the Cellular antenna, GPS antenna or neither. If neither is there a way of hooking one up?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Lidberg:
I would say no. I have yet to see a phone that allows you to connect a WiFi antenna. GPS - yes. Cellular - yes. WiFi - no.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] c6638746:
AT&T Tilt and GPS/GSM external antenna

Can anybody tell me what is necessary in order to connect an external GPS/GSM antenna to the AT&T Retail Tilt? I mean does the back cover have to be changed, if yes where can I get it? I mean the GPS antenna is covered and can be exposed through the original back cover but not the GSM antenna (I don't know why they did it this way). I am looking at a combo GPS/GSM antenna which would connect to the two antenna ports on the phone. Thanks.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Lidberg:
For GPS go here: http://www.mobileplanet.com/p.aspx?i=151025

For GSM, I don't know. The GSM antenna is right next to the GPS antenna so that would be neat to get both in one wire (referring to the external connection, not internal. If you pull off the rubber cover and drill out another hole, you get access to the GSM antenna).

If you find one, post up.

EDIT: Would this work for GSM antenna? http://www.mobileplanet.com/p.aspx?i=134068
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] c6638746:
Thanks for the response. I already have the proper antenna in mind; it’s a combo GPS/GSM antenna that you can install inside the vehicle (windshield). It's a patch type antenna. They are kind of hard to find but I found a few sources just waiting to hear back from them. I will then post this info here for all to benefit.

Now my question was really related to the phone. If the phone indeed has a GSM antenna connection why it isn’t easily accessible like the GSM connection is? Was this done for a reason? Is the GSM antenna connection perhaps internally not connected? Has anybody out there connected an external antenna to either of these two ports? I would love to see a pic of a GSM/GPS external antenna connected to this phone. There is not allot of space between the two connections and I'm wondering how things fit.

I just purchased a really nice car mount for my phone and would love to throw in a nice patch antenna on my windshield for better reception (not that the reception is bad now).
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RemE:
One word of caution, I bought a external antenna for my 8525, the reception was already OK but I thought "why not?". I buy it, plug it in, and ZERO bars, unplug it, ZERO Bars. So I had to get a new phone replacement. If it works, and my Kaiser works OK, don't mess with it. These micro r/f connectors are delicate. I was very carefull and still screwed up my phone in a New York minute.